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| 2021 Berhard Ott Am Berg $24.99 / Case Price $20 | Feuersbrunn / Wagram / Austria 100% Gruner Veltliner Am berg translating as “of the mountain” referring to the multiple sloped vineyards from which this bottling is culled. Aged in stainless steel on its fine lees for 4 months, this is a bracing, intense Gruner. |
| 2020 Suavia Monte Carbonare On Sale for $26.99 | Soave Classico / Veneto / Italy 100% GarganegaPlanted in ancient volcanic soils, the Garganega varietal offers a melange of aromas and flavors from wet stone to yellow fruit. This wine’s weight is impacted largely by the low yields obtained in the vineyard. |
| 2020 Château Pradeaux Bandol Rosé On sale for $29.99 | Saint Cyr-sur-Mer / Bandol / France 75% Mourvèdre, 25% Cinsault Powerful and loaded with flavors of ripe peaches and strawberries, Pradeaux fashions one of the most traditional and delicious examples of Rosé from the seaside Bandol appellation. |
| 2017 Heitz Cellars Grignolino $26 / Case Price $20.80 | Napa Valley / California / USA 100% Grignolino The final vintage of this quirky bottling, Heitz has faithfully produced their take on the Piedmontese varietal Grignolino for several decades. Fresh, aromatic and full of verve, grab this gem while you can. |
| 2020 Daniel Bouland Chatenay $42 / Case Price $33.60 | Chiroubles / Beaujolais / France 100% Gamay Daniel Bouland’s cru Beaujolais offerings are some of the most concentrated and well-made as one can find. The 2020 Chatenay is sourced from the hand harvested fruit of old vines. |
| 2017 Willakenzie Pinot Noir Estate On sale for $29.99 | Willamette Valley / Oregon / USA 100% Pinot Noir Round and just reaching prime maturity, the 2017 Willakenzie offers aromas of cola and spice along with ripe, red fruit flavors. The wine was aged for 17 months in a combination of new and used French oak barrels. |