Last Updated - Thursday, April 29th
We are open, offering both in-store shopping as well as Curbside Pick-up.
As a reminder, please do wear a mask if you come inside, and please adhere to the
six-foot minimum social distance at all times.
The last week of April is here, and the weather is definitely warming up. More and more of our favorite Rosé wines are returning with new vintages, so come on by and check them out! For our case special, we have a couple of changes this week, some of them old favorites coming back around, some are brand new options. Take a look below, and let us know if we can pull a case together for you.
Also, in case you don't already know, we do special orders all the time. So if you have a favorite wine that you are not finding, or if you enjoy something at a restaurant that you want to look into for enjoying at home, let us know! We will be happy to check on the wine, and if it is available to us quote you a price. Sometimes there is a minimum purchase to order, but more often than not we are able to order single bottles. If you have a wine you want to look into, please email us at hopevalleywine@gmail.com.
Curbside Pick-up
Step 1: Email us or Call us. Email is the preferred option if possible. Let us know what you are looking for. That can happen through you naming specific wines you know you like and have bought with us before, or having us check your customer history and make recommendations off of what you've purchased before, or just trusting us on some of our current favorites. Maybe even a combination of all of the above! Let us know how many bottles you are looking for, and the price range you want to work within.
Step 2: Provide credit card information. You can do that through phone call or email. (Sometimes guests will send half their CC# on two consecutive emails to make it safer.) Once we have your order ready, we can give you a call, review the order with you, give you your final total, and then run the credit card with you on the phone. Our Point of Sale system does also allow you to store your card information, (encrypted of course), so that we can run later transactions without needing you to read off the number again. If you are interested in having us store the credit card information on your customer profile, just let us know when giving us the payment information.
Step 4: Come by and we'll bring everything out to your car. Give us a bit of time to get everything together, and we will let you know about how much time we need to compile your order. Give us a call when nearby, or when you have actually arrived at the curb, and we can bring your order to the car for you. We do request that, if you can, pop the trunk or back door remotely from inside the vehicle, and we can then set the order down in the back for you. If your trunk requires to be manually opened, or if you want the order in your back seat or passenger seat, we will set the order on the brick planter wall near the curb, and allow you to load the vehicle yourself. We will respect, and ask you to respect, the suggested six-foot distance through the process. Thank you!
919-403-5200
hopevalleywine@gmail.com
We are open, offering both in-store shopping as well as Curbside Pick-up.
As a reminder, please do wear a mask if you come inside, and please adhere to the
six-foot minimum social distance at all times.
The last week of April is here, and the weather is definitely warming up. More and more of our favorite Rosé wines are returning with new vintages, so come on by and check them out! For our case special, we have a couple of changes this week, some of them old favorites coming back around, some are brand new options. Take a look below, and let us know if we can pull a case together for you.
Also, in case you don't already know, we do special orders all the time. So if you have a favorite wine that you are not finding, or if you enjoy something at a restaurant that you want to look into for enjoying at home, let us know! We will be happy to check on the wine, and if it is available to us quote you a price. Sometimes there is a minimum purchase to order, but more often than not we are able to order single bottles. If you have a wine you want to look into, please email us at hopevalleywine@gmail.com.
Curbside Pick-up
Step 1: Email us or Call us. Email is the preferred option if possible. Let us know what you are looking for. That can happen through you naming specific wines you know you like and have bought with us before, or having us check your customer history and make recommendations off of what you've purchased before, or just trusting us on some of our current favorites. Maybe even a combination of all of the above! Let us know how many bottles you are looking for, and the price range you want to work within.
Step 2: Provide credit card information. You can do that through phone call or email. (Sometimes guests will send half their CC# on two consecutive emails to make it safer.) Once we have your order ready, we can give you a call, review the order with you, give you your final total, and then run the credit card with you on the phone. Our Point of Sale system does also allow you to store your card information, (encrypted of course), so that we can run later transactions without needing you to read off the number again. If you are interested in having us store the credit card information on your customer profile, just let us know when giving us the payment information.
Step 4: Come by and we'll bring everything out to your car. Give us a bit of time to get everything together, and we will let you know about how much time we need to compile your order. Give us a call when nearby, or when you have actually arrived at the curb, and we can bring your order to the car for you. We do request that, if you can, pop the trunk or back door remotely from inside the vehicle, and we can then set the order down in the back for you. If your trunk requires to be manually opened, or if you want the order in your back seat or passenger seat, we will set the order on the brick planter wall near the curb, and allow you to load the vehicle yourself. We will respect, and ask you to respect, the suggested six-foot distance through the process. Thank you!
919-403-5200
hopevalleywine@gmail.com
Discounted Case Special
We are offering a great case special with lots of variety and flexibility. Each item below is listed with its normal and special case price. As long as you order at least 12 bottles mix and match from these 22 highlighted selections, you get that best price. You could do one bottle each of 12 of the wines, or do 6 of the Sauvignon Blanc and 6 of the Cabernet Sauvignon, or 12 of just the Pinot Noir, and get the best discount. We are happy to make suggestions if needed as well.
White Wines
Indaba Sauvignon Blanc
Western Cape, South Africa, 2018
South African Sauvignon Blancs are steadily growing in popularity, with similarities to both the New Zealand and Loire Valley styles. Enticing melon, citrus and tropical fruit aromas lead to fresh, zesty flavors of passion fruit, lime, mango and green fig, supported by a spine of racy acidity. Herbal undertones shine through on the mineral-tinged finish.
Normally $9.99
Special Case Price $7.99
New Selection!
Fattoria di Vaira 'Quotidiano'
Molise, Italy, NV
60% Falanghina, 40% Trebbiano
This lovely little blend is certified Biodynamic by Demeter, and is made following many of the basic tenets of the natural wine ethos. Biodynamic agriculture is followed by hand harvesting, and then spontaneous fermentation in steel with no added yeasts, and it is not fined nor filtered. It has a lovely dark golden color, partly due to some minor skin contact during fermentation. It is aromatic, with red apple, green mango, peach, white flowers, and almond accents. The palate has the much of the same, with orchard fruit tones balanced with more tropical notes. Coming in at 11.5% ABV, it doesn't overwhelm, and has really nice texture and length that add to it's fruit forward style. Should be great with nearly any salad or pasta dish.
Normally $10.99
Special Case Price $8.99
Durigutti Viognier
Mendoza, Argentina, 2016
The Durigutti brothers have a long history of being two of Argentina's most sought after consulting enologists, and have ties to many of the regions most prominent wineries. Their own namesake wines have been favorites of ours for years, as they offer fantastic quality for their price. We got a fantastic deal on this Viognier as it has a couple years in the bottle, but we has a sample bottle just last week and it is still showing wonderfully, full or great fruit and floral accents, with a nice weight and softness. It is an unfiltered wine, coming from several different micro terroirs of the Uco Valley, fermented in concrete eggs and aged on lees, and some skin contact as well. A golden yellow in color, it has a nose of white peach, wet stone, mango and honeysuckle. The palate is rich but not sweet, with peach, golden apple, and melon accents, and a slight touch of clove and nutmeg on the finish. Viognier pairs really well with nuts, so try this with Cashew Crusted Flounder, or classic Chicken Satay.
