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Winemakers' Selects

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6 of Winemaker Matt's Favorite Wines

$49.00

Cascade Wines of Washington

Cascade

Sip back, relax and enjoy six wines from the diverse landscape of Washington's wine country.

$49.00

A Dozen Rosés

Collection

A bouquet of 12 uniquely exquisite rosé wines, delivered straight to your door.

$89.99

California Wine Mixer

Collection

California is known for a lot of things, but perhaps its most popular product is its wine!

$65.00

Wild Child 8 Pack

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Indulge your taste buds and unleash your wild side with Wild Child Wines! Our signature brand features a collection of eight exceptional wines that are perfect for any occasion.

$65.00

Pour your wine in style with this Stag Head Wine Pourer. Wine Pourers allow for a consistent pour, while introducing oxygen to the wine to bring our aromas and flavors. Fits all wine bottles, including In Good Taste mini-bottles.

$9.99

Pizza and Wine Pairing

Pairing Kit

A Delicious DIY Pairing Kit with 8 Pizza-loving wines, Pizza Dough, Sauce and Pepperoni.

$79.99

Marsanne

Wild Child

$52.00

Mini Wine Advent

In Good Taste

Enjoy twelve exquisite mini wines from Italy, Argentina, France, South Africa, and California. Explore a vast array of varietals, from a refreshing Italian Moscato to a bold South African Pinotage, and everything in between.

Wine + Popcorn Pairing

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8 Wines Paired With 4 Different Tasty Popcorn Flavors. Popcorn Bowl Included!

Mini Wine + Candle Gift Set

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4 Passport Wines With A "Let's Toast" Homesick Candle

Viognier

Unprecedented

For the Chardonnay lovers who are looking to dig a bit deeper in the world of bold whites, a Viognier (pronounced vee-own-yay) could be your next big adventure. Viogniers tend to have more range; while they can be creamy with hints of vanilla like their Chardonnay counterpart, they also offer lighter, fruitier flavors like tangerine, mango, and honeysuckle. It’s still a more full-bodied white wine, but unlike Chardonnay, it’s softer on acidity and more perfumed. Spend an afternoon with a glass of Viognier amongst the flowers and it’ll all make sense.