First Time Ever Globally at $19.99 😳
09.10.2026
2021 Chateau Malartic "Le Skiff"
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Chateau Malartic Skiff
From the prestigious Château Malartic-Lagravière, Le Skiff is their so-called “second wine.” But don’t be fooled — 83% Merlot with Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot gives it depth, dark fruit, and velvety texture that drinks like first-class Bordeaux. The Bonnie family farms sustainably, harvests by hand, and ages the wine in French oak for 15 months — so what ends up in your glass is polished, plush, and seriously charming. It’s Bordeaux at its best: elegant, balanced, and meant for lingering evenings. Think more romantic stroll along the Seine… less Macron getting slapped by his wife.

Release Price: $40.00
SALE Price: $19.99
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SALE ends Sunday September 13th, 2026 at Midnight!
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Only 168 cases available between all 9 stores
SALE ITEMS THIS WEEK:
74,600 bottles later...it is back at $7.99!
Every now and again, we get offered a deal from a winery that almost seems too good to be true...but then once we taste the wine and know that it's real, we are already sad that there is only a finite amount available 😂
The latest wine to meet that criteria is Le Skiff de Malartic. At $19.99 per bottle this wine is absolutely bananas...but the winery only offered us 168 cases for all 9 stores.
Some of you may remember when we featured the 2018 Château Malartic-Lagravière — easily one of my favorite wines of the last few years.
Le Skiff de Malartic is its younger sibling — and in some ways, an even more exciting wine for the money.
A little backstory: Château Malartic-Lagravière has always had a touch of flair. The estate began as Domaine de Lagravière, but in the 1850s the Malartic family took it over and added their name to the label, in honor of their famous son, Comte Anne-Joseph-Hippolyte Maures de Malartic (what a name!), a decorated admiral in the French Navy. Hence the ship on the label — not just decoration, but a nod to their history.
Fast forward to 1997, when the Bonnie family (yes, of soap fortune) purchased the estate. They didn’t just buy a Bordeaux château to hang out on weekends (but I would not hate that) — they invested millions into bringing Malartic back to the forefront. And it worked. Over the last two decades, vintage after vintage has earned critical praise, regardless of whether Mother Nature blessed Bordeaux or made life difficult.
So what does that have to do with Le Skiff? Think of it as the second wine that captures all the polish and pedigree of Malartic, but without the collector’s price tag. Coming from the same gravelly soils of Pessac-Léognan, it has that classic Left Bank character, but it’s also beautifully approachable right now.
So suffice it to say...I know what I'm drinking tonight!