Normally $13.99
Case Special Price $8.99
A.A. Badenhorst 'The Curator' White
Swartland, South Africa, 2019
This tasty blend from South Africa is 83% Chenin Blanc, 10% Chardonnay, and 7% Viognier. Winemaker Adi Badenhorst says "There is so much high quality fruit in the Swartland that ends up unrecognizable in Bag-in-Box blends. I felt that by adding a little more care to the vinification of these grapes, while maintaining cost efficiency in production, we could produce wines that would be sure to turn a few heads for a very reasonable sum of money." He definitely delivers on that idea! Chenin Blanc is the backbone and structure of this blend. The Chardonnay was naturally fermented and took a long time to complete fermentation, resulting in great texture and aromas of dried peaches and apricots and ripe citrus. The Viognier, from one of Badenhorsts favorite growers and vineyards, completes the Swartland canvas and brings some spice and palate length to the wine. Aromas of lemon zest, green tropical fruits and spices lead to a palate of ripe, honeyed stonefruit and melon. It is a rich wine, but classically dry on the finish.
Normally $11.99
Special Case Price $9.99
Domaine Duffour Blanc
Côtes de Gascogne, France, 2019
This blend of Colombard, Gros Manseng, and Ugni Blanc from the Gascogne region has become a customer favorite, and understandably so. In the glass, the Domaine Duffour is a pale lemon-yellow color with a crisp, clean appearance and pleasantly round viscosity for a white wine. On the nose and palate, there are immediate fresh notes of Key lime pie, lemon rind, citrus grove, crushed white fruit, stone fruit and chalky minerals. Cotes de Gascogne is the IGP title for wines that are produced in an area centered on the Gers administrative department of South-West France. The countryside here is verdant, and the low rolling terrain is interspersed with small, picturesque villages. All in all, this is well suited to viticulture, as the soils and climate work together across the area to create an optimal environment for vineyards.
Normally $12.99
Special Case Price $9.99
Caprili 'Settimia' Vermentino
Tuscany, Italy, 2019
Podere Caprili, which basks in the enchanting scenery of the Montalcino area of Italy, was founded in 1965 by Alfo Bartolommei, who had worked his way up from sharecropper to winery owner. In addition to making the red wines this region is most famous for, they also do a great version of Tuscany’s most important white grape – Vermentino. Their ‘Settimia’ displays notes of orchard fruits and ripe citrus along with a refreshing palate with classic herbal nuances. This wine shines with herbed seafood and grilled chicken dishes.
Normally $12.99
Special Case Price $10.99
It's Back! New Vintage Has Arrived.
Sokol Blosser Pinot Gris
Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2019
Dating back to the early 1970s, Sokol Blosser winery was one of the first truly great Oregon wineries. They are still viewed as producing wines that encapsulate the “classic” Oregon style. This Pinot Gris has aromas and flavors of apple, fig, citrus and spice, with complex undertones of earth and minerals. It has a firm backbone coupled with lush creaminess. All the grapes for this lovely white are from hillside vineyards, and are organically grown. This is a wonderful companion to pan seared halibut, oyster stew,
herbed chicken or fresh fruit.
Normally $17.99
Special Case Price $14.99
Viña Cartín Albariño
Val do Salnés, Rías Baixas, Spain, 2019
This wine is made with grapes grown in the renowned Salnés Valley. Made of vines averaging 30 years in age, the land is farmed naturally, and the wine is made and aged in stainless steel to preserve fruit freshness and brightness. This is a wonderful introduction to the Albariño grape for those who may not have experienced it before. An intense aroma of ripe peach, pear, mango and citrus leads to a front palate that is smooth and flavorful. On the tongue it has great balance between fruit flavors of grapefruit, peach, mild tropical fruit tones, and well-integrated acidity. The finish is fresh and fruity, but also full of nuances of minerality and herbs. Textbook Albariño! It can work just as perfectly as an aperitif as it does with a meal, especially any seafood, and shows why Albariño has forged a place as the best known Spanish White Wine in the domestic market.
Normally $17.99
Special Case Price $14.99
Briarstone Chardonnay
Lodi, California, 2017
The Briarstone wines are and excellent second label for Hill Family Estates. After three decades of farming grapes for some of Napa Valley's top producers, Doug Hill decided in the early 2000s to enter the winemaking side of things, and founded Napa's Hill Family Estates. After a decade plus of making iconic Napa wines they expanded and began making the Briarstone wines, using fruit from up and down California. Their Chardonnay is mostly grown in the Lodi region east of the bay area, a warm growing region that produces ripe and vibrant fruit. This is classic California Chardonnay, with a rich creamy mouthfeel, and a warm, buttery richness. Aromas of baked apple, ripe Bosc pear, crème brûlée and lemon curd excite the senses, followed by a soft mouthfeel supporting flavors of baked apple and peach with orange zest and almond pastry. Nice acidity on the finish helps frame the flavors and keep the richness from being overbearing, balancing this full bodied Chardonnay.
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $15.99
Les Cailloux Bordeaux Blanc
Bordeaux, France, 2018
This was easily one of our favorite finds of 2019, as evidenced by the fact that the staff continue to purchase bottles to take home. Les Cailloux Blanc is a negociant wine blended from various sources and we have it on good authority that the sources may include some barrels from a Medoc First Growth Chateau that also makes white wine. 100% Sauvignon Blanc aged 8 months in traditional French oak barrels. The pure expression of Sauvignon Blanc grown on the greatest terroirs of Bordeaux where the most legendary growths are located. The bouquet is rich with citrus fruit, well ripened white peach and wild flower aromas, with an elegant hint of brioche, mint, and lemon curd.
Normally $29.99
Case Special Price $19.99
Rosé Wines
Sokol Blosser Rosé of Pinot Noir
Dundee Hills, Oregon, 2020
This is the sixth year we've received Sokol Blosser's beautiful Rosé, a wine that was previously a special treat sold exclusively at the winery. It is a classic dry Rosé made 100% from estate grown Pinot Noir. The 2020 has a slightly darker ruby color, and a touch more weight than the 2019. It exhibits notes of peach and strawberry on the nose followed by hints of melon, rose petal, and fresh tropical fruits. The palate is bright and crisp with refreshing berry, melon, golden raspberry, and bergamot notes, leading to clean acidity on the finish. This wine is perfect for all things summer, like Dungeness crab cakes, grilled zucchini and asparagus, and the classic brunch staple of Eggs Florentine!
Normally $18.99
Case Special Price $14.99
Angels & Cowboys Rosé
Sonoma County, California, 2020
Angels & Cowboys Rosé, a Grenache-based blend with a complement of Syrah, Carignan and Pinot Noir, is classic Oeil de Perdrix. (A traditional style of dry French rosé named for the color of a Peacock's eye). This Rosé displays a bouquet of summer orchard fruit ranging from tangerine to peach accented by aromatic floral notes of violet and rose petal. On the palate the racy acidity delivers a focused savory herb element and minerality, along with delicate watermelon, raspberry, and Rainier Cherry fruit. Fresh and quaffable, this Rosé possesses a thirst-quenching fruitiness and dry finish that call for pairing with charcuterie platters, oysters, or a simple bowl of fresh strawberries.
Normally $15.99
Case Special Price $12.99
The Ned Rosé of Pinot Noir
Marlborough, New Zealand, 2020
Named for one of Marlborough’s most famous peaks, The Ned wines are some of our favorites out of New Zealand. Made of 100% Pinot Noir, the grapes are gently pressed to minimize color and tannins. Enticing aromas of wild strawberries and watermelon with a delicate floral lift lead the way, followed by a creamy palate balanced by crisp acidity, creating a juicy, flavorful burst of red fruit. A versatile rosé than can be enjoyed year round, though it may be at its best with take-out sashimi and a face chat with a good friend on the patio!
Normally $14.99
Case Special Price $12.99
It's Back! New Vintage Has Arrived.
