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INSIDER DEAL! 60% OFF 96-Point Willamette Valley Pinot Noir!

21 hours ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Save over $40 a bottle on this extremely small production wine (just 100 cases produced) that spends 18 months in 40% new French oak and received a 96-point score from Decanter. Today's deal is the 2023 Benmar Pino Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. We love excellent Pinot Noir and today we've got a complex, layered example from two vineyards (one in Dundee Hills and one in Eola-Amity Hills) in prime Pinot country - the Willamette Valley of Oregon.
Dona Paula Estate High Altitude Malbec Review

1 day ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Does high altitude matter? We explain in our review of this tasty little Malbec, the Dona Paula Estate High Altitude Malbec. 100% Malbec from the Uco Valley of Mendoza, Argentina. 90% of the grapes come from Finca Alluvia in Gualtallary, Tupungato at an altitude of 4,430 feet above sea level and 10% come from Finca Los Indios in El Cepillo, San Carlos at an altitude of 3,610 feet. The wine is aged in first, second and third-use French oak barrels for 12 months and has just 2.5 g/L of residual sugar.
Bota Box Chardonnay - Cheap and Easy

1 day ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Flavorful Chardonnay for less than $4 a bottle? We review the Bota Box America Chardonnay in a 3L box. Cheap and easy, but is it good? Chardonnay from America, which likely means that this a blend of grapes from multiple AVAs across multiple states. We're big fans of box wine, for a whole lot of reasons you can see in that link, but at the end of the day it still needs to be good, right? We've had mixed success with the Bota Box wines in the past, so let's check this one out.
Aldi Specially Selected Fleurs D'Eau Sparkling Brut Rosé Review

2 days ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

A French sparkler with a highly intriguing blend of grapes, we review the Specially Selected Fleurs D'Eau Sparkling Brut Rosé from Aldi. A rosé sparkling wine with an unusual blend of 47% Sangiovese, 23% Bobal, 23% Tempranillo and 7% Muscat from France. The wine is made in the charmat method where the bubbles are added in tank (versus the traditional method like Champagne where the bubbles are created by a secondary fermentation in the bottle).
INSIDER DEAL! 66% OFF Clay Shannon "Mutton" Red Blend

4 days ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

SAVE OVER $29 A BOTTLE on this ripe, rich and tasty 91-93 point red blend from Lake County, California. Don't miss the Clay Shannon "Mutton" Red Blend. Reader favorite Clay Shannon returns with a fun, delicious, crowd-pleaser red blend named after his favorite horse.
Medici Ermete Quercioli Reggiano Lambrusco Review

5 days ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Bubbly, crisp and satisfying, we review the Medici Ermete Quercioli Reggiano Lambrusco DOC. 50% Marani and 50% Salamino red sparkling wine primarily from the organic Quercioli estate vineyard in the Lambrusco Reggiano appellation of Emilia-Romagna, Italy. The wine is produced using the Charmat method where a secondary fermentation occurs in large tanks in order to produce the delicious bubbles. It has 15 g/L of residual sugar and acidity of 7.5 g/L.
Trader Joe's Langmeil Long Mile Shiraz Review

1 week ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Smooth and harmonious Barossa Shiraz, especially after some time to breathe, we review the 2022 Langmeil Long Mile Shiraz from Trader Joe's. 88% Shiraz and 12% Cabernet Sauvignon from 12-35 year-old vines in the Penrice, Dorrien, Tanunda, Moppa Hills, Bethany and Eden Valley sub-regions of the Barossa Valley of Australia. The wine spends 12 months in seasoned French and American oak barrels and has just 2.4 g/L of residual sugar.
Bear Bros. California Sauvignon Blanc From Aldi

1 week ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Inexpensive Sauvignon Blanc with mass appeal, we review the Aldi Bear Bros California Sauvignon Blanc. Sauvignon Blanc from California. This wine sells for just $7.99 exclusively at Aldi. From the bottle:This refreshing Sauvignon Blanc is sourced from premier vineyards throughout California. Grapes are allowed to gradually ripen on wine, which ensures approachable and balanced flavors. A crisp palate and aromas of white blossoms, lead to notes of white peach, and citrus.
Colomé Torrontés - Crisp, Refreshing and Delicious

2 weeks ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

Your summer solution, the fresh and tart Colomé Estate Torrontés. 100% Torrontés from estate vineyards at 1700 to 2300 metres above sea level in the Upper Calchaqui Valley, Salta, Argentina. The wine does not spend any time in oak, has just 2 g/L of residual sugar and is vegan friendly. Sample submitted for review. The Colomé Estate Torrontés has an SRP of $14 and is available for as low as $10. It is imported by Folio Fine Wine Partners, The Michael Mondavi Family.
INSIDER DEAL! 59% OFF Hook & Ladder Severson Ranch RRV Pinot Noir

2 weeks ago | reversewinesnob.com | Jon Thorsen

59% off 92-93 point, single vineyard, Russian River Valley Pinot Noir from reader favorite Hook & Ladder Winery. Hook & Ladder returns with a step up from the estate Pinot Noir we previously offered, at virtually the same deal price!For the next two days we've got the $46 a bottle Hook & Ladders Severson Ranch Pinot Noir at an amazing discount.