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😳 Is this the best Bordeaux deal of all time?!? 😳

11.06.2026

Grand Cru Saint-Émilion for $17.99

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Chateau Vieux Lescours

Saint-Émilion is the oldest area of Bordeaux and its Roman ruins are a frequent reminder. Still, when the region was getting codified, Saint-Émilion was left out – it was sleepy and nearly forgotten. That changed in the 1990s when the garagiste movement of tiny Saint-Émilion wineries started making stunning, trend-setting wines. So “Old” (Vieux) Lescours is both Old School and modern.

Full Bodied Black Cherry
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Sale price $17.99, regularly $19.99 (NET)
Sale ends tomorrow

Grand Cru Saint-Émilion for $17.99
One of the best Bordeaux deals we have ever offered is back, just in time for the weekend.
2022 Chateau Vieux Lescours Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
2022 Château Vieux Lescours
Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
$17.99 (net)
Lowest Online US Price: $44.00
SAVE 59% · Lowest Online Price in the US!
 
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Illustration of the hilltop village of Saint-Emilion and its vineyards in autumn
Saint-Émilion, a UNESCO World Heritage village
Why we love it
1The oldest wine region in Bordeaux. Saint-Émilion is the oldest active wine-growing area in Bordeaux. The Romans planted vines here, and the medieval village is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
2A family estate since 1880. The Bertrand family still runs Château Vieux Lescours. The blend is classic Right Bank: 70% Merlot, 25% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon.
3A legendary vintage. La Revue du Vin de France called 2022 a “vintage of the century,” and Saint-Émilion in particular excelled.

How does a wine increase sales by 204% in what is considered by many to be a tough Bordeaux market?

By being what I genuinely believe is one of the best Bordeaux wines on the planet...for less than $20 a bottle.

As far as I can tell, there is no Grand Cru Saint-Émilion wine currently available in the US at this price. There is no wine even sniffing this quality level at this price.

US retailers sold the 2020 vintage of this wine for $44. Over a decade ago Wine.com sold the 2012 vintage for the low low price of $35 (HERE). Not to talk about inflation, but $35 in 2012 and now I can buy it for $17.99 in 2026 and the quality has gotten better? Is this real life?!?!?!

This is the kind of deal that captures everything we’re trying to do: Bring you exceptional wines at prices that feel like they belong in a different era. At a time when it always feels like you’re paying more and getting less, we’re aiming for the exact opposite.

Stocking up for Thanksgiving? This is one to grab by the case.

It’s the weekend. Let’s drink something amazing...and just not tell everyone how much money we are saving 😂

TGIF!

🚢 New Arrival on SALE for $9.99! 🍷

11.05.2026

2025 Baron de Roncelin Cotes du Rhone

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Baron de Roncelin Cotes du Rhone

Imagine you’re a monk minding your own business and a mob drags you out to run Marseille. That actually happened to a guy named Roncelin in 1193. He ran the city, got married, got excommunicated by the Pope and ended up right back at the abbey. We’d want a glass of wine after that too.

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Sale price $9.99, regularly $12.99 (NET)
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Release Price: $20.00 
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)

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SALE runs through Sunday November 8th, 2026

Lowest Online Price in the USA!


SALE ITEMS THIS WEEK:
Our two best selling wines on SALE for $9.99!
Here we go again! Napa Cabernet from $49.99 down to $14.99
 

Every year at Wine Paris we hunt for one thing: bottles that look like they cost $40, taste like they cost $40, and don’t cost anything close to $40.

This February, we found one at the booth of Cellier des Dauphins.

The wine?

2025 Baron de Roncelin Côtes du Rhône Villages.

The first thing you’ll notice is the bottle. The glass is etched. Now, I am a sucker for etched glass bottles. That is the kind of packaging you normally see on wines at three or four times the price, and you all know how I feel about great packaging. You almost NEVER see it on a wine at $9.99.

The second thing you'll notice is the wine itself.

The Union des Vignerons des Côtes du Rhône was founded in 1965 in the village of Tulette, in the heart of the southern Rhône, and today brings together a group of village cooperatives and nearly 3,000 grape growing families. Back in 1967 they launched Cellier des Dauphins, which the co-op says has been one of the best-selling appellation wines in France ever since. These people know Côtes du Rhône better than just about anyone alive.

Fun historical fact of the day: Tulette sits in the old province of Dauphiné, which is where the heir to the French throne got his title. The Dauphin.

Anyhooo...back to the wine. Regular Côtes du Rhône can come from almost anywhere in the region. Côtes du Rhône Villages is a step up: grapes from a select group of villages, under stricter rules on yields. It’s the level just below the famous crus like Gigondas and Vacqueyras, and it’s where real value in the Rhône lives.

This is a Thanksgiving red if there ever was one. Côtes du Rhône is the classic turkey wine: dark fruit, a little spice, enough backbone for the stuffing and the gravy, and never so heavy that it fights the food. Put a few of these etched bottles on the table and watch people ask where you got them.

Your family by the look of the bottle will think you're serving them the primo stuff...then when they taste the wine they will know you're serving them the primo stuff...the only thing not primo here is the price
😂

I’m taking a case for our Thanksgiving family meetup. Possibly more...my extended family enjoys a glass of wine or two 👀

Let's do this!!!

🚨 Here we go again! Napa Cabernet from $49.99 down to $14.99 🚨

11.04.2026

Raptor & Crimson Napa Valley Cabernet

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Raptor and Crimson Cabernet Sauvignon

Raptor & Crimson is a multi-vintage blend of 100% Cabernet Sauvignon from some of the best vineyard sites in Napa Valley - 2019, 2020, 2021, and a splash of 2022. The fruit comes from vineyards across Oakville, including parcels adjacent to Screaming Eagle. It’s bottled unfined and unfiltered.

Full Bodied Black Berry
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Sale price $14.99, regularly $19.99 (NET)
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Release Price: $49.99 (Click HERE to see)
SALE Price: $14.99 (net)

SAVE 70%



SALE runs through Sunday November 8th, 2026

Lowest Online Price in the USA!


SALE ITEMS THIS WEEK:
Our two best selling wines on SALE for $9.99!

Listen...I am HERE for the flood of Napa Valley Cabernet that we can find below $20 right now, and I am even more here when some of those prices fall below $15 per bottle.

Raptor & Crimson is hitting all the right spots for me.

Raptor & Crimson is made by Kevin Morrisey. My guy has a good story.

Morrisey spent a decade working as a cameraman in Hollywood - building sets, loading trucks, laying dolly tracks, bouncing between LA, New York, and Paris. He even has an IMDB page (HERE 😂). At 35, he decided to change his life completely. He got a master's degree in enology from UC Davis and set his sights on doing an internship at Château Pétrus - one of the most legendary estates in the world. He called. And called. And faxed. And emailed. And called again. Until finally Christian Moueix, the legendary winemaker at Pétrus, picked up the phone and said: "Yes, you can come work harvest. But please, stop calling me."

From Pétrus, Morrisey went to Stags' Leap Winery, rose through the ranks, got recruited by Tony Soter to be winemaker at Etude, then went back to Stags' Leap as head winemaker and general manager, and eventually landed at Ehlers Estate, where he spent nearly a decade as winemaker and GM making some of the best organic Cabernet in Napa.

That's who made this wine.

Raptor & Crimson is a multi-vintage blend of 100% Cabernet Sauvignon from some of the best vineyard sites in Napa Valley - 2019, 2020, 2021, and a splash of 2022. The fruit comes from vineyards across Oakville, including parcels adjacent to Screaming Eagle. It's bottled unfined and unfiltered.

Release price was $50 - you can see that at the link above.

We can bring this to you, on sale this week - for $14.99. 100% Napa Valley Cabernet for $14.99!!

Here at winestore., we don't have the marketing budgets of a Total Wine. We don't have the billboards etc.

