Our selection includes a wide range of price levels - from our Under $12 section to high-end collectables, plus many gems in between. We taste every wine before we put it on the shelf, and we take great care in always seeking out new and exciting bottlings for our customers.
These pages offer a snapshot of what we offer in our Lakeview store; we have many other selections and invite you to come browse the shelves at your leisure.
We do take orders over the phone and through email, so if something below is of interest, feel free to contact us. We are also available to answer inquiries about other selections in our store.
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Under $25
Mak Sauvignon Blanc – $12
Marlborough, New Zealand
An expressive and affordable NZ Sauvignon
that screams of freshly cut grapefruit and
dashes of lemon zest.
Burguns Albarino – $13.95
Rias Biixas, Spain
Albarino is a white varietal known to have
quite expressive fruit and considerable body.
Very outgoing on the nose, with tropical notes,
and bright apples and pears on the palate.
Crisp and refreshing!
Las Brisas – $11
Verdejo, Sauvignon Blanc, Viura
Rueda, Spain
A dry white from the middle of Spain, with
racy acidity and tropical fruit pieces, all
topped off with a dash of nuts. Sip away the
days of summer with this pretty bottle on your
patio table!
Familia Aranda Cabernet Sauvignon – $10
Maipu, Argentina
A nice, light-bodied Cab with perfumed plums
and big red cherries. If you don’t want to
shell out for a Napa Cab this time, try the
Maipu Cab!
Domain des Rozets Coteaux du Tricastin – $10
Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault
Southern Rhone Valley, France
A red blend of great finesse, with bright
strawberries and raspberries engulfing the
nose, followed by a silkiness in the mouth
and a touch of earth in the finish.
Forth “All Boys” Cabernet Sauvignon – $22.95
Dry Creek Valley, California
A super juicy Cabernet, with an undeniable
masculinity in the strong tannic structure —
playful red berries and a sprinkle of milk
chocolate.
Jacques Rouze Quincy – $16.95
Loire Valley, France
Just southeast of Sancerre, this area produces
delicious Sauvignon at a terrific price. Citrus
fruits combine nicely with the crisp minerality.
Garaudet Bourgogne Blanc – $19.95
Burgundy, France
This is no basic white Burgundy — 100% Meursault
fruit that exhibits true qualities of that village —
rich minerality, paired with bright apple and pear notes,
and a creamy finish.
Santorini Argyros Atlantis White – $18.95
Grapes: Asyritko, Athiri, Aidani Aspro
Greece
From a tiny island in Greece, this wine gets its only
irrigation from the fog lifting off the sea —
a definite saltiness to this wine, along with impressive
minerality and pineapple.
Villa Calcinaia Chianti Classico – $19.95
Tuscany, Italy
Chianti Classico is the original heart of Chianti,
and is still considered the premium area of
production, about the seven other subzones.
This one is very silky, with a touch of dusty
earth and red cherries.
Babcock Syrah “Black Label Cuvee” – $22.95
Santa Barbara County, California
Fittingly named “black” for its intense dark
fruit and bacon and tar characteristics in the
nose. Concentrated and satisfying!
Qunito do Crasto Red – $18.95
Grapes: Tinta Roriz, Tinta Barroca, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional
Douro, Portugal
Portugal is making some quality table wine,
and their region and climate is very
California-esque. Same grapes as the infamous
Port wines, but more bright and fresh.
Supple cassis fruit with suburb complexity!