Race On Over for Our Racines Sale!
 

One of the preeminent names in Burgundy, Étienne de Montille of Domaine de Montille, sought out land on the West Coast of America to craft Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. He approached the new project with a Burgundian sensibility, so it was only natural that he focused on the Santa Rita Hills in Santa Barbara County. (Oregon was probably his next stop.) The Santa Rita Hills region seems to pull at French hearts, as it did with the late Philippe Cambie in his joint project with Adam Lee of Siduri, named Beau Marchais.
 
And draw even more French folk, it did. Étienne shared the news with his friend Rodolphe Péters of Champagne’s top-class grower estate, Pierre Péters, who quickly signed on and became the sparkling wine consultant for the project.

 

What’s delicious, pairs with anything, and is on sale now?
 
You guessed it:
 
Stock Up & Save On Rosé!
 

We have fifty in-stock options to choose from, including picks from our favorite Provence producer, Peyrassol, local options like Arterberry Maresh and Goodfellow, plus cult classics from Turley and PYCM. Shop ‘em now on our webstore or browse highlights below.
 

5% off any 3-5 in-stock bottles of Rosé
10% off any 6 or more in-stock bottles of Rosé
 
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Sale ends Thursday, January 30th at 9 am Pacific.

 
We offer fifty in-stock rosé options on sale now, including:
 
Oregon
 
Arterberry Maresh Rosé of Pinot Noir, Dundee Hills 2023 750ml Displayed Price: $14, that’s $13.30 at 5% off and $12.60 at 10% off, 21 bottles in stock now
Winery Note “About half Pinot and half Chardonnay picked early for Rose.

 

Dive into the Ruwer’s Elegant Rieslings
 
Stock Up & Save On
 
Karlsmuhle
 

Weingut Karlsmühle dates back to 1803, when Johann Karls purchased the property. After the acquisition, the family began the process of building the jewel of Mertesdorf-Lorenzhof. The estate has passed through various branches of the family. It’s now owned and operated by Peter Geiben, who has managed the estate since 1996.
 
Karlsmühle is nestled in the Ruwer, formerly known as Mosel-Saar-Ruwer. It is one of the most unique of the Mosel sub-regions and tiny, making up only 2% of the Mosel’s vineyard land. Steep slopes rich in slate soil surround the small feeder streams of the Ruwer, representing some of the finest vineyard land in the region.