Charles Bieler Père & Fils 'Sabine' Rosé
Aix-en-Provence, France, 2020
This was our best selling Rosé last year, and the 2020 is another Provencal classic. This vintage is a blend of 41% Grenache, 27% Syrah, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Cinsault, and 7% Rolle (a white grape also known as Vermentino). Traditional Provence Rosé is what nearly every serious Rosé winemaker around the world attempts to mimic and for good reason. The delicate balance between floral, herbal, wild red fruit (not overly ripe), stone fruit and acid has proven itself time and time again. A great Southern French Rosé isn't about a singular big flavor, but more about nuance, energy, soul and personality. Bieler nails it with a balanced array of raspberry, cherry, peach, citrus, mineral and herb accents. In no way fat or heavy on the palate, and with great length. The patio and a lazy afternoon await!
Normally $14.99
Case Special Price $12.99
Red Wines
StoneCap Syrah
Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017
The Monson family owns the sprawling Goose Ridge Estate Vineyard (1,300 acres), and sell much of their fruit, which allows them to produce StoneCap as a fully Estate wine at an extremely sensible price. Their Syrah starts with aromas of wild berries, caramel and smoke. It has full-bodied flavors of black raspberry, black cherry and plum with hints of tobacco, citrus zest and mocha. Try this with Chorizo Stuffed Chayote Squash, Chicken Meatballs and Spicy Arrabbiata Spaghetti, or Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper Bisque
with a Grilled Pimento Cheese Sandwich.
Normally $11.99
Case Special Price $8.99
Domaine St. George Cabernet Sauvignon
California, 2018
One wine that we seem to always be on the hunt for is the great, everyday California Cab, one that balances affordability and quality, yet still tasting truly of Cabernet Sauvignon and not just like ‘red wine’. Well, we found a definite winner here with the Domaine St. George! Based primarily on fruit from Sonoma County, it over-delivers with concentration and finesse. Ripe black cherry and cedar aromas combine on the nose, with a touch of vanilla oak in the background. It is richly flavored with black currant and black cherry accents, with mild tones of smoke and mint. It is velvety and soft yet intense on the palate, with lingering berry flavors.
Normally $11.99
Special Case Price $9.99
New Selection!
Radley & Finch 'Lazy Hare' Shiraz
Western Cape, South Africa, 2019
As you might well know, Shiraz and Syrah are the same grape, with Australians usually calling it Shiraz and the classic French name for the grape being Syrah. When you run across it coming from other areas, the choice of which name the winery uses can tell you a lot about the wine’s style. When called Syrah, it often emulates the earthier, smokier French style; when called Shriaz, it will usually emulate the bright, fruit driven, luscious Australian style. Such is the case with Radley & Finch’s ‘Lazy Hare’ Shiraz! Plump red plum and red berry aromas are partnered with similarly decadent tones of baking spice and red fruit on the nose of this wine. The palate is smooth in feel with soft tannins and plush fruit flavors that lend a slightly creamy, lush impression but by no means thick or heavy. This would be a fantastic complement to Chicken Mole with spicy black beans, or Skewered Shrimp with blackberries and mango.
Normally $13.99
Special Case Price $10.99
Broadbent Douro Red
Douro Valley, Portugal, 2019
One of our favorite finds of last Fall was the Broadbent Dao White, so we were thrilled to start working with its companion Douro Valley Red blend this year! A classic Portuguese dry red blend, this is made up of native Douro Valley grapes Tinta Roriz (Tempranillo), Tinta Barroca, Touriga Nacional, and Touriga Franca. It is an amazing value for its price, and easily one of the most elegant $15 wines we’ve had in quite some time. Dark purple in color, it has a nose of fresh blackberry, dark cherry, black plum and blueberry, with secondary notes of violets, purple lilacs, cracked pepper and dried herbs. On the palate it is a wine of medium body with pleasant acidity, fresh dark fruit, medium tannin, and a fruit driven finish. Great with pork chops, stews, or whatever type of braised meat you’ve had in your Instapot all day. But be forewarned - if you open one of these to sip while you cook, you very well may need a second bottle to have with the meal!
Normally $14.99
Case Special Price $11.99
La Maialina 'Gertrude' Red Blend
Tuscany, Italy, 2018
45% Sangiovese, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot
Gertrude has been our best selling Italian Red for at least 3 years now. This blend is what we might call a 'Baby' Super-Tuscan. The term Super-Tuscan was coined by journalists in the 1970’s to describe a handful of wines from Tuscany that were using non-traditional grapes. Due to the grapes used, these wines could only be called ‘Table Wines’ according to Italian wine laws, although their quality was far above normal table wine levels. The classic Super-Tuscans now cost hundreds of dollars a bottle, which is why we call this charming affordable blend a 'Baby' Super-Tuscan. This wine offers remarkable value for the complex flavors it delivers. A bright acidity supports robust flavors of grilled meat, fennel, spice, black cherry, dark chocolate and
tobacco into a satisfying, lengthy finish.
Normally $15.99
Special Case Price $12.99
Contour Pinot Noir
California, 2018
We've found another surprisingly good value Pinot Noir out of California with Contour, made by the same folks who produce Banshee Pinot Noir. Contour is a pure and genuine expression of California Pinot Noir, without the use of additional varietals. The cool climate of California's coastline aids in the growth of superb Pinot Noir, and Contour is a representation of its outstanding growing regions. They select the best fruit from the finest appellations throughout California, providing tremendous depth, balance, and quality. The wine is fresh and exuberant in the mouth, with sumptuous notes of home-made strawberry jam, ripe black cherry, cranberry, and warm gingerbread.
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $14.99
Gobelsburg Zweigelt
Niederösterriech, Austria, 2018
If you are a Zinfandel fan, then you will likely enjoy Zweigelt. A hybrid grape developed in 1922 by crossing the Saint-Laurent and Blaufrankish grapes, Zweigelt is now the most widely planted red-wine grape in Austria. Coming from the warm and rewarding 2018 vintage, the Gobelsburg Zweigelt is a charmer. Rich cherry fruit aromas mix with notes that are a little piquant and peppery, and perhaps even have a touch of almond. Medium-bodied with bright acidity, it has big flavors of ripe dark cherry, blackberry, and wood spice accents. Every time I taste this wine is makes me think of a meeting of Zinfandel and Pinot Noir, and is wonderfully versatile in its food pairings. From rare tuna to spicy pad thai to lamb kabobs or beef stew - it's harder to find dishes this wine doesn't work with than ones it does!
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $15.99
Briarstone Cabernet Sauvignon
California, 2018
Ripe and dark-berried with just perceptible oak, this is a Cabernet for those who are tired of the brawny, overly woody flavor profile of the typical California style. Briarstone was born from the idea that delicious, mouth-filling California wines can be hand-crafted at reasonable prices. This is made by the Hill family, who do an estate Napa Cabernet that sells in the $50 range. Some leftover fruit from the estate Cabernet goes into Briarstone, along with excellent quality fruit sourced from grower’s they have long known and respected around California. The result is a Cabernet Sauvignon of both amazing value and lots of character. The palate is rich and deep, with plush cherry and berry fruit all framed by soft touches of oak for complexity. This gives you top Napa Valley elegance without the Napa Valley price tag.
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $15.99
Château Lamothe-Bergeron Haut-Médoc
Bordeaux, France, 2015
This beautiful Bordeaux over-delivers for its standard pricing, and is an outright steal with the Discoutned Case price. If you don't believe us, listen to some of the major wine critics!:
From an estate in the Cussac-Fort-Médoc region (in the southern part of the Médoc), the 2015 Château Lamothe-Bergeron comes from 30-year-old vines and is a rough blend of 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Sauvignon. It’s a character packed 2015 that gives up lots of spice, dried herbs, currants and cocoa powder in its medium-bodied, balanced, incredibly enjoyable personality. I’d happily drink bottles over the coming decade. ~ 90 Points, Jeb Dunnuck
This concentrated wine, with its combination of juicy black-currant fruit and rich tannins, is set to age well. Weighty and concentrated while also crisp and fruity, it displays excellent balance with its dusty tannins never hiding the fruitiness. ~ 90 Points, Wine Enthusiast
Normally $29.99
Case Special Price $19.99
Covington Cellars 'Franc' Cabernet Franc
Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017
Cabernet Franc can be a very polarizing grape, and people often tend to either really, really love it, or really dislike it. In honesty, I am usually one of those in the 'not so fond' column, but with this example from Covington out of Washignton State, I am definitely being converted! In a rich, full style, previous fans of Cabernet Franc will definitely be drawn in by the aromas of cherry, currant, black pepper and menthol on the nose. But those who have stayed away in the past because of examples that are too medicinal or vegetal will find nothing but pleasure in the mouthfilling ripe cherry and red berry fruit flavors on the palate. Not just a fruit bomb, it has accents of mild oak, some slight rose petal and herbal back notes, and finishes in a broad dusting of tannins and lingering red fruits and spices. Consider me a Franc fan!
Normally $29.99
Case Special Price $22.99
We are offering a great case special with lots of variety and flexibility. Each item below is listed with its normal and special case price. As long as you order at least 12 bottles mix and match from these 22 highlighted selections, you get that best price. You could do one bottle each of 12 of the wines, or do 6 of the Sauvignon Blanc and 6 of the Cabernet Sauvignon, or 12 of just the Pinot Noir, and get the best discount. We are happy to make suggestions if needed as well.
White Wines
Indaba Sauvignon Blanc
Western Cape, South Africa, 2018
South African Sauvignon Blancs are steadily growing in popularity, with similarities to both the New Zealand and Loire Valley styles. Enticing melon, citrus and tropical fruit aromas lead to fresh, zesty flavors of passion fruit, lime, mango and green fig, supported by a spine of racy acidity. Herbal undertones shine through on the mineral-tinged finish.
Normally $9.99
Special Case Price $7.99
New Selection!
Fattoria di Vaira 'Quotidiano'
Molise, Italy, NV
60% Falanghina, 40% Trebbiano
This lovely little blend is certified Biodynamic by Demeter, and is made following many of the basic tenets of the natural wine ethos. Biodynamic agriculture is followed by hand harvesting, and then spontaneous fermentation in steel with no added yeasts, and it is not fined nor filtered. It has a lovely dark golden color, partly due to some minor skin contact during fermentation. It is aromatic, with red apple, green mango, peach, white flowers, and almond accents. The palate has the much of the same, with orchard fruit tones balanced with more tropical notes. Coming in at 11.5% ABV, it doesn't overwhelm, and has really nice texture and length that add to it's fruit forward style. Should be great with nearly any salad or pasta dish.
Normally $10.99
Special Case Price $8.99
Durigutti Viognier
Mendoza, Argentina, 2016
The Durigutti brothers have a long history of being two of Argentina's most sought after consulting enologists, and have ties to many of the regions most prominent wineries. Their own namesake wines have been favorites of ours for years, as they offer fantastic quality for their price. We got a fantastic deal on this Viognier as it has a couple years in the bottle, but we has a sample bottle just last week and it is still showing wonderfully, full or great fruit and floral accents, with a nice weight and softness. It is an unfiltered wine, coming from several different micro terroirs of the Uco Valley, fermented in concrete eggs and aged on lees, and some skin contact as well. A golden yellow in color, it has a nose of white peach, wet stone, mango and honeysuckle. The palate is rich but not sweet, with peach, golden apple, and melon accents, and a slight touch of clove and nutmeg on the finish. Viognier pairs really well with nuts, so try this with Cashew Crusted Flounder, or classic Chicken Satay.
Normally $13.99
Case Special Price $8.99
A.A. Badenhorst 'The Curator' White
Swartland, South Africa, 2019
This tasty blend from South Africa is 83% Chenin Blanc, 10% Chardonnay, and 7% Viognier. Winemaker Adi Badenhorst says "There is so much high quality fruit in the Swartland that ends up unrecognizable in Bag-in-Box blends. I felt that by adding a little more care to the vinification of these grapes, while maintaining cost efficiency in production, we could produce wines that would be sure to turn a few heads for a very reasonable sum of money." He definitely delivers on that idea! Chenin Blanc is the backbone and structure of this blend. The Chardonnay was naturally fermented and took a long time to complete fermentation, resulting in great texture and aromas of dried peaches and apricots and ripe citrus. The Viognier, from one of Badenhorsts favorite growers and vineyards, completes the Swartland canvas and brings some spice and palate length to the wine. Aromas of lemon zest, green tropical fruits and spices lead to a palate of ripe, honeyed stonefruit and melon. It is a rich wine, but classically dry on the finish.
Normally $11.99
Special Case Price $9.99
Domaine Duffour Blanc
Côtes de Gascogne, France, 2019
This blend of Colombard, Gros Manseng, and Ugni Blanc from the Gascogne region has become a customer favorite, and understandably so. In the glass, the Domaine Duffour is a pale lemon-yellow color with a crisp, clean appearance and pleasantly round viscosity for a white wine. On the nose and palate, there are immediate fresh notes of Key lime pie, lemon rind, citrus grove, crushed white fruit, stone fruit and chalky minerals. Cotes de Gascogne is the IGP title for wines that are produced in an area centered on the Gers administrative department of South-West France. The countryside here is verdant, and the low rolling terrain is interspersed with small, picturesque villages. All in all, this is well suited to viticulture, as the soils and climate work together across the area to create an optimal environment for vineyards.
Normally $12.99
Special Case Price $9.99
Caprili 'Settimia' Vermentino
Tuscany, Italy, 2019
Podere Caprili, which basks in the enchanting scenery of the Montalcino area of Italy, was founded in 1965 by Alfo Bartolommei, who had worked his way up from sharecropper to winery owner. In addition to making the red wines this region is most famous for, they also do a great version of Tuscany’s most important white grape – Vermentino. Their ‘Settimia’ displays notes of orchard fruits and ripe citrus along with a refreshing palate with classic herbal nuances. This wine shines with herbed seafood and grilled chicken dishes.
Normally $12.99
Special Case Price $10.99
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Sokol Blosser Pinot Gris
Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2019
Dating back to the early 1970s, Sokol Blosser winery was one of the first truly great Oregon wineries. They are still viewed as producing wines that encapsulate the “classic” Oregon style. This Pinot Gris has aromas and flavors of apple, fig, citrus and spice, with complex undertones of earth and minerals. It has a firm backbone coupled with lush creaminess. All the grapes for this lovely white are from hillside vineyards, and are organically grown. This is a wonderful companion to pan seared halibut, oyster stew,
herbed chicken or fresh fruit.
Normally $17.99
Special Case Price $14.99
Viña Cartín Albariño
Val do Salnés, Rías Baixas, Spain, 2019
This wine is made with grapes grown in the renowned Salnés Valley. Made of vines averaging 30 years in age, the land is farmed naturally, and the wine is made and aged in stainless steel to preserve fruit freshness and brightness. This is a wonderful introduction to the Albariño grape for those who may not have experienced it before. An intense aroma of ripe peach, pear, mango and citrus leads to a front palate that is smooth and flavorful. On the tongue it has great balance between fruit flavors of grapefruit, peach, mild tropical fruit tones, and well-integrated acidity. The finish is fresh and fruity, but also full of nuances of minerality and herbs. Textbook Albariño! It can work just as perfectly as an aperitif as it does with a meal, especially any seafood, and shows why Albariño has forged a place as the best known Spanish White Wine in the domestic market.
