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Vinopolis Newsletter 11-22-24

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Special Arrivals
Goodfellow Family Wines

Arrivals
Leonetti, Figgins, Podere Poggio Scalette, Thibaud Boudignon, and more!

Featured Close-outs
Best of the Best Part 2
Special Arrivals Today
 

Oregon
 
Goodfellow Family Cellars
 
 
Great Wines, Goodfellow

“Marcus Goodfellow is sourcing fruit from some of the finest vineyards in Willamette… dry farmed and from old vineyards planted to an array of clones. We visited the old, gnarled vines at Durant vineyard in Dundee Hills, planted with Pinot Noir in 1973 and with Chardonnay in 1993, and the Whistling Ridge Vineyard in Ribbon Ridge, planted in 1990. ‘Old vines are still the trump card,’ he says. ‘The vines situate themselves to the site. The old vines give wines that are ethereal, elegant, layered and don’t speak too loud.’
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Thanksgiving Champagne Pairings Sale 11-21-24

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Champagne Pairings for Thanksgiving Sale
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Vinopolis Close-Out Featurette: Clemens Busch
 


Thanksgiving Champagne Pairings
 
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We adore Champagne at Vinopolis, and there’s no better excuse to open a bottle (or two!) than a party. So why not break out some bubbles for your Thanksgiving spread or bring a fine selection to share with your hosts. We’re offering some of our favorites on sale now for you to enjoy with the holiday alongside pairing tips from our staff.
 
5% off any 3-5 bottles of in-stock wines from our Thanksgiving Champagne Pairings selections
10% off any 6 or more bottles of in-stock from our Thanksgiving Champagne Pairings selections

 
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Vinopolis Newsletter 11-20-24 PM

Special Arrivals


France- Beaujolais
 
Dupeuble Nouveau
 

“What an inspired invention the nouveau is, this newborn wine that was so recently still fermenting. It is a celebration of the harvest just past, a preview of the new vintage in France, and a delicious drink, full of fruit and fizz and vim and vigor.” –Kermit Lynch
 
Dupeuble Pere et Fils Beaujolais Nouveau, France 2024 750ml $21.90 special, 36+ bottles available
Ghislaine Dupeuble-Owner “Our 2024 vintage is beautiful and full of fruit and freshness. It’s quite delicious and easy to drink; it keeps pulling you back for more!”
Chris Santini, Kermit Lynch.com “Light and bright color, with fresh strawberries and roses on the nose. The floral touch continues on the palate, making an ethereal and delicious Nouveau, the signature of a rare cool vintage.”
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The Veneto: Italy’s Treasure Chest Sale 11-20-24

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The Veneto Sale
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Vinopolis Close-Out Featurette: Rapet
 


The Veneto:
 
Italy’s Treasure Chest
 
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The Veneto region of Italy is home to numerous subregions of exceedingly high quality, including the noble reds of Valpolicella and the refreshing whites of Soave. We’re pleased to offer our in-stock selections of still reds and whites on our three-day sale. This includes popular names such as Allegrini, craveable whites from Pra and Pieropan, and highly-lauded cellar-worthy selections from Quintarelli and Dal Forno. For over thirty years, the Dal Forno family has been crafting deeply concentrated expressions of Valpolicella and Amarone. Their name practically defines the style of wines from this northeastern portion of the Veneto.
 
Established in 1983 by Romano Dal Forno, the estate vaulted to the heights of perfection in the Venato.
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The Brave & The Beautiful Sale 11-19-24

In This Newsletter:
 
The Brave & The Beautiful: Mt Brave & Failla
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Vinopolis Close-Out Featurette: Familia Nin-Ortiz
 


The Brave & The Beautiful:
 
Mt Brave & Failla
 
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Winemaker Chris Carpenter of Mt. Brave crafts bold reds from high on Mount Veeder, where the days are warm and the late afternoon breezes keep the temperature in check. The wines offer excellent freshness without sacrificing body or boldness. Rubbing shoulders with the likes of Mayacamas and Lokoya, Carpenter’s background in Italian winemaking and the Slow Foods moment gives his wines a sense of place from a unique perspective. These are deeply expressive and well-reviewed wines that still offer a great value when comparison shopping with the neighbors.  
 
Anne-Marie Failla and Ehren Jordan founded Failla in the 1990s.
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