What we do have is the ability to taste through hundreds of wines, find the ones that punch way above their weight, and bring them to you at prices that we know are beyond crazy. (writing that I was trying to maybe channel this scene 😂)

That's the job. That is what gets us excited.

Let's do this!!!

🔥 The Best Selling White & Red of 2026 - ON SALE for $9.99 🚨

11.03.2026

Our Two Best Selling Wines - ON SALE!

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Snowvale Cabernet

It's no surprise that I love Snowvale Cabernet. It's classic California; ripe fruit, full-bodied, hints of spice, firm tannins, and an intense yet balanced finish. The surprise is that it's only $13. This is one to buy by the case. Just don't tell your friends how much you paid.

Full Bodied Black Cherry
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Sale price $9.99, regularly $12.99 (NET)
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Benieres Chardonnay

Love Sonoma Cutrer? Try Benieres Chardonnay! The vast vineyards of France’s Languedoc hold many well-known grapes, including Chardonnay that is friendly and accessible. This one is gathered from organic vineyards on the Aspères plateau with its excellent marl and limestone soils. The winemaking is straightforward – stainless steel fermenters and just enough lees stirring to enrich the texture and flavors. We love finding wines like this!

Full Bodied Green Apple
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Sale price $9.99, regularly $12.99 (NET)
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2023 Snowvale Cabernet
Release Price: $20.00 
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)

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2025 Benières Chardonnay
Release Price: $20.00 
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
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Lowest Online Price in the USA!

SALE ends Sunday November 8th, 2026

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For the fifth year in a row, we are going to take our two best selling wines year to date, and put them on sale this week.

This seems like an especially good year to do this, as these two wines really highlight what our business model is all about - unbelievable quality at unbeatable prices 😁


The two wines?

They are the two wines that continue to absolutely dominate sales here at winestore. - Snowvale Cabernet and Benieres Chardonnay.

You guys know good wine when you taste it!


In a world where every single day a vendor tells us prices are going up because "their prices are going up and we have to do it", the ability to bring you these two wines for only $9.99 per bottle is what gets us excited. We've said it before and I'll say it again; At no time in our 20+ year history has the selection of extremely high quality, yet affordable wine, been higher.

So let's toast to all things that are awesome and inexpensive, am I right?

6 days only - lets gooooooo!

To order you can:

Order ONLINE for IN STORE or CURBSIDE PICKUP / SHIPPING

E-mail us HERE

Call ahead for IN STORE / CURBSIDE PICKUP:

DUNWOODY
Call @ 470-709-2289 
Text @ 470-202-8986


ASHEVILLE
Call @ 828-417-7305
Text @ 828-222-0759


RALEIGH
Call @ 919-747-9077
Text @ 919-263-4075


CHAPEL HILL
Call
 @ 984-234-0446
Text @ 984-201-0956


WILMINGTON
Call
 @ 910-239-9479
Text @ ‪910-208-6746‬


MORRISVILLE 
Call @ 919-694-5028
Text @ 919-263-4326‬


SOUTHPARK
Call @ 704-442-4024
Text @ 704-284-7351


BLAKENEY 
Call @ 704-443-2944
Text @ 704-284-9354‬


LAKE NORMAN
Call @ 704-892-5662
Text @ 704-284-9782

🎃 Napa Valley Cabernet $80 down to $19.99 for the Weekend! 👻

10.30.2026

2023 McKahn Morning Glass Cabernet

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McKahn Morning Glass Cabernet

Chuck McKahn knew at fifteen he wanted to make wine. After studying fermentation science at Cal Poly, he spent five harvests at Chappellet on Pritchard Hill before co-founding McKahn Wines in 2014 with his wife Brittany and parents Kevin and Denise. His Morning Glass is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon from a top southern Napa site: destemmed to stainless, 14 days on the skins, aged 18 months in French oak (40% new).

Full Bodied Black Berry
$24.99 (NET)



Release Price: $80 (HERE)
winestore. Price: $19.99 (net)
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SALE ends Sunday November 1st, 2026

Lowest Online Price in the USA!


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SALE ITEMS THIS WEEK:
Wine Most Purchased By Our Team Members
This will become one of those epic $9.99 wines...
Win a $500 Gift Card in our Fall / Winter Long Weekend Box

TGIF and it's also Halloween weekend!

Halloween won't fall on a Saturday again for another 11 years, so I feel like we need to pull out all the stops, am I right?

So we're doing McKahn Morning Glass Cabernet which surely is one of the most absurd deals we have offered this year. Napa Valley Cabernet of this pedigree for under $20?!?!?!?!?

Let's do this!

Here is what we've told you about McKahn:

The sheer volume of closeouts and discounts and side deals etc. coming out of California have reached such a fever pitch we can barely keep up. So in an effort to cast a wider net that goes beyond just our closest contacts, we began working with one of the most respected closeout specialists in the US Wine Industry.

We went in with zero expectations, and this team has DELIVERED in a big way.

We had not worked with this group before, so when the first winery approached us we just threw out the lowest price we thought possible to secure the product just to see how the negotiating went. They took the first offer and we are now off to the races. 👀

The winery that took the offer? McKahn.

Charles McKahn knew at 15 he wanted to make wine. After graduating from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a degree in fermentation science, he moved to Napa Valley in 2011 and landed at Chappellet on Pritchard Hill - one of the most respected estates in the valley. He spent five harvests there, working his way from cellar intern to Assistant Winemaker under Phillip Titus. From there he went to William Harrison in Rutherford as head winemaker. In 2022 he was named one of the North Bay Business Journal's "40 Under 40."

In 2014, Chuck and his wife Brittany, along with his parents Kevin and Denise, founded McKahn Wines. They're primarily known for Rhône varieties - Syrah, Viognier, Grenache - but when Chuck saw what was available from the 2023 vintage in Napa Valley, he pounced.

The result is Morning Glass.

The name comes from surfing - that calm, pristine surface of the water early in the morning before anyone else is out. It's 100% Cabernet Sauvignon from a prime site in southern Napa Valley, aged 18 months in French oak (40% new). The winemaking is meticulous: destemmed to stainless, 14 days on the skins, racked three times before bottling.

I know what I'm drinking tonight! And tomorrow night!

And honestly maybe Sunday too 😂


To order you can:

Order ONLINE for IN STORE or CURBSIDE PICKUP / SHIPPING




E-mail us HERE

Call ahead for IN STORE / CURBSIDE PICKUP:


DUNWOODY
Call @ 470-709-2289 
Text @ 470-202-8986


ASHEVILLE
Call @ 828-417-7305
Text @ 828-222-0759


RALEIGH
Call @ 919-747-9077
Text @ 919-263-4075


CHAPEL HILL
Call
 @ 984-234-0446
Text @ 984-201-0956


WILMINGTON
Call
 @ 910-239-9479
Text @ ‪910-208-6746‬


MORRISVILLE 
Call @ 919-694-5028
Text @ 919-263-4326‬


SOUTHPARK
Call @ 704-442-4024
Text @ 704-284-7351


BLAKENEY 
Call @ 704-443-2944
Text @ 704-284-9354‬


LAKE NORMAN
Call @ 704-892-5662
Text @ 704-284-9782

🦄 Unicorns Made Of Pinot Noir do Exist! 🦄

10.23.2026

2023 de la Farge Sancerre Rouge

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Antoine de la Farge Sancerre Rouge

Every region has its champions, even if it’s unfair to single out particular producers when the ancient Loire Valley has so many heroes. But Antoine de la Farge is among those great winemakers; and in a vintage as lush as 2023, this is just plain fabulous. Sure, it’s not California Pinot Noir; it’s more like the quiet elegance of the best New Zealand efforts with the grape, only with more complexity and earth.

Light Bodied Red Cherry
$24.99 (NET)



Release Price: $38.00 (HERE)
SALE Price: $24.99 (net)
SAVE 34%




Lowest Online Price in the US!

Reminder we open at 9am Today!