Normally $17.99
Special Case Price $14.99
Briarstone Chardonnay
Lodi, California, 2017
The Briarstone wines are and excellent second label for Hill Family Estates. After three decades of farming grapes for some of Napa Valley's top producers, Doug Hill decided in the early 2000s to enter the winemaking side of things, and founded Napa's Hill Family Estates. After a decade plus of making iconic Napa wines they expanded and began making the Briarstone wines, using fruit from up and down California. Their Chardonnay is mostly grown in the Lodi region east of the bay area, a warm growing region that produces ripe and vibrant fruit. This is classic California Chardonnay, with a rich creamy mouthfeel, and a warm, buttery richness. Aromas of baked apple, ripe Bosc pear, crème brûlée and lemon curd excite the senses, followed by a soft mouthfeel supporting flavors of baked apple and peach with orange zest and almond pastry. Nice acidity on the finish helps frame the flavors and keep the richness from being overbearing, balancing this full bodied Chardonnay.
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $15.99
Les Cailloux Bordeaux Blanc
Bordeaux, France, 2018
This was easily one of our favorite finds of 2019, as evidenced by the fact that the staff continue to purchase bottles to take home. Les Cailloux Blanc is a negociant wine blended from various sources and we have it on good authority that the sources may include some barrels from a Medoc First Growth Chateau that also makes white wine. 100% Sauvignon Blanc aged 8 months in traditional French oak barrels. The pure expression of Sauvignon Blanc grown on the greatest terroirs of Bordeaux where the most legendary growths are located. The bouquet is rich with citrus fruit, well ripened white peach and wild flower aromas, with an elegant hint of brioche, mint, and lemon curd.
Normally $29.99
Case Special Price $19.99
Rosé Wines
Sokol Blosser Rosé of Pinot Noir
Dundee Hills, Oregon, 2020
This is the sixth year we've received Sokol Blosser's beautiful Rosé, a wine that was previously a special treat sold exclusively at the winery. It is a classic dry Rosé made 100% from estate grown Pinot Noir. The 2020 has a slightly darker ruby color, and a touch more weight than the 2019. It exhibits notes of peach and strawberry on the nose followed by hints of melon, rose petal, and fresh tropical fruits. The palate is bright and crisp with refreshing berry, melon, golden raspberry, and bergamot notes, leading to clean acidity on the finish. This wine is perfect for all things summer, like Dungeness crab cakes, grilled zucchini and asparagus, and the classic brunch staple of Eggs Florentine!
Normally $18.99
Case Special Price $14.99
Angels & Cowboys Rosé
Sonoma County, California, 2020
Angels & Cowboys Rosé, a Grenache-based blend with a complement of Syrah, Carignan and Pinot Noir, is classic Oeil de Perdrix. (A traditional style of dry French rosé named for the color of a Peacock's eye). This Rosé displays a bouquet of summer orchard fruit ranging from tangerine to peach accented by aromatic floral notes of violet and rose petal. On the palate the racy acidity delivers a focused savory herb element and minerality, along with delicate watermelon, raspberry, and Rainier Cherry fruit. Fresh and quaffable, this Rosé possesses a thirst-quenching fruitiness and dry finish that call for pairing with charcuterie platters, oysters, or a simple bowl of fresh strawberries.
Normally $15.99
Case Special Price $12.99
The Ned Rosé of Pinot Noir
Marlborough, New Zealand, 2020
Named for one of Marlborough’s most famous peaks, The Ned wines are some of our favorites out of New Zealand. Made of 100% Pinot Noir, the grapes are gently pressed to minimize color and tannins. Enticing aromas of wild strawberries and watermelon with a delicate floral lift lead the way, followed by a creamy palate balanced by crisp acidity, creating a juicy, flavorful burst of red fruit. A versatile rosé than can be enjoyed year round, though it may be at its best with take-out sashimi and a face chat with a good friend on the patio!
Normally $14.99
Case Special Price $12.99
It's Back! New Vintage Has Arrived.
Charles Bieler Père & Fils 'Sabine' Rosé
Aix-en-Provence, France, 2020
This was our best selling Rosé last year, and the 2020 is another Provencal classic. This vintage is a blend of 41% Grenache, 27% Syrah, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Cinsault, and 7% Rolle (a white grape also known as Vermentino). Traditional Provence Rosé is what nearly every serious Rosé winemaker around the world attempts to mimic and for good reason. The delicate balance between floral, herbal, wild red fruit (not overly ripe), stone fruit and acid has proven itself time and time again. A great Southern French Rosé isn't about a singular big flavor, but more about nuance, energy, soul and personality. Bieler nails it with a balanced array of raspberry, cherry, peach, citrus, mineral and herb accents. In no way fat or heavy on the palate, and with great length. The patio and a lazy afternoon await!
Normally $14.99
Case Special Price $12.99
Red Wines
StoneCap Syrah
Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017
The Monson family owns the sprawling Goose Ridge Estate Vineyard (1,300 acres), and sell much of their fruit, which allows them to produce StoneCap as a fully Estate wine at an extremely sensible price. Their Syrah starts with aromas of wild berries, caramel and smoke. It has full-bodied flavors of black raspberry, black cherry and plum with hints of tobacco, citrus zest and mocha. Try this with Chorizo Stuffed Chayote Squash, Chicken Meatballs and Spicy Arrabbiata Spaghetti, or Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper Bisque
with a Grilled Pimento Cheese Sandwich.
Normally $11.99
Case Special Price $8.99
Domaine St. George Cabernet Sauvignon
California, 2018
One wine that we seem to always be on the hunt for is the great, everyday California Cab, one that balances affordability and quality, yet still tasting truly of Cabernet Sauvignon and not just like ‘red wine’. Well, we found a definite winner here with the Domaine St. George! Based primarily on fruit from Sonoma County, it over-delivers with concentration and finesse. Ripe black cherry and cedar aromas combine on the nose, with a touch of vanilla oak in the background. It is richly flavored with black currant and black cherry accents, with mild tones of smoke and mint. It is velvety and soft yet intense on the palate, with lingering berry flavors.
Normally $11.99
Special Case Price $9.99
New Selection!
Radley & Finch 'Lazy Hare' Shiraz
Western Cape, South Africa, 2019
As you might well know, Shiraz and Syrah are the same grape, with Australians usually calling it Shiraz and the classic French name for the grape being Syrah. When you run across it coming from other areas, the choice of which name the winery uses can tell you a lot about the wine’s style. When called Syrah, it often emulates the earthier, smokier French style; when called Shriaz, it will usually emulate the bright, fruit driven, luscious Australian style. Such is the case with Radley & Finch’s ‘Lazy Hare’ Shiraz! Plump red plum and red berry aromas are partnered with similarly decadent tones of baking spice and red fruit on the nose of this wine. The palate is smooth in feel with soft tannins and plush fruit flavors that lend a slightly creamy, lush impression but by no means thick or heavy. This would be a fantastic complement to Chicken Mole with spicy black beans, or Skewered Shrimp with blackberries and mango.
Normally $13.99
Special Case Price $10.99
Broadbent Douro Red
Douro Valley, Portugal, 2019
One of our favorite finds of last Fall was the Broadbent Dao White, so we were thrilled to start working with its companion Douro Valley Red blend this year! A classic Portuguese dry red blend, this is made up of native Douro Valley grapes Tinta Roriz (Tempranillo), Tinta Barroca, Touriga Nacional, and Touriga Franca. It is an amazing value for its price, and easily one of the most elegant $15 wines we’ve had in quite some time. Dark purple in color, it has a nose of fresh blackberry, dark cherry, black plum and blueberry, with secondary notes of violets, purple lilacs, cracked pepper and dried herbs. On the palate it is a wine of medium body with pleasant acidity, fresh dark fruit, medium tannin, and a fruit driven finish. Great with pork chops, stews, or whatever type of braised meat you’ve had in your Instapot all day. But be forewarned - if you open one of these to sip while you cook, you very well may need a second bottle to have with the meal!
