Guidobono Langhe Nebbiolo 2021
$16.99 (PLCB)
This Langhe Nebbiolo is like slipping on a perfectly worn leather jacket—it’s both familiar and thrilling. The 2021 vintage brings bright red cherries and dried roses to the forefront, with a backbone of earthy spice that keeps things grounded. There’s a certain rustic elegance here, with tannins that play well with the wine’s natural acidity. It’s the kind of wine that pairs equally well with a hearty meal or deep conversation.
Monte del Frà Ca del Magro Custoza Superiore 2021
$18.99 (PLCB)
The 2021 Ca del Magro is a refreshing blast of Italian sunshine bottled for your enjoyment. It’s got all the zip and zest you’d expect from a Custoza, with layers of citrus, green apple, and a hint of almond that adds a touch of sophistication. The acidity is sharp, cutting through the palate like a well-honed knife, making it a perfect partner for seafood or a summer afternoon.
Château Fontaine de Genin Bordeaux Rouge 2022
$10.99 (PLCB)
This 2022 Bordeaux Rouge is the kind of wine that makes you rethink what a value bottle can be. It’s got that classic Bordeaux character—blackcurrants, cedar, a hint of tobacco—wrapped up in a surprisingly smooth package. There’s a good balance of fruit and structure here, with enough tannin to keep things interesting without overwhelming your palate. It’s like a well-crafted novel that you keep returning to for another chapter.
Laetitia Pinot Noir San Luis Obispo Coast 2021
$22.99 (PLCB)
The 2021 Laetitia Pinot Noir is like taking a coastal drive with the top down—cool, breezy, and full of surprises. The bright cherry and cranberry notes are layered with a hint of sea breeze and earthiness that gives it a distinctly Californian vibe. There’s a nice balance of acidity and tannin, making it both food-friendly and easy to enjoy on its own. This is Pinot Noir that doesn’t take itself too seriously but knows exactly what it’s doing.
Portlandia Rosé Columbia Valley 2022
$12.99 (PLCB)
Portlandia’s 2022 Rosé is everything you want in a summer wine—crisp, fresh, and just a little bit cheeky. The watermelon and strawberry notes are playful, with a zippy acidity that keeps you coming back for more. It’s light, refreshing, and has just enough complexity to keep things interesting. Pair it with a picnic, a good playlist, and some sunshine, and you’ve got yourself a perfect day.
Finca Los Príncipes Rioja Gran Reserva 2016
$19.99 (PLCB)
The 2016 Finca Los Príncipes Rioja Gran Reserva is a masterclass in patience and precision. This wine has spent years aging into something truly special—rich, dark fruit intertwined with notes of leather, spice, and a touch of vanilla from the oak. The tannins are silky smooth, making each sip a pleasure. This is a wine that tells a story, one that’s best enjoyed slowly, savoring each chapter. |