SALE items this week:
It may be our wine of the year...and it's only $14.99

Did someone ask for an insane white wine for only $12.99?
$10 per bottle Fall / Winter Six Pack Special!


Quick question: when was the last time you saw a red Sancerre on a wine list?

It's very rare, and when you do see it, it's at a white tablecloth spot in New York, and it costs more than your entree.

There’s a reason for this.

Sancerre is famous for Sauvignon Blanc, and the overwhelming majority of the vineyards are planted to it. Only a small slice is Pinot Noir. And of that small slice, most of it is drunk in France and never makes the trip across the ocean.

Today, we have some (and at the lowest price in the US for good measure) 👀

If you’ve been on this list a while, you already know the name Antoine de la Farge. His Sancerre Blanc and Pouilly-Fumé have been two of our most popular Loire whites, and his Guillemain Pinot Gris from Reuilly was the bottle we waited almost two years to get our hands on.

Here’s what we love about him. Antoine didn’t grow up wanting to sell you wine. He grew up in it. His grandfather Bernard helped create the Menetou-Salon appellation back in 1959. But before Antoine came home to run the family vineyards in 2012, he spent 12 years in the wine trade, including a long stint as a buyer for one of the big French wine merchants.

He sat on our side of the table. He knows exactly what a wine should cost, and exactly what it should taste like for that price. Then he went home and started making it.

Everything is hand harvested. The vineyards are farmed organically. And his Pinot Noir gets aged in barrel to build complexity, the way the good stuff in Burgundy does.

If you love Pinot? This is what Pinot Noir tastes like when it grows on the same chalky soils as the best Sauvignon Blanc in the world. Bright red fruit, a little spice, a little earth, silky tannins. It drinks like red Burgundy at twice the price. 

Pro tip: chill it. Twenty minutes in the fridge before you open it, just like you would with the Sancerre Blanc. Even now that it’s finally cooled off outside, you won’t be disappointed!

TGIF!! I know what I'm drinking tonight!

🍂 A $500 Gift Card Hiding in Our Fall Long Weekend Box 🍁

10.22.2026

The Fall / Winter "Long Weekend" Six

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2026 Long Weekend Fall/Winter Six

Six fall and winter wines for your getaway: four reds, a Chardonnay and a bottle of bubbles - $87.94 of wine for $59.99.

$59.99 (NET)



Release Price: $87.94
SALE Price: $59.99 (net)
SAVE 32%




6 wines - one being $20 - all for just $60, a savings of 32% off our shelf price!

Lowest Online Price(s) in the US!

Reminder we open at 9am today!


9 different boxes will contain a $500 winestore. Gift Card!

SALE Items this Week:

It may be our wine of the year...and it's only $14.99
Did someone ask for an insane white wine for only $12.99?



The Long Weekend Box we launched over the summer was a runaway success, but we always knew that the wines for a summer long weekend may not jive with the same things you want to drink over the fall and winter months.

So we're launching a "sweater weather" six pack, in a brand new winter design that highlights the mountains that Georgians and North Carolinians love so much!

Six wines for $59.99 that are sitting on the shelf at $87.94. Inside? Wines we hand picked because you all already love them: four reds, one chardonnay, and a sparkling wine (it is the holidays after all!). A little something for everyone.

Added bonus? Hiding in one box at each of our nine stores is a $500 winestore. gift card. Best case this holiday season you are drinking like a king. Worst case, six great bottles at $10 each 😂.


Our first run is 900 boxes, or just 100 six packs per store!

First come, first served!

Today is going to be a good day!!


😊 Did someone ask for insane white wine for $12.99?

10.21.2026

2025 Saint-Marc White

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Saint-Marc Ventoux Blanc

Mont Ventoux is the most famous climb in the Tour de France, and it turns out the same altitude that breaks professional cyclists makes for some of the southern Rhône's most refreshing white wine country. The Vignerons de Saint-Marc have been farming its foothills since 1928, and Grenache Blanc with Clairette is exactly the right call here: cool nights, limestone soils, grapes that thrive on it.

Light Bodied Lemon Lime
$14.99 (NET)



Release Price: $20.00
SALE Price: $12.99 (net)
SAVE 35%




SALE ends Sunday October 25th, 2026

Lowest Online Price in the US!

Reminder we open at 9am Thursday - Saturday


SALE items this week:
It could be our Wine of the Year...and it's $14.99

 

We taste A LOT of wine each year (someone has to do it!), all in hopes of finding those unicorns that hit every criteria: packaging, price, and quality.

Let’s be honest though...there is a lot of wine out there that is, how does one say, not so great. But there are pockets of greatness, and the co-op behind Saint Marc Canteperdrix is one of them.

Their entire portfolio is an embarrassment of riches, but this white wine is one of the stars of the show.

So who are these people?

Picture the south face of Mont Ventoux in Provence. If you watch the Tour de France, you know this mountain: the “Giant of Provence,” the bald, wind-blasted peak the riders dread every time it shows up on the route. Down at its base is a patchwork of vines, olive trees, cherry orchards, and truffle oaks.

That’s where these growers have been farming since 1928.

Les Vignerons de Saint Marc Canteperdrix is a cooperative, with cellars in two neighboring villages, Caromb and Mazan. Wine has been made here since Roman times (archaeologists have dug up the proof), and the Popes in nearby Avignon helped make Ventoux wine famous back in the Middle Ages.

Fun fact about Mazan: its other claim to fame is the château of the Marquis de Sade. We’ll leave that one right there 😂

And why a co-op? Because this is how so much of the best value wine in France gets made. Growers pool their grapes, share the equipment, share the costs, and nobody is paying off a fancy château. You get the fruit of an entire mountainside without the overhead. When a co-op is run well, it’s one of the best deals in wine.

This one is run well. The Guide Hachette, basically the bible of French wine, has written them up for years, and notes they’re more often recognized for their whites than their reds.

Which brings us to this bottle.

A blend of Grenache Blanc and Clairette, two classic white grapes of the southern Rhône. Grenache Blanc brings the body, Clairette brings the perfume.

The co-op describes it in three words: gourmand, fruité, et rond. Generous, fruity, and round. Pale gold in the glass, with acacia, peach, and grapefruit on the nose, then a fresh, citrusy finish that keeps you coming back for another sip.

This is a wine built to drink young and drink often. The co-op says enjoy it within a year or two, so this is not one for the cellar.

With that in mind, I know what I'm drinking tonight! Let's do this!

👀 It could be our Wine of the Year - and it's $14.99...🍷

10.20.2026

2023 Dolum Cabernet Sauvignon

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Dolum Estates Cabernet Sauvignon

Been around Napa a while? Chad Alexander’s name will make you smile. After 25 years at places like Robert Craig and Hess, he built a legion of fans selling odd lots of great Napa juice at breakneck discounts. Dolum is his next act, home to small-lot Cabs that fetch big money. This is 100% Cabernet from select Napa and Sonoma sites, and the winery asks $60. At $15 it may be the best Cab deal we’ve ever offered.

Full Bodied Black Cherry
$14.99 (NET)



Release Price: $60.00 (HERE)
SALE Price: $14.99 (net)
SAVE 75%




Lowest Online Price in the US!

Curbside Pickup Always Available!

Reminder we open at 9am Thursday - Saturday

Available on the machine at all 9 stores for only $0.01 to taste through Sunday!


*Side bar - I have an internal bet that this will be the fastest selling Cabernet we have ever offered*

Back on June 19th Dolum Estates created a near feeding frenzy nationwide when they told industry insiders that they needed to raise some cash and were closing out 2 of their wines - one of them being their 2023 Dolum Estates Cabernet Sauvignon. 

In the closeout game you rarely get everything you want. Either the price is unreal and they have like 5 bottles left, or they have a ton of inventory and have not aligned their price yet with reality.

In this particular case, there were 5,000 cases available and the price was insane.

It took us 12 days to get the sample wine in and tasted - and folks, one taste is all it took. It was go time.

That said, only 1,800 cases of the 5,000 were left 😂 - but we bought them all.

So who is Dolum?

Dolum was built by Chad Alexander, and if you’ve been around the Napa world for a while, that name is going to make you smile.

Chad spent about 25 years making wine in Napa, including stints at Robert Craig and the Hess Collection up on Mt. Veeder. Then in 2009 he did something a lot of us in this business appreciated: he launched a label under his own name, buying odd lots of great juice from wineries around the valley and selling it at breakneck discounts. He built a legion of fans doing it.

Dolum was the next step. In the winery’s own words, after 30 years of winemaking, Dolum was born to make limited quantities of super premium Napa red wine. Their top bottlings are small-lot Cabernets from places like Oakville, the Stags Leap District, and Pritchard Hill, and those wines sell for big money.

This one is their California Cabernet: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, sourced from small sub-districts across select Napa Valley and Sonoma sites. 

I’m gonna go hyperbolic for a minute and just tell you this may be the best sub $15 Cabernet we have ever offered. I’m not sure it is worth the $60 the winery charges for it but it’s dang close. For $15 it is absolutely absurd. If Cabernet is even remotely your thing you’re gonna want some, and if you’re like me and you love Cab and you love pouring it and giving it away at the holidays - you’re gonna be in for 2 cases 😂

First come, first served...Let's do this!!

🎇 NEW ARRIVAL! $7.99 Rosé that is guaranteed to please... 🎇

10.13.2026

2025 Pâle Comme la Lune Rosé

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Pale Comme La Lune Rose

The name means "pale as the moon", and that is exactly what is in the glass: a whisper-pale Pays d’Oc rosé from the sunny south of France, bone dry, light on its feet, with a little white peach and citrus zest and a clean, salty finish.

Light Bodied Floral
$9.99 (NET)



Release Price: $15.00
SALE Price: $7.99 (net)
SAVE 46%




End of Season Rosé Blowout: HERE

Lowest Online Price in the US!

SALE ends Sunday October 18th, 2026

I paid $6.29 for a drink at Starbucks yesterday. Not some fancy drink with like 36 instructions. Just a coffee and milk on ice.

So you can imagine how excited I get when I can purchase an entire bottle of rosé, from southern France, for just $1 more.

Pâle Comme la Lune is a new arrival into our rosé lineup and it fits our business model perfectly. Insanely delicious and unbeatable value.

The name of the wine, Pâle Comme la Lune (Pale as the moon),
 also happens to accurately describe what you get in the glass.

Pour a glass and you'll see what I mean. Barely pink, with a faint bluish tint at the edges. Almost silver. Like moonlight on water, which is exactly what's on the front of the bottle.

So how do you make a rosé this pale? Two things.

First, they pick at night. The grapes come in cool, before the southern French sun can warm them up, which keeps the juice fresh and protects it from oxidation.

Second, direct pressing. The grapes go straight into the press, and the juice comes off the skins almost immediately. All the color in rosé comes from skin contact, so less contact means a paler, more delicate wine. Then it ferments cold, around 60 degrees, to lock in the aromatics.

The vineyards sit at the foot of the Montagne Noire in the south of France, facing the Pyrenees, anywhere from about 160 to 1,600 feet up. Atlantic air comes in from the west, Mediterranean air from the east, over clay-limestone soils and sandstone terraces. The wine is a blend that includes Grenache, and it's bottled in the little village of Rieux-Minervois.

What you get in the glass: white flowers, acacia, and peach on the nose. Crisp, precise, bright acidity, and a thirst-quenching finish. 12.5% alcohol, so a second glass is never a bad idea.

You've heard me opine before: rosé was never meant to be expensive. No oak, no years of aging, from the vineyard to your table within months. This is rosé priced the way rosé was always supposed to be priced.

Question is...am I taking more than one case home this week? I mean - it is supposed to be warm this week!

I know what I'm drinking tonight!

😍 2026 End of Season Rosé Blowout...Lowest US Prices? You know how we roll...😍

10.12.2026

End of Season Rosé Blowout

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Rosé/Blush

Larme en Rose

If you stick around the wine business long enough, you’ll have seen it all. Where once wine coolers were cooler than Liebfraumilch, now hard seltzer is hot (served cold). White Zin was once de rigeur, though it was never French; it was from the good ol’ US of A. But then that became too sweet and the category died. Or seemed to. Because then rosé rose up like a zombie eager for fresh meat, though the current iteration of the pink stuff is more often French than not. Provence is the epicenter of it and the French have figured out how we like it: dry, pale pink, light and refreshing.

Light Bodied Apricot
$12.99 (NET)
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Rosé/Blush

Balcon sur la Mer Rose

The first time I ever saw this bottle and tried the wine, I kinda felt like I was transported onto a luxurious vacation. Someplace like Saint Barths. But I'm not paying and someone is just pouring me lovely rosé in infinite quantities as my feet rest in the sand. Balcon delivers everything you want in a great rosé in spades. This unctuous pink wine is dry, stony, fruity, lengthy. Comprised of Grenache, Grenache Gris and Mourvedre.

Light Bodied Lemon Lime
$12.99 (NET)
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Rosé/Blush

Villa Gaubert Rose

It’s rosé season because it’s warm and getting warmer and rosés are cold and citrusy and tangy and refreshing and, well, once they’re properly cold, they’re delicious. Did I mention that they need to be cold? Dominique Haverlan bought the old Château Gaubert in Portets in 1988, which was then in ruins. He made it into something important, but he didn’t’ forget to make wine that you will want to drink at a reasonable velocity. That’s what rosé is.

Light Bodied Floral
$14.99 (NET)
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Rosé/Blush

Pale Comme La Lune Rose

The name means "pale as the moon", and that is exactly what is in the glass: a whisper-pale Pays d’Oc rosé from the sunny south of France, bone dry, light on its feet, with a little white peach and citrus zest and a clean, salty finish.

Light Bodied Floral
$9.99 (NET)
Best Seller
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Rosé/Blush

Swimbad Rose

Rosé is the tipple of the tempting whether we are in Touraine, Tempe, Tuscaloosa, Tuscany or Saint-Tropez. Provence, the archetypal French vacationland, is the poster child for what modern rosé ought to be. Pale, quenching, lip-smacking.

Light Bodied Floral
$9.99 (NET)
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Rosé/Blush

Bleu Blanc Thau Rose

The south of France has been home to a sea of vines for centuries, though its heyday was the late 19th century after the newly built railroad allowed shipments to fill the carafes of Parisian cafes. Cotes de Thau is gaining notoriety for its rosé wines grown beneath the former volcano of Agde, with a mix of garrigue, sand, nearby sea and lagoons. This is a blend of Cinsault and Merlot made in a crisp, clean, even racy style of pink wine.

Light Bodied Apricot
$9.99 (NET)
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SALE Runs Monday October 12th - Sunday October 18th, 2026

Reminder we open at 9am Thursday - Saturday


*Limited Supply at these Prices*

Find me a better lineup of Rosé for under $10 per bottle? Heck, find me a better lineup of rosé than this for under $20 a botte!!

What is going on? It's that time of year!

You know, when it finally cools down from summer, and that first time you have to put the sweater on to leave the house (it kinda reminds me of the opening line of this song for some reason...also how good is that song?!?!)

At this point though, cooler weather doesn't slow down rosé. Rosé has basically become a year round sensation, but that doesn't stop our suppliers from being scared to have the product over the winter months. It's like they don't even know rosé is the ultimate Thanksgiving pairing!

Hey - their loss is your / our gain, as we took advantage of some end of season distributor closeouts and have, of course, passed the savings on to you guys. It's just how we roll. Oh - we're also bringing these to you at the lowest online prices in the United States :)

You might need some wine for trick or treating, or for the upcoming Holidays, or just because...and rosé always seems like a good option to me!

One thing I know for certain. You will not find a better lineup of rosé at these prices anywhere in the United States. 



2025 Larme en Rose
Release Price: $20.00
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 50%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

If you stick around the wine business long enough, you’ll have seen it all. Where once wine coolers were cooler than Liebfraumilch, now hard seltzer is hot (served cold). White Zin was once de rigeur, though it was never French; it was from the good ol’ US of A. But then that became too sweet and the category died. Or seemed to. Because then rosé rose up like a zombie eager for fresh meat, though the current iteration of the pink stuff is more often French than not. Provence is the epicenter of it and the French have figured out how we like it: dry, pale pink, light and refreshing.




2025 Balcon Sur La Mer Rosé
Release Price: $20.00
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 50%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

Balcon delivers everything you want in a great rosé in spades. This unctuous pink wine is dry, stony, fruity, lengthy. Comprised of Grenache, Grenache Gris and Mourvedre, there’s a lot more here than many a rosé that you’ve tasted before.




2025 Villa Gaubert Rosé
Release Price: $18.00
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 45%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

A Bordeaux rosé made entirely from Cabernet Sauvignon...and for the first time ever at $9.99. Dominique Haverlan bought the old Château Gaubert in Portets back in 1988, when it was little more than a shell of its former self. He rebuilt it, vineyard by vineyard, barrel by barrel, until it became one of the quiet gems of Graves. But the man never forgot that wine is supposed to be something you actually want to drink. Pale and precise, with just enough structure to remind you that Cabernet is involved, yet still crisp, citrusy and refreshing from start to finish. Serve it cold. Really cold.




2025 Pâle Comme La Lune Rosé
Release Price: $15.00
winestore. Price: $7.99 (net)
SAVE 47%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

The newest member of our rosé family, and the first time it has ever been on sale. The name means "pale as the moon", and that is exactly what is in the glass: a whisper-pale Pays d’Oc rosé from the sunny south of France, bone dry, light on its feet, with a little white peach and citrus zest and a clean, salty finish. It has quietly become one of our best selling rosés since it landed this fall...at $7.99 it is a stock-the-fridge wine, and it will not last the week at this price.




2025 SWIMBAD Rosé
Release Price: $15.00
winestore. Price: $7.99 (net)
SAVE 47%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

Rosé is the tipple of the tempting whether we are in Touraine, Tempe, Tuscaloosa, Tuscany or Saint-Tropez. Provence, the archetypal French vacationland, is the poster child for what modern rosé ought to be. Pale, quenching, lip-smacking.




2025 Bleu Blanc Thau Rosé
Release Price: $15.00
winestore. Price: $7.99 (net)
SAVE 47%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

The south of France has been home to a sea of vines for centuries, though its heyday was the late 19th century after the newly built railroad allowed shipments to fill the carafes of Parisian cafes. Cotes de Thau is gaining notoriety for its rosé wines grown beneath the former volcano of Agde, with a mix of garrigue, sand, nearby sea and lagoons. This is a blend of Cinsault and Merlot made in a crisp, clean, even racy style of pink wine.




2025 Terrebrune Rosé de Loire
Release Price: $15.00
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 33%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

Founded in 1986 by Alain Bouleau and Patrice Laurendeau in Anjou, the heart of the Loire Valley, Domaine de Terrebrune has built its reputation on rosé, which now makes up two-thirds of their production. Their dry rosés offer more body and depth than the lighter Provençal styles, reflecting the Loire’s strength as a source for structured rosé wines.




NV Corte Giovanni Prosecco Rosé
Release Price: $19.00
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 47%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

To find a sparkling rosé at this price point nowadays is almost unheard of. Just a few miles south of the beating heart of Prosecco, Valdobbiadene, is the Societa Agricola Colli Asolani di Bedin where Corte Giovanni is made. This third-generation producer was founded in 1948 by Giacomo Bedin, and the family has long specialized in Prosecco grown on the gentle slopes of the Colli Asolani hills. This is made from Glera, the classic grape of Prosecco, but a small amount of Pinot Noir is blended in for color and richness. Delicious, high quality, sparkling rosé for less than $10? Now that’s amore!




2025 Domaine de la Fidélité "La Montaloise" Menetou-Salon Rosé
Release Price: $30.00
SALE Price: $17.99 (net)
SAVE 40%

Lowest Online Price in the USA!

I’m a year ‘round rosé drinker, and I think my favorite premium rosé of all time has become La Montaloise. This estate has the feel of a secret you almost don’t want to share. Founded by Laurence de la Farge and her husband Geraud, building on the Loire legacy of Laurence’s father, Bernard Clement, the domaine has quickly established itself as one to watch. Production is tiny. We managed to scoop up a large percentage of the available rosé but even then, we’re talking a few hundred cases worldwide. The 2025 "La Montaloise" is vivid, crisp, and feather-light, a rosé that comes from some of the domaine’s best Pinot Noir vines on a gentle, south-facing slope. Think red berries and citrus zest riding over a mineral backbone, the kind of wine that disappears from your glass faster than you planned.

🥈 Final Two Days! Is this the greatest value wine of all time? 🥈

10.10.2026

2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet

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Cabernet Sauvignon

Willowlake Cabernet

Another completely unique Cabernet opportunity brought to you by some of the best wine brokers in the business. Declassified Cabernet from one of the biggest names in Stag's Leap District. We just can't tell you who :)

Full Bodied Black Berry
$29.99 (NET)
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Cabernet Sauvignon

Caymus Cabernet

What really needs to be said...??? Chuck Wagner has been producing delicious Cabernet at Caymus for over 30 years (he's got a pretty solid track record)...all things considered, I'd say this is a buy.

Full Bodied N/A
$66.97 (NET)



Release Price: $20.00
Vivino Avg Retail Price: $14.22 
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 50%




Blind Tasting Top 3:
1. 2023 Willowlake Napa Valley Cabernet
2. 2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet
3. 2023 Caymus Cabernet


Total Vote Count: HERE

Lowest Online Price in the US!

SALE ends TOMORROW night at Midnight!


Dang guys...Since Tuesday you all have bought an average of 588.7 bottles PER DAY of Seigneur du Feu at $9.99. This wine knows absolutely no bounds and shows no signs of slowing down. 

If you want in on the mayhem, the Caymus Blind Tasting sale ends tomorrow night at midnight...so as they say, get while the gettin' is good.

Here is what we told you about the wine earlier in the week!

After a strong 2nd place showing in the Caymus Blind tasting last weekend, and besting a wine that is almost 6x its price, I have to start asking myself "Is Seigneur du Feu one of the greatest value wines of all time?"

- It made its huge splash by winning the 2025 Silver Oak Blind Tasting
- It almost won the Caymus Blind Tasting in 2025
- It almost won again in 2026
- Sales in 2025 were up over 300%!
- Sales this year are up another 42% on top of that!

Last year the 4 times this wine came back in stock you all purchased - over the course of 7 days - 809 six packs, 943 six packs, 1176 six packs, and a mind numbing 1,412 six packs.

That is a lot of wine!!

I think people are yearning for a wine (or any product for that matter) that actually can deliver high quality at low prices. It's what we're always shooting for here at winestore., and Seigneur du Feu is leading the charge.

What have we told you about this wine?

Just based on back orders for people waiting for this to come back in stock, it may be a record. One of our team members even e-mailed the whole company the last time it was due in stock and said:



What sent this wine into overdrive?

Our blind tastings always seem to produce some upsets, but honestly the 2025 Silver Oak Blind Tasting may take the cake.

The winner of that tasting was a wine that was the last wine we added to the lineup, a virtual unknown, and a wine that at the time we had featured in our newsletter just ONE TIME in our 20 year history.

I'm sorry, what?

I was so worried that nobody would believe us when it won, that we just decided to include the voting results. You can view them here.

581 of you came in that January to test your blind tasting chops across 8 wines - and 25% of you voted Seigneur du Feu in first place. Besting Silver Oak by 14 votes.

These two wines, a $10 wine and an $80 wine, took home 47% of ALL the first place votes.

Just wild...

