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Browsers Club Standard Pack - 4 reds - 1 white - 1 sparkling wine
6 pack: $129.99 12 pack: $249.99
$49.99 Value
Our first vintage, in partnership with Colle Picchioni, captures the sunny brushstrokes of Castelli Romani in a glass. Merlot leads with black cherry and pipe‑tobacco richness, while Cabernet adds currant depth and a hint of Mediterranean herbs. It’s still a pup—give it a quick decant and watch it unfurl around grilled bistecca, rosemary‑rubbed pork loin, or a slab of eggplant parmigiana.
$39.99 Value
The near‑perfect ’21 growing season delivered our most complete Rosso yet. Intensely ripe fruit meets nervy acidity and subtle bay‑leaf spice; the wine feels both serious and joyful, with 15‑plus‑year ageing potential. Host a side‑by‑side with the 2019 or 2022, serve a thick‑cut rib‑eye, and bask in the smiles.
$39.99 Value
50% Merlot
50% Cabernet Sauvignon
There are many layers of fruit and spice on this delicious red wine. Our vines have another year of maturity and really benefited from the long and perfect growing season. Our neighbors 300 meters away were blown away by this bottling. SO much so that they plan to buy some of our fruit for their very famous top wine in 2022. This is a complex and rich wine with a lot of backbone to balance out the deep plum, cedar, and hint of vanilla. While our Rosso pairs quite well with pizza, it really shines when served with grilled red meat. The Due Santi is lovely now, but would benefit with a little time in your cellar. Only 200 cases for the American market.
Tasting notes: Now drinking at a stage we like to refer to as “the zone” where the richness, tannins and overall balance of the wine is apparent. We love the 2020 with steaks and roasted chicken equally. The hint of forest that we love on release has now evolved into a sapid and smooth wine that hints at a growth Bordeaux but with some Italian flare.
2022 Pinot Auxerrois – Domaine St‑Rémy (Alsace)
$21.99 Value
Auxerrois is the plumper, more aromatic cousin of Pinot Blanc, and this organically farmed bottling shows why we keep begging for more cases. Honey‑drizzled pear, yellow apple, and alpine flowers flutter over a silken, dry palate that finishes with a gentle almond roundness. It’s the bird holiday secret weapon: roast turkey, cranberry sauce, and even macaroni and cheese love its soft texture and bright core. Terrines, pâtés, and mushroom quiche are delicious complements to the other 364 days of the year.
Domaine St Remy Cremant d’Alsace
$23.99 Value
Our answer to the brutal proliferation of bad sparkling wine. Why pay twenty-five bucks for some wretched commercially produced Prosecco when you can drink this exceptional sparkling wine from Alsace that will rival anything in this price category? Crémant Brut Prestige made from 50% Pinot Auxerrois, 40% Chardonnay and 10% Pinot Noir.
After a traditional fermentation, the foam will naturally take place in the bottle, thanks to a second fermentation. After an aging period of 2 to 3 years for this crémant called "sur latte", the bottles are turned daily on their tips so that the deposit collects in the neck. Then, the disgorging takes place; the deposit is evacuated by cooling, dosed, recorked, and muzzled. It is a very pleasant crémant with a beautiful color and aromas of fresh fruit and toasted nuts. It is a fresh and dense wine with a gorgeous creamy foam.
James Suckling 92/100: “A fairly generous sparkling wine for Alsace, with the kind of creamy complexity and lees that you expect from a good champagne. Along with the brioche note, there are also notes of honey and candied lemon. Long finish with excellent harmony.”
Silver Medal at the Effervescents du Monde competition
Serve with a healthy portion of good living.
2023 Domaine St Remy Pinot Noir Reserve
$29.99 Value
Going out on a limb here, but I do not think another Pinot Noir on the market is as complete and delicious as this bottling under $30. When I tasted this wine at the estate last November, it was the wine that moved me the most. I knