When people come to the store looking for great values, these are the wines we find ourselves reaching for most of the time. They are food-friendly, delicious, and easy on the wallet.
Fifteen years ago the Marnier Lapostolle family from France and the Rabat family from Chile began operations together at Casa Lapostolle. Today, the winery is wholly owned by the Marnier Lapostolle... read more
Here is another terrific Bordeaux from the 2005 vintage. The Domaine de Courteillac is a sturdy and structured Merlot-based Bordeaux Superieur positively bursting with fragrance and flavor. The youthful... read more
Here is one of my favorite go-to red wines in the $10 to $15 price range. Located at the southwestern edge of the Rhone valley, reds from this area tend to resemble Cotes du Rhones in style.... read more
Carmenere was originally grown in Bordeaux to blend with Cabernet and Merlot, but it was replanted sparingly after the Phylloxera plague in 1867. Since then, it has emerged in Chile where it has become... read more
This exotically colored inky/purple wine from Northern California's cooler climate is 100% Petite Sirah that shows great balance with a good acid and tannin backbone. The Rhodes Vineyard is a wine of... read more
Winemaker Ed Killian keeps each varietal and vineyard lot separate from harvest, to barrel, to final blend so that the end result reflects its origin. When the fruit has been picked at full maturity,... read more