What is even more insane, is that in the one e-mail we have sent about this wine (and I just read this and it kinda gave me chills), I told you - as kind of a joke - that Seigneur du Feu was basically like Silver Oak but only for $10 because of the use of American Oak in the wine. 👀

Here is what we told you:

"Throughout the last two centuries of winedom, French wine has been aged in French oak. Or has it? In the 19th century, French forests, planted for warships, were plentiful enough for barrels too. In the early 20th century, barrels made from Eastern European oak became more common, especially after WWI decimated French forests. But they were replanted with purpose; the barrel industry returned and has dominated the idea of top flight wine ever since. Yet, American oak is crucial to many other wine regions: Spain, Australia, the U.S., maybe even Silver Oak (they love that vanilla smell). So this is a southern French Cab with American oak’s lashing of coconut and sawdust – the classic aromas of American oak barrels.

Maybe think Silver Oak from France, but only costs $9.99? There may be some hyperbole in there, but you get the idea!
😂"


Now, after it has come in 2nd in the Caymus Blind Tasting we have to believe this is not a fluke.

This wine is the REAL DEAL!


Rainy Saturday calls for some good red wine and maybe a fire?!?

😍 FINAL DAY! A SALE to celebrate Year 2 at winestore. Dunwoody! 🎉

10.09.2026

2 Year Anniversary Sale Ends Today!

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Cabernet Sauvignon

The Palace Thief #2

Most of the Napa OGs have been bought out or at least changed hands numerous times. The winery behind Palace Thief Napa, starting in 1969, has remained owned and run by the same family. Now, it’s a third-generation project but the critical piece, the vineyards, is really what has allowed this family to achieve such demonstrated excellence. The Cabs are firm, powerful and very classically Napa-esque.

Full Bodied Black Berry
$29.99 (NET)
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Pinot Noir

Benieres Pinot Noir

Fresh and fruity Pinot Noir from the Pays d'Oc, a region warm enough and varied enough to allow even persnickety Pinot Noir to find its happy place.

Light Bodied Black Cherry
$12.99 (NET)
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Chardonnay

Maison Belliac Chardonnay

Love Sonoma Cutrer? Try Maison Belliac Chardonnay! When the French decided to build the Canal du Midi, they unsurprisingly chose a portion of the Pays d’Oc that is flatter and less mountainous than much of the regional landscape. The climate is different, needless to say, but not so very different from sunny California, and the wine has some of that same buttery character that West Coast Chardonnay exemplifies.

Full Bodied Butter
$14.99 (NET)
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Pinot Noir

Les Peyrautins Pinot Noir

You have been told that Pinot Noir is the most finicky of grapes; indeed, it’s supposed to be the “heartbreak grape.” The statement is not false but it’s also not completely true. To make great Pinot noir is bloody difficult and to do it consistently is virtually impossible, unless you’re in some famous place. But that’s true of most grapes. It’s true that Pinot noir grown in the wrong place is pretty dreadful, maybe more dreadful than most other grapes. But the middle ground has plenty of wealth to it – you need a friendly place for grape growing but not too friendly. With France’s Pays d’Oc, there are places where it’s easy to ripen grapes and areas that offer just enough challenge to coax Pinot Noir into showing its friendly and compelling side. This is an ideal example.

Light Bodied Black Berry
$12.99 (NET)
Best Seller
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Rosé/Blush

Larme en Rose

If you stick around the wine business long enough, you’ll have seen it all. Where once wine coolers were cooler than Liebfraumilch, now hard seltzer is hot (served cold). White Zin was once de rigeur, though it was never French; it was from the good ol’ US of A. But then that became too sweet and the category died. Or seemed to. Because then rosé rose up like a zombie eager for fresh meat, though the current iteration of the pink stuff is more often French than not. Provence is the epicenter of it and the French have figured out how we like it: dry, pale pink, light and refreshing.

Light Bodied Apricot
$12.99 (NET)
Best Seller
Product Photo
Cabernet Sauvignon

Willowlake Cabernet

Another completely unique Cabernet opportunity brought to you by some of the best wine brokers in the business. Declassified Cabernet from one of the biggest names in Stag's Leap District. We just can't tell you who :)

Full Bodied Black Berry
$29.99 (NET)
See all 7 wines in this deal »


 
SALE ends TONIGHT at Midnight!

SALE is happening at all 9 locations!


On SALE are the Top 5 Best Selling Wines at Dunwoody 2 years in!

2023 The Palace Thief #2 - $24.99
2024 Benieres Pinot Noir - $9.99
2024 Maison Belliac Chardonnay - $9.99
2024 Les Peyrautins Pinot Noir - $9.99
2025 Larme En Rose - $9.99

PLUS

20% Bonus on ALL tasting card purchases / re-loads all week long at all winestore. locations!

Caymus Blind Tasting Top 3:
1. 2023 Willowlake Napa Valley Cabernet
2. 2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet
3. 2023 Caymus Cabernet


Total Vote Count: HERE

It's the final day of our Dunwoody 2 Year Celebration Sale, and we just want to say THANK YOU!

Our customers across all locations are the absolute best in the world, and we're thankful for your support that allows us to do what we love each and every day.

As a side note, if it is going to be raining for literally the entire weekend...I don't know about you but I am going to need some wine. And when I say "need some wine", I'm not talking about just one bottle 😂

What is on sale as part of our 2 year anniversary?

We took the top 5 best selling items from Dunwoody's first two years and put them on sale, and many represent some of the best under $10 wines in all of winedom.

In a world of overpriced chinos and some people possibly believing that Roadhouse (the original!) was not a great movie, we're pleased to be able to report that you can still count on two things in this world - guaranteed low prices and an awesome selection here at winestore.

TGIF!

🥈 2nd Place in the Caymus Blind tasting at $9.99! Is this the greatest value wine of all time? 🥈

10.07.2026

2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet

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Best Seller
Product Photo
Cabernet Sauvignon

Willowlake Cabernet

Another completely unique Cabernet opportunity brought to you by some of the best wine brokers in the business. Declassified Cabernet from one of the biggest names in Stag's Leap District. We just can't tell you who :)

Full Bodied Black Berry
$29.99 (NET)
Product Photo
Cabernet Sauvignon

Caymus Cabernet

What really needs to be said...??? Chuck Wagner has been producing delicious Cabernet at Caymus for over 30 years (he's got a pretty solid track record)...all things considered, I'd say this is a buy.

Full Bodied N/A
$66.97 (NET)



Release Price: $20.00
Vivino Avg Retail Price: $14.22 
SALE Price: $9.99 (net)
SAVE 50%




Blind Tasting Top 3:
1. 2023 Willowlake Napa Valley Cabernet
2. 2024 Seigneur du Feu Cabernet
3. 2023 Caymus Cabernet


Total Vote Count: HERE

Dunwoody, GA 2 Year Anniversary SALE: HERE

Lowest Online Price in the US!

SALE ends Sunday October 11th, 2026


After a strong 2nd place showing in the Caymus Blind tasting last weekend, and besting a wine that is almost 6x its price, I have to start asking myself "Is Seigneur du Feu one of the greatest value wines of all time?"

- It made its huge splash by winning the 2025 Silver Oak Blind Tasting
- It almost won the Caymus Blind Tasting in 2025
- It almost won again in 2026
- Sales in 2025 were up over 300%!
- Sales this year are up another 42% on top of that!

Last year the 4 times this wine came back in stock you all purchased - over the course of 7 days - 809 six packs, 943 six packs, 1176 six packs, and a mind numbing 1,412 six packs.

That is a lot of wine!!

I think people are yearning for a wine (or any product for that matter) that actually can deliver high quality at low prices. It's what we're always shooting for here at winestore., and Seigneur du Feu is leading the charge.

What have we told you about this wine?

Just based on back orders for people waiting for this to come back in stock, it may be a record. One of our team members even e-mailed the whole company the last time it was due in stock and said:



What sent this wine into overdrive?

