Snappy Sauvignon, Bargain Fiano and Three Bold Reds

Last call for one of the best Italian white deals we've seen in years! The La Capranera Fiano was fairly priced at $21.99 for the classic structure and minerally bite it delivers in spades. At around half-off, you want to grab this bargain before it's gone.  Our two selections from Ch Montfaucon are perfect grilling companions, one in a lighter/fresher style and the other bolder/richer. And who says Nebbiolo can’t be fun?  Not you once you’ve tried the just arrived Valtellina San Gregorio from Aldo Rainoldi.  Join us from noon-4pm on Saturday to sample:

La Capranera Fiano Paestum Campania 2022 - Just few cases left of this all-time great bargain on a savory, minerally, Italian white that well priced at $21.99 and is now just $11.98.  Get it before it's all gone!

Greywacke Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2024 – A New Zealand benchmark Sauvignon picks up a touch more richness with not loss of vibrancy or cut.

Ch de Montfaucon IGP Gard Le Petit Baron 2020 – The kind of gutsy cookout red the Rhone does so well with plenty of ripe red berry/cherry fruit and a dusty, smile-inducing, finish.

Ch de Montfaucon Lirac Rouge 2021 – The sandy base soils of Lirac, just across the river from Chateauneuf, gives this full-bodied Rhone red a silky feel and just-right structure.

Aldo Rainoldi Rosso di Valtellina San Gregorio 2023 – Nebbiolo does something different at high altitudes, delivering super fresh strawberry fruit with just a hint of leather and earth. A delicious discovery here.

With the wines, as the maker says, “Something new and something bleu!”  We’ll be featuring Point Reyes Blue Fennel, which adds a touch of fennel sweetness and licorice notes to their award-winning cows milk bleu. A great salad or pizza topper if you don’t gobble it all down with crackers!