Normally $14.99
Case Special Price $11.99
La Maialina 'Gertrude' Red Blend
Tuscany, Italy, 2018
45% Sangiovese, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot
Gertrude has been our best selling Italian Red for at least 3 years now. This blend is what we might call a 'Baby' Super-Tuscan. The term Super-Tuscan was coined by journalists in the 1970’s to describe a handful of wines from Tuscany that were using non-traditional grapes. Due to the grapes used, these wines could only be called ‘Table Wines’ according to Italian wine laws, although their quality was far above normal table wine levels. The classic Super-Tuscans now cost hundreds of dollars a bottle, which is why we call this charming affordable blend a 'Baby' Super-Tuscan. This wine offers remarkable value for the complex flavors it delivers. A bright acidity supports robust flavors of grilled meat, fennel, spice, black cherry, dark chocolate and
tobacco into a satisfying, lengthy finish.
Normally $15.99
Special Case Price $12.99
Contour Pinot Noir
California, 2018
We've found another surprisingly good value Pinot Noir out of California with Contour, made by the same folks who produce Banshee Pinot Noir. Contour is a pure and genuine expression of California Pinot Noir, without the use of additional varietals. The cool climate of California's coastline aids in the growth of superb Pinot Noir, and Contour is a representation of its outstanding growing regions. They select the best fruit from the finest appellations throughout California, providing tremendous depth, balance, and quality. The wine is fresh and exuberant in the mouth, with sumptuous notes of home-made strawberry jam, ripe black cherry, cranberry, and warm gingerbread.
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $14.99
Gobelsburg Zweigelt
Niederösterriech, Austria, 2018
If you are a Zinfandel fan, then you will likely enjoy Zweigelt. A hybrid grape developed in 1922 by crossing the Saint-Laurent and Blaufrankish grapes, Zweigelt is now the most widely planted red-wine grape in Austria. Coming from the warm and rewarding 2018 vintage, the Gobelsburg Zweigelt is a charmer. Rich cherry fruit aromas mix with notes that are a little piquant and peppery, and perhaps even have a touch of almond. Medium-bodied with bright acidity, it has big flavors of ripe dark cherry, blackberry, and wood spice accents. Every time I taste this wine is makes me think of a meeting of Zinfandel and Pinot Noir, and is wonderfully versatile in its food pairings. From rare tuna to spicy pad thai to lamb kabobs or beef stew - it's harder to find dishes this wine doesn't work with than ones it does!
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $15.99
Briarstone Cabernet Sauvignon
California, 2018
Ripe and dark-berried with just perceptible oak, this is a Cabernet for those who are tired of the brawny, overly woody flavor profile of the typical California style. Briarstone was born from the idea that delicious, mouth-filling California wines can be hand-crafted at reasonable prices. This is made by the Hill family, who do an estate Napa Cabernet that sells in the $50 range. Some leftover fruit from the estate Cabernet goes into Briarstone, along with excellent quality fruit sourced from grower’s they have long known and respected around California. The result is a Cabernet Sauvignon of both amazing value and lots of character. The palate is rich and deep, with plush cherry and berry fruit all framed by soft touches of oak for complexity. This gives you top Napa Valley elegance without the Napa Valley price tag.
Normally $19.99
Case Special Price $15.99
Château Lamothe-Bergeron Haut-Médoc
Bordeaux, France, 2015
This beautiful Bordeaux over-delivers for its standard pricing, and is an outright steal with the Discoutned Case price. If you don't believe us, listen to some of the major wine critics!:
From an estate in the Cussac-Fort-Médoc region (in the southern part of the Médoc), the 2015 Château Lamothe-Bergeron comes from 30-year-old vines and is a rough blend of 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Sauvignon. It’s a character packed 2015 that gives up lots of spice, dried herbs, currants and cocoa powder in its medium-bodied, balanced, incredibly enjoyable personality. I’d happily drink bottles over the coming decade. ~ 90 Points, Jeb Dunnuck
This concentrated wine, with its combination of juicy black-currant fruit and rich tannins, is set to age well. Weighty and concentrated while also crisp and fruity, it displays excellent balance with its dusty tannins never hiding the fruitiness. ~ 90 Points, Wine Enthusiast
Normally $29.99
Case Special Price $19.99
Covington Cellars 'Franc' Cabernet Franc
Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017
Cabernet Franc can be a very polarizing grape, and people often tend to either really, really love it, or really dislike it. In honesty, I am usually one of those in the 'not so fond' column, but with this example from Covington out of Washignton State, I am definitely being converted! In a rich, full style, previous fans of Cabernet Franc will definitely be drawn in by the aromas of cherry, currant, black pepper and menthol on the nose. But those who have stayed away in the past because of examples that are too medicinal or vegetal will find nothing but pleasure in the mouthfilling ripe cherry and red berry fruit flavors on the palate. Not just a fruit bomb, it has accents of mild oak, some slight rose petal and herbal back notes, and finishes in a broad dusting of tannins and lingering red fruits and spices. Consider me a Franc fan!
Normally $29.99
Case Special Price $22.99
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Rosé
Sokol Blosser Rosé of Pinot Noir Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2020 $18.99 Danielle de l'Ansee Rosé Touraine, France, 2020 $14.99 Las Lilas Vinho Verde Rosé Portugal, 2019 $11.99 Moulin de Gassac 'Guilhem' Rosé Languedoc, France, 2019 $12.99 Triennes Rosé Méditerranée IGP, France, 2020 $21.99 Angels and Cowboys Rosé Sonoma County, California, 2020 $19.99 The Ned Rosé of Pinot Noir Marlborough, New Zealand, 2020 $14.99 DeMorgenzon 'DMZ' Rosé Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2020 $12.99 Mouton Noir 'Love Drunk' Rosé Oregon, 2020 $19.99 Bodegas Ostatu Rosado Rioja Alavesa, Spain, 2020 $16.99 Bieler Père & Fils 'Sabine' Rosé Aix-en-Provence, France, 2020 $14.99 Sparkling Wines Perelada Brut Cava Penedès, Spain, NV Normally $14.99, On Sale at $9.99 Perelada Brut Rosé Cava Penedès, Spain, NV $14.99 Tiamo Prosecco Veneto, Italy, NV $15.99 Alla Costiera Prosecco Veneto, Italy, 2019 $17.99 Schramsberg Blanc de Blancs North Coast, California, 2016 $44.99 Scharffenberger Brut Rosé Excellence Mendocino County, California, NV $29.99 Joillot Crémant de Bourgogne Burgundy, France, NV $32.99 Gaston Chiquet Brut Tradition Champagne, France, NV $59.99 Taittinger Brut La Francaise Champagne, France, NV $48.99 Pfister 'Breit' Cremant d'Alsace Extra-Brut Blanc de Blancs Alsace, France, 2017 $34.99 Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne, France, NV $69.99 Chardonnay Canyon Road Chardonnay California, 2018 $8.99 Napa Cellars Chardonnay Napa Valley, California, 2018 $19.99 Dante Chardonnay California, 2016 $11.99 Hartford Court Chardonnay Russian River Valley, California, 2018 $24.99 Laurent Miquel Unoaked Chardonnay Languedoc, France, 2018 $12.99 Glenelly 'Glass Collection' Unoaked Chardonnay Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2019 $16.99 Ancien Chardonnay Carneros, California, 2016 Normally $39.99, On Sale at $28.99 Rombauer Chardonnay Carneros, California, 2019 Normally $44.99, On Sale at $39.99 Au Bon Climat Chardonnay Santa Barbara County, California, 2018 $25.99 Cakebread Chardonnay Napa Valley, California, 2018 $49.99 Thevenet Mâcon-Pierreclos Burgundy, France, 2018 $19.99 De Wetshof 'Limestone Hill' Chardonnay Robertson, South Africa, 2019 $14.99 Brocard Chablis 'Sainte Claire' Burgundy, Fance, 2019 $28.99 Domaine Joblot Givry 1er Cru 'Mademoiselle' Burgundy, Fance, 2017 $44.99 Sauvignon Blanc Ponga Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand, 2020 $11.99 The Infamous Goose Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand, 2020 Normally $17.99, On Sale at $13.99 Beyond Sauvignon Blanc Western Cape, South Africa, 2019 $13.99 Veramonte Sauvignon Blanc Casablanca Valley, Chile, 2018 $14.99 Les Cailloux Bordeaux Blanc Bordeaux, France, 2018 Normally $29.99, On Sale at $19.99 Peju Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley, California, 2019 $22.99 Laurent Miquel Sauvignon Blanc Pays d'Oc IGP, France, 2018 $12.99 Domaine Daulny Sancerre Loire Valley, France, 2019 $27.99 Walnut Block Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand, 2019 $14.99 Tablelands Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, New Zealand, 2019 $14.99 Pinot Grigio / Pinot Gris Castellano Pinot Grigio Venezie, Italy, 2019 $12.99 Colterenzio Pinot Grigio Alto Adige, Italy, 2018 $13.99 Cielo Pinot Grigio Venezie, Italy, 2019 $8.99 Lis Neris Pinot Grigio Friuli Isonzo, Italy, 2017 $22.99 Ponzi Pinot Gris Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2018 $19.99 Three Pears Pinot Grigio California, 2019 $11.99 The Ned Pinot Gris Marlborough, New Zealand, 2019 $13.99 Trimbach Pinot Gris Reserve Alsace, France, 2016 $34.99 Alois Lageder 'Terra Alpina' Pinot Grigio Vigneti delle Dolomiti, Italy, 2019 $16.99 Bidoli Pinot Grigio Friuli Grave, Italy, 2019 $13.99 Visintini Pinot Grigio Friuli, Italy, 2018 $15.99 Other Whites Chateau Vignol Bordeaux Blanc Entre-deux-Mers, France, 2018 $15.99 Frisk Riesling Victoria, Australia, 2019 $11.99 Stadt Krems Grüner Veltliner Kremstal, Austria, 2019 $13.99 Huber 'Vision' Grüner Veltliner Lower Austria, Austria, 2019 $14.99 *Made with certified organically grown grapes and certified Vegan Von Donabaum Grüner Veltliner Burgenland, Austria, 2019 $15.99 Nigl 'Freiheit' Grüner Veltliner Niederosterreich, Austria, 2019 $23.99 Cordero di Montezemolo Arneis Langhe, Piedmont, Italy, 2018 $18.99 Stefano Massone 'Masera' Gavi Piedmont, Italy, 2019 $13.99 Raats Unwooded Chenin Blanc Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2019 Normally $16.99, On Sale at $13.99 M*A*N Vintners Chenin Blanc Coastal Region, South Africa, 2019 $11.99 Ostatu Rioja Blanco Rioja, Spain, 2019 $16.99 Abadía de San Campio Albariño Rías Baixas, Spain, 2019 Normally $21.99, On Sale at $17.99 Foris Dry Gewürztraminer Rogue Valley, Oregon, 2018 $15.99 Anko Torrontes Salta, Argentina, 2018 $12.99 Pascal Biotteau Anjou Blanc Loire Valley, France, 2019 $14.99 Domaine Duffour Cotes du Gascogne Gascogny, France, 2019 $12.99 Caréme 'Spring' Vouvray Loire Valley, France, 2018 $22.99 Badenhorst 'The Curator' White Chenin Blanc/Chardonnay/Viognier Swartland, South Africa, 2019 $11.99 Perrin Reserve Côtes du Rhône Blanc Grenache Blanc, Viognier, Marsanne, Roussanne Rhone Valley, France, 2019 $13.99 Two Vintners Grenache Blanc Columbia Valley, Washington, 2018 $22.99 Terra d'Oro Moscato California, 2017 $18.99 Orange Wines Queen of the Sierra 'Amber' Verdelho, Albariño, Muscat, Chardonnay Sierra Foothills, California, 2019 $21.99 Paterna 'il terraio' Malvasia, Trebbinao Tuscany, Italy, 2019 $21.99 Cos 'Pithos Bianco' Grecanico Sicily, Italy, 2018 $33.99 Scribe Skin Fermented Chardonnay Carneros, California, 2018 $41.99 - 500ml bottle Syrah / Shiraz Lone Birch Syrah Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017 $15.99 St, Kilda Shiraz Southeast, Australia, 2017 $9.99 Shinas Estate 'The Guilty' Shiraz Southeast, Australia, 2017 $23.99 Copain 'Les Voisins' Syrah Yorkville Highlands, California, 2017 $37.99 Boxhead Shiraz South Australia, 2017 $14.99 Radley & Finch 'Lazy Hare' Shiraz Western Cape, South Africa, 2019 $13.99 StoneCap Syrah Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017 $11.99 Mollydooker 'Blue Eyed Boy' Shiraz Southeast, Australia, 2019 $58.99 Zinfandel Three Wine Co. Zinfandel Contra Costa County, California, 2018 $16.99 Renwood Old Vine Zinfandel Amador County, California, 2017 $19.99 Lapis Luna Zinfandel North Coast, California, 2018 $14.99 Rombauer Zinfandel California, 2018 $38.99 Limerick Lane Zinfandel Russian River Valley, California, 2019 $44.99 Biale 'Black Chicken' Zinfandel Napa Valley, California, 2018 $47.99 |
Cabernet Sauvignon
High Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Lake County, California, 2017 $18.99 Justin Cabernet Sauvignon Paso Robles, California, 2017 $26.99 Briarstone Cabernet Sauvignon California, 2018 $19.99 Novelty Hill Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017 $29.99 Domaine St George Cabernet Sauvignon California, 2018 $11.99 Truchard Cabernet Sauvignon Carneros, Napa Valley, California, 2017 $34.99 Cuttings Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California, 2017 $39.99 Napa Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California, 2017 $27.99 Shafer 'One Point Five' Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California, 2017 $112.99 Braai Cabernet Sauvignon Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2018 $16.99 Faust Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California, 2018 $58.99 Cakebread Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California, 2017 $88.99 De Martino Organic Cabernet Sauvignon Maipa Valley, Chile, 2018 $16.99 Pinot Noir Lemelson 'Thea's Selection' Pinot Noir Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2016 $34.99 Moulin de Gassac Pinot Noir Languedoc, France, 2018 $13.99 Canyon Road Pinot Noir California, 2018 $9.99 Higher Ground Pinot Noir Central Coast, California, 2017 $16.99 Evolution Pinot Noir Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2018 $16.99 Lincourt Pinot Noir Santa Rita Hills, California, 2017 $19.99 Bodega Chacra 'Barda' Pinot Noir Patagonia, Argentina, 2018 $26.99 Tablelands Pinot Noir Marlborough, New Zealand, 2016 $21.99 Domain Jouard Santenay Burgundy, France, 2017 $43.99 Domaine Mongeard Mugneret Savigny-Les-Beaune 1er Cru Les Narbantons Burgundy, France, 2017 $68.99 Domaine Seguin-Manuel Mercurey 'Vieilles