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Peter Lauer: Satisfying Saar Sale 9-10-24

“This is the Saar and Florian Lauer is currently one of the greatest winemakers in this sacred place… Employing natural-yeast fermentations, Lauer’s wines find their own balance. They tend to be more textural, deeper and more masculine. They have a preternatural sense of balance, an energy that is singular.
“Yet the hallmarks of the Saar are there: purity, precision, rigor, mineral.” – Vom Boden
 
Peter Lauer: Electric Riesling
 

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Lauer makes some of the most singular, brilliant wines in the world. His wines have all the raciness, tension and electricity of standard Mosel Riesling compressed into an explosive intensity. It’s as though his wines are diamonds—beautiful, complex and dazzling, but with an incomparable density and infinitely edge. 
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Nikolaihof: Wonder of the Wachau Sale 9-9-24

Nikolaihof: Wonder of the Wachau
 

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Nikolaihof is a giant of Austrian wine—a producer whose history and quality are unrivaled even in a country full of esteemed producers. As Austria’s oldest operating winery, that history dates back to Roman times. Records first note winemaking occurring at the estate in 470, and the Saahs family has run the property for well over a century.
 
Much like how estates operated in previous centuries, Nikolaihof is farmed under polyculture, producing everything from honey to cut flowers in addition to wine. It was the first winery in the world to fully convert to farming biodynamically, having done so in the 1970s, a surprisingly easy task as no modern farming chemicals have touched the estate’s vines.
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Vinopolis Newsletter 9-9-24 PM

 In This Newsletter:


Special Arrivals
Estate Wine from Red Mountain’s Hottest Vineyard

New Arrivals
Domaine Confuron-Cotetidot (rare!)
G.D. Vajra, Luigi Baudana, Julian Haart, and more!


Wineries We Love
Weingut Kunstler
 
Special Arrival

 
Washington
 
Klipsun Vineyard
 


Nestled into the sun-drenched southwest slopes of Red Mountain, Klipsun is a legendary vineyard renowned for producing some of Washington State’s most sought-after wines. With Red Mountain’s unique terroir, coupled with Klipsun’s meticulous cultivation builds grapes that are coveted by such esteemed wineries as Quilceda Creek, DeLille, and Canvasback. Hailed as one of Wine & Spirits Magazine’s Top 25 Vineyards Worldwide, Klipsun is Washington State’s gold standard for Bordeaux varietals, delivering age-worthy wines of extraordinary precision and complexity with every vintage.

This traditional West Coast “Meritage” blend represents a high-note for Doug Fletcher, the long-time head enologist for Napa’s Terlato Family Vineyards.
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End of Summer Rosé Sale 9-7-24

End of Summer Rosé Sale
 
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We at Vinopolis know that rosé is more than a summer drink, so we’re offering three-day end of summer sale to help carry you through the winter months on some of the most food-friendly wines on the planet. Stock up now!
 
5% off any 4-8 in-stock bottles of non-sparkling rosé
10% off any 9 or more in-stock bottles of non-sparkling rosé

 
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Sale ends Tuesday, September 10th at 9 am Pacific.
 
We offer 65 options of rosé on sale now, including:
 
Oregon
 
Beautiful biodynamic rosé from a pioneer in the Ribbon Ridge
Brick House Vineyards Intentional Rosé of Pinot Noir, Ribbon Ridge 2022 750ml Displayed Price: $29, that’s $27.55 at 5% off and $26.10 at 10% off, 12 bottles in stock now
Paul Gregutt 92 points
“This is only the third intentional (non saignée) rosé ever made at Brick House I am told.
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Vinopolis Newsletter 9-6-24

 In This Newsletter:


Special Arrivals
Beaux Freres and Sequitur

New Arrivals
Marie Courtin, Domenico Clerico, GD Vajra, and Peter Lauer

Featured Close-Out Wines
Awesome Amarones, Bodacious Burgundies!

 
Special Arrivals
 
 
Oregon
 
Beaux Freres
 

So you’ve been a wine salesman in Colorado Springs for years, dreaming of starting your own winery. But where?
 
It was a detour onto a foreclosed pig farm while on a family road trip that sealed Mike Etzel’s fate. Once he’d found the vineyard that would become Beaux Freres everything else began to fall into place. He traded his suit for boots and a shovel and dug right into Oregon’s burgeoning wine industry.

“The Beaux Frères Vineyard is located on an 88-acre farm atop Ribbon Ridge near Newberg, Oregon.
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