Our blind tastings always seem to produce some upsets, but honestly the 2025 Silver Oak Blind Tasting may take the cake.

The winner of that tasting was a wine that was the last wine we added to the lineup, a virtual unknown, and a wine that at the time we had featured in our newsletter just ONE TIME in our 20 year history.

I'm sorry, what?

I was so worried that nobody would believe us when it won, that we just decided to include the voting results. You can view them here.

581 of you came in that January to test your blind tasting chops across 8 wines - and 25% of you voted Seigneur du Feu in first place. Besting Silver Oak by 14 votes.

These two wines, a $10 wine and an $80 wine, took home 47% of ALL the first place votes.

Just wild...

What is even more insane, is that in the one e-mail we have sent about this wine (and I just read this and it kinda gave me chills), I told you - as kind of a joke - that Seigneur du Feu was basically like Silver Oak but only for $10 because of the use of American Oak in the wine. 👀

Here is what we told you:

"Throughout the last two centuries of winedom, French wine has been aged in French oak. Or has it? In the 19th century, French forests, planted for warships, were plentiful enough for barrels too. In the early 20th century, barrels made from Eastern European oak became more common, especially after WWI decimated French forests. But they were replanted with purpose; the barrel industry returned and has dominated the idea of top flight wine ever since. Yet, American oak is crucial to many other wine regions: Spain, Australia, the U.S., maybe even Silver Oak (they love that vanilla smell). So this is a southern French Cab with American oak’s lashing of coconut and sawdust – the classic aromas of American oak barrels.

Maybe think Silver Oak from France, but only costs $9.99? There may be some hyperbole in there, but you get the idea!
😂"


Now, after it has come in 2nd in the Caymus Blind Tasting we have to believe this is not a fluke.

This wine is the REAL DEAL!


I know what I'm drinking tonight!

To order you can:

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Text @ 704-284-9782

🍷 Taste 2023 Caymus Cabernet Blind vs. $20 Rivals! 😍

10.01.2026

Taste Caymus Cabernet Blind!

Saturday October 3rd, 2026
9am-8pm 
All Day Long!!


 
Featuring 2023 Caymus Cabernet!
winestore. Price: $66.97 per bottle

This Saturday is my favorite event of the ENTIRE year. 

Our Annual Caymus Cabernet Blind Tasting!

And this year we're changing it up a bit. Given we've been doing these now for over 15 years, we have a long list of past champions that are still crushing it.

So this Saturday it will be Caymus against 7 past winners of this tasting...all blind. A tournament of champions if you will!

I'm getting fired up just writing about it!!

Caymus Cabernet is one of the hottest selling wines in any given year, but if we placed it in a lineup with less expensive offerings, and in this instance less expensive offerings that WAY outdrink their price point  - could you pick it out? Would it still be your favorite?

We're going to find out this weekend!

I mean, a Ducati is supposed to go faster than a bicycle, and a $70 wine is supposed to taste better than a $20 one. Right? Well, maybe not. A wine's success isn't measured in MpH, it's measured in the taste that is transferred from the glass to your mouth. If you don't know the price, can't see the label, and can't hear someone waxing poetic in your ear about the wine's "score," then all that is left is the juice and your taste buds. It's a scary proposition for any winemaker. That's why you have marketing departments that design catchy labels, create campaigns to build a wine's image, and spend all of their time and energy essentially trying to convince consumers that a wine is great. The problem is that you can't out "market" a blind tasting.

Which is why we're playing "Find the Caymus Cabernet" this Saturday. The format is simple really. Eight wines will all be tasted blind on our tasting machines each at a cost of $1.00. ($8 to get through the whole tasting) One of them will be the 2023 Caymus Cabernet and the others will be an assortment of wines at every price point from a number of different regions. All you have to do is taste and pick your favorite. Yes, that's right, your favorite. If that's the Caymus, then great, if not, well that's OK too. You may be surprised as to what your favorites actually are.

We hope to see you Saturday - we can't wait to see who the winner will be!


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🍾 True Champagne for $29.99?!?!?! 👀

09.30.2026

Guyot Choppin Champagne

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Guyot Choppin Champagne

Jean-Nöel Haton makes numerous Champagnes; the Haton house is in the top ten of Champagne producers. But you wouldn’t know about it unless you lived in Champagne or were somehow deeply ensconced in the wine biz. This family has been making Champagne since 1928 and you should probably get in on it before the centennial in a few years when things are bound to get noisier and pricier. This is how we bring value to winestore. fans.

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2nd Place in the Prisoner Blind Tasting for $9.99


Here are things I know...

1) Champagne makes everything better...

...and that may be all I need to know 😂

Heck, F. Scott Fitzgerald even said "Too much of anything is bad, but too much Champagne is just right."


In a world where all we hear about are prices going up...we are pumped to be able to show you some prices going the other direction 🙌🏻

What's up with Guyot Choppin?

Jean-Nöel Haton makes numerous Champagnes; the Haton house is in the top ten of Champagne producers. But you wouldn’t know about it unless you lived in Champagne or were somehow deeply ensconced in the wine biz. This family has been making Champagne since 1928 and you should probably get in on it before the centennial in a few years when things are bound to get noisier and pricier. 

This particular blend of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier is absolutely delicious - and at $29.99 may represent the greatest Champagne value for sale in the United States right now!

What are we celebrating tonight? Whatever we want. It's another beautiful day!

Happy Wednesday All!

🤩 2nd Place of the Prisoner Blind Tasting on SALE for $9.99! 🎇

09.29.2026

2024 Rase Montagne Proprietary Red

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Rase-Montagne

This wine is bold, juicy, and just a little wild — like the night that always starts with “just one glass.” Syrah brings the spice, Alicante brings the color and body, and together they make a blend that’s smooth, powerful, and far too easy to finish. Pairs with grilled meats, late-night pizza, and questionable decisions. Big, bold, and guaranteed to stain your teeth… and maybe your reputation.

Full Bodied Black Berry
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Release Price: $20.00
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SALE runs through Sunday October 4th, 2026

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$9.99 is my sweet spot. My guilty pleasure type of wine. I LOVE finding wine I enjoy for less than $10. 

I went with my son and a group of dads and kids from his class to Cleveland last weekend for the Panthers game (not the ideal outcome). Prices of things when you travel border on the absurd.

I can get a diet coke at Costco for like $0.25 a can. That same can at the hotel in Cleveland cost $5. It's the same product for the love.

While its not an exact comparison - if I can find a wine that is pretty darn close to ones I really love at half the price? HUGE win.

Anyway - back to what makes Rase Montagne, our 2nd place finisher in our Prisoner blind tasting earlier this year, so special.

It's deep, dark red blend from the south of France that potentially is going to cause a paradigm shift for you in your belief in what is possible with wine under $10.
 
What’s cool is that blends like this didn’t even used to exist on the French wine scene. For decades, everything had to be labeled by place name, not grape. Unless you knew your regions by heart, you had no idea what was actually in the glass. Now, with Rase Montagne, you can just say “Alicante + Syrah” and know exactly why it tastes the way it does. This wine is bold, juicy, and just a little wild — like the night that always starts with “just one glass.” Syrah brings the spice, Alicante brings the color and body, and together they make a blend that’s smooth, powerful, and far too easy to finish. Pairs with grilled meats, late-night pizza, and questionable decisions. Big, bold, and guaranteed to stain your teeth… and maybe your reputation.
 
While I aim to keep my reputation intact, I am ok with big and bold...and I plan on having this evening with some beef ragu we made in the crockpot.


Happy Tuesday all!!

🎇 White Burgundy for $9.99? Is this real life? 😳

09.23.2026

2025 La Sente des Moulins Bourgogne Chardonnay

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La Sente des Moulins Chardonnay

White Burgundy has gotten so expensive that people now whisper the word "Meursault" like it's a mortgage payment. Here's the workaround: this is real Bourgogne Chardonnay, blended from parcels stretching the length of Burgundy, from Chablis in the north to the Mâconnais in the south. Gently pressed, fermented in steel, no oak. Pear, white peach, citrus, and that chalky finish Burgundy lovers chase. The Danes have been hoarding it for years. Our turn.

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$7.99 Pinot Noir that is changing the game...

 

Last week we introduced you to La Sente des Moulins Pinot Noir. Today, its big sister.

And I do mean big sister, because this one is from Burgundy.

Real Burgundy. It says Bourgogne right on the label.

Here's why that matters. White Burgundy is the most expensive Chardonnay on earth, and it gets worse every year (why is everything like this?!?!?). Village-level Meursault will easily run you $80 or more now. Puligny-Montrachet, more. The top bottles are priced like jewelry.

Bourgogne is the appellation that covers the whole region, and it's where the smart money has always gone. The grapes can come from anywhere in Burgundy, and this one takes full advantage: it's blended from selected parcels running from Chablis in the north all the way down to the Mâconnais in the south. That's more than 100 miles of Burgundy in one bottle.

Think about what that gets you. Chablis brings the steely, chalky, mineral side of Chardonnay. The Mâconnais brings riper, rounder fruit. Blend them and you get both.

The winemaking is clean and simple on purpose. Gentle pneumatic press. Cold fermentation in stainless steel. A brief rest on the lees for a little texture. No oak at all, so there's nothing covering up the fruit: pear, white peach, citrus, and that limestone finish.

Now the fun part. This wine has been a phenomenon in Denmark.

Danish retailers call it the country's best Burgundy value. The Danes have been quietly drinking it by the case while the rest of us overpaid for Chardonnay.

Not anymore!!

Let's do this! Happy Wednesday all!

🍷 $7.99 Pinot Noir that is changing the game... 🍷

09.22.2026

2025 Maison Bouterolle Pinot Noir

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Maison Bouterolle Pinot Noir

Maison Bouterolle is not an estate. It's a co-op. A collective of small but dedicated growers. That is the oldest model in French wine, and it's how some of the best bottles get made. Every great Champagne house is a blending house. The winemaker doesn't own the vines. They taste through small lots of Pinot Noir, keep the ones that sing, and build one blend out of them.

Light Bodied N/A
$9.99 (NET)



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These are the kind of wines that get me fired up (in a good way 😂).

Delicious, great package, and....$7.99 per bottle?!?!? With tariffs?!?! What is going on!?

Here is how this happens...

Maison Bouterolle is not an estate. There's no moat, no tasting room, no family crest going back to Napoleon. It's a co-op. A collective of small but dedicated growers and vintners. Look at the label: Blend No. 016. Harvested, vinified, and aged by the house winemaker. Cuvée Spéciale.

That is the oldest model in French wine, and it's how some of the best bottles on earth get made. Every great Champagne house is a blending house. So are the storied négociants of Burgundy. The winemaker doesn't own the vineyards. The winemaker owns the palate. They taste through dozens of small lots of Pinot Noir from cooler pockets across France, keep the ones that sing, and build one blend out of them. Then they number it, sign it, and move on to the next one.

And the name? A bouterolle is the metal tip at the end of a sword's scabbard, the little piece that protects the blade's point. Finesse et Tradition, it says at the top. The whole label is a wink: this is the house that keeps the sharp end covered.

The wine itself is why we're here. Pinot Noir should be perfumed, silky, red-fruited, and light on its feet, and that is exactly what this is. 2025 vintage, so the fruit is a year off the vine and still bright as a bell. No heavy oak. No jam. Just clean, pretty French Pinot that tastes like it should cost 3x as much.

How does a wine like this end up at this price? Same story we keep telling you: France is sitting on more good Pinot than it can sell, and the négociants and co-ops who know how to blend it are moving juice fast. I'm not sure how long this kind of environment will last...but I'm here for it.

This is the weeknight Pinot. Crock pot chicken. Salmon. Pizza night. The bottle you open while you're still cooking.

I know what I'm drinking tonight!!

$7.99 - gotta love it.

🍷 An EPIC Pinot Noir Deal from Sojourn! 🍷

09.18.2026

2023 Sojourn Riddle Vineyard Pinot Noir

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Sojourn Pinot Noir 'Riddle Vineyard'

Riddle sits in the same stretch of West Sonoma Coast that put Hirsch Vineyard and Littorai on the map for California Pinot — this is grand cru neighborhood, even if Riddle itself is a quieter name. It's a ridge above Occidental, 750 feet up, gentle north-facing slopes where the fog barely burns off some afternoons.

Medium Bodied Floral
$49.99 (NET)



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Yes it is delicious Pinot Noir on SALE for $9.99
$9.99 Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé? It is the real deal...

TGIF! 

Ok, so on this Friday, let me tell you about a ridge.

In 1892, an Italian immigrant named Giuseppe "Joe" Morelli, born on the shore of Lake Como, who fled to Switzerland to dodge the draft, crossed to New York, made charcoal for miners in Nevada, and cut redwoods along the Russian River as a lumberjack, finally saved up $3,100. He spent it on 80 acres of oak and redwood forest on the second ridge inland from the Pacific, just north of Occidental.

He and his sons cleared it by hand. Planted vines. Built two houses entirely of redwood, a three-story winery, and a cellar under the main house. In 1910 the three Morelli boys divided the property by drawing straws.

One of those straws is now Riddle Vineyard.

Riddle sits at 750 feet on Stoetz Lane, at the top of the Harrison Grade, six miles from the ocean. From the top of it you can look out over some of the most iconic Pinot Noir ground in America. Mornings are fogged in. Then the fog burns off and the vines sit in warm sun the rest of the day, which is exactly the recipe Pinot Noir wants.

Look at the neighbors. Aubert's UV-SL is here. CIRQ's Treehouse. Chenoweth. Dutton Ranch (not Kevin Costner's place 😂) farms the original Morelli vineyard next door. And Bill Price, the man who owns Durell and Gap's Crown (you know both names by now), planted a brand new vineyard at the very top of the lane. When Bill Price buys the lot next to yours, you're in the right neighborhood.

James Riddle planted his 17.5 acres in 2008, at high density on well drained Goldridge and Franciscan shale soils, and he farms it like a garden: clipping shoots to the wires by hand, making pass after pass through the rows to orient clusters and drop anything that isn't perfect.

Two more receipts on how coveted this fruit is. Rivers-Marie, the cult label from Thomas Rivers Brown, buys from Riddle. And an up and coming offering is also connected: Jason Driscoll got his first Sonoma fruit by knocking on Jim Riddle's farmhouse door with a picnic basket of homemade pâté and a bottle of Champagne. Riddle is the vineyard people bring gifts to get into.

Sojourn has been making a Riddle Pinot since the vineyard's first fruit, and Erich Bradley's approach hasn't changed. Each clone is picked and fermented separately. Mt. Eden clone (dark, robust berry fruit) is the backbone, layered with clone 115 and Pommard for complexity and structure. Native yeast, open top fermentation, 50% new French oak, bottled unfined and unfiltered. That is all winespeak for this is serious wine made by serious people 😂

Quick refresher on how we got it: Sojourn is a 10,000 case winery in downtown Sonoma that sells almost everything through its own allocation list. New ownership as of last year is trimming the lineup from 37 wines to about 20, and when a portfolio gets streamlined, wine gets closed out. That is where we step in.

450 cases made. Release price $69. We bought 25% of the entire production.

I know what I'm drinking tonight!!

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Benieres Chardonnay

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2026 Long Weekend Fall/Winter Six

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Pale Comme La Lune Rose

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Larme en Rose

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Swimbad Rose

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Willowlake Cabernet

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The Palace Thief #2

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Benieres Pinot Noir

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Maison Belliac Chardonnay

$14.99 (NET)
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Les Peyrautins Pinot Noir

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Guyot Choppin Champagne

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Rase-Montagne

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La Sente des Moulins Chardonnay

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Maison Bouterolle Pinot Noir

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