Vignes' Burgundy, France, 2016 $39.99 Charlotte Dalton 'Wahine' Pinot Noir Adelaide Hills, Australia, 2019 $38.99 Big Table Farms Pinot Noir 'Pelos Sandberg Vineyard' Willamette Valley, Oregon, 2017 $72.99 Sea Smoke 'Ten' Pinot Noir Santa Rita Hills, California, 2018 $99.99 Italian Reds Colosi Nero di Avola Sicily, Italy, 2018 $14.99 Tiamo Chianti Tuscany, Italy, 2018 $12.99 Caprili Rosso di Montalcino Tuscany, Italy, 2018 $22.99 Piancornello Rosso di Montalcino Tuscany, Italy, 2017 $29.99 Caprili 'Ilex' Sangiovese Tuscany, Italy, 2019 $12.99 Carussin 'Lia Ví' Barbera d'Asti Piedmont, Italy, 2017 $19.99 Cordero di Montezemolo Barbera d'Alba Piedmont, Italy, 2018 $21.99 Cerro Vino Nobile di Montepulciano Tuscany, Italy, 2015 $22.99 Prego Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Abruzzo, Italy, 2018 $12.99 Tezza 'Ma Roat' Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore Valpolicella, Italy, 2018 $17.99 Felsina 'Berardenga' Chianti Classico Tuscany, Italy, 2018 $27.99 Badia a Coltibuono Chianti Classico Tuscany, Italy, 2017 $24.99 Paitin 'Ca Veja' Nebbiolo d'Alba Alba, Piedmont, Italy, 2016 $28.99 Altesino Brunello di Montalcino Tuscany, Italy, 2015 $64.99 Pieve Santa Restituta 'Sugarille' (Gaja) Brunello di Montalcino Tuscany, Italy, 2011 $199.99 French Reds La Renjardière Cotes du Rhone Rhone Valley, France, 2018 $16.99 Domaine Couron Cotes du Rhone Rhone Valley, France, 2017 $13.99 Chateau Coulonge Bordeaux Bordeaux, France, 2016 $16.99 Ségla Margaux Bordeaux, France, 2015 $74.99 Le Cœur de la Reine Gamay Touraine, France, 2019 $15.99 Fabien Reboul 'Renverse-Moi! Cinsault - Carignan Vin de France, 2018 $18.99 Clos Troteligotte 'K-Pot' Cahors Languedoc, France, 2018 $19.99 *No added sulfites Cos d'Estournel Saint-Estèphe Bordeaux, France, 2011 $279.99 JM Raffault 'Les Galuches' Chinon Loire Valley, France, 2018 $22.99 Château Coupe-Roses 'Bastide' Carignan, Grenache, & Syrah Minervois, France, 2019 $17.99 Clos Saint Jean 'Vieilles Vignes' Chateauneuf du Pape Rhone Valley, France, 2017 $59.99 Laurent Combier Crozes-Hermitage Rhone Valley, France, 2017 $28.99 Red Blends Sparkman Wilderness Syrah, Petite Sirah, Grenache, Sangiovese, & Touriga Nacional Columbia Valley, Washington, 2018 $19.99 Paris Valley Road Red Zinfandel, Syrah, Petite Sirah, Cabernet Paso Robles, California, 2017 Normally $18.99, On Sale at $14.99 Neyers 'Left Bank Red' Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot Napa Valley, California, 2018 $37.99 Tikal 'Patriota' Bonarda, Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2016 $19.99 Tradition Red Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petite Sirah, & Malbec Napa Valley, California, 2018 Normally $42.99, On Sale at $29.99 J Dusi 'Model M' Petite Sirah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel Central Coast, California, 2017 $16.99 Evolution Red Blend Syrah, Sangiovese, Nero d'Avola, White Grapes America, NV $15.99 Y3 'Taureau' Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah Napa Valley, California, 2016 $26.99 The Prisoner Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Syrah, & Charbono Napa Valley, California, 2018 $39.99 Figgins Estate Red Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Merlot Walla Walla Valley, Washington, 2014 Normally $119.99, On Sale at $94.99 Kanonkop 'Kadette' Cape Blend Pinotage, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, & Petit Verdot Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2018 $15.99 Malbec Tinto Negro Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2018 $11.99 Aruma Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2018 $15.99 Luca Old Vine Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2016 $32.99 Tahuan Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2017 $17.99 Qaramy Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2018 $17.99 MAAL Wines 'Biutiful' Malbec Mendoza, Argentina, 2018 $23.99 Spanish & Portuguese Reds Vizar Tempranillo Castille y Leon, Spain, 2018 $14.99 Marques de Murrieta Rioja Reserva Rioja, Spain, 2015 $27.99 Burgo Viejo Crianza Rioja, Spain, 2016 $14.99 Finca Resalso Ribera del Duero Ribera del Duero, Spain, 2018 $17.99 Tinto Pesquera Crianza Ribera del Duero, Spain, 2014 $37.99 Alvaro Palacios 'Camins del Priorat' Priorat, Spain, 2018 $24.99 Costers del Priorat 'Petit Pissarres' Priorat, Spain, 2017 $23.99 Tomas Cuisine 'Vilosell' Costers del Segre, Spain, 2017 $21.99 Borsao 'Zarihs' Syrah Campo de Borja, Spain, 2016 $26.99 Vina Reboreda Mencia Ribeiro, Spain, 2018 $16.99 Pirita Rojo Arribes, Spain, 2012 $29.99 Torre Muga Rioja Rioja, Spain, 2016 $122.99 Borsao 'Monte Oton' Garnacha Campo de Borja, Spain, 2019 $12.99 Broadbent Douro Red Douro Valley, Portugal, 2019 $14.99 Quinta de Saes Tinto Dào Valley, Portugal, 2017 $15.99 Merlot Parcel 41 Merlot North Coast, California, 2017 $18.99 Barnard Griffin Merlot Columbia Valley, Washington, 2017 $19.99 Indaba Merlot Western Cape, South Africa, 2018 $11.99 Keenan Merlot Napa Valley, California, 2017 $53.99 Matanzas Creek Merlot Sonoma County, California, 2014 $27.99 Petite Sirah Shannon Ridge Petite Sirah Lake County, California, 2018 $12.99 Ridge 'Lytton Estate' Petite Sirah Dry Creek Valley, California, 2018 $44.99 |
Beer
We will continue to offer a select assortment of North Carolina beers in
six-packs and four-packs. Our current offerings are:
Trophy 'Mort's' Pilsner Lager - 6pk cans
Trophy 'Trophy Wife' Session IPA - 6pk cans
Trophy 'Cloud Surfer' Double IPA - 4pk 16oz cans
Trophy 'Milky Way' Salted Caramel Stout - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Hop, Drop, 'n Roll IPA - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Radio Haze Juicy/Hazy IPA - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Jam Session Pale Ale - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Coco Loco Porter - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa OG Kölsch Ale - 4pk 16oz cans
We will continue to offer a select assortment of North Carolina beers in
six-packs and four-packs. Our current offerings are:
Trophy 'Mort's' Pilsner Lager - 6pk cans
Trophy 'Trophy Wife' Session IPA - 6pk cans
Trophy 'Cloud Surfer' Double IPA - 4pk 16oz cans
Trophy 'Milky Way' Salted Caramel Stout - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Hop, Drop, 'n Roll IPA - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Radio Haze Juicy/Hazy IPA - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Jam Session Pale Ale - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa Coco Loco Porter - 4pk 16oz cans
NoDa OG Kölsch Ale - 4pk 16oz cans
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At Hope Valley Wine & Beverage, we aim to be a community driven, neighborhood wine, beer, and mixology store. Customer service and a world class selection are our highest priorities. We look for the same thing in our selections that we look for in individual bottles - balance. We are here to be your Everyday Sommelier, and to help you pick out the perfect pairing for tonight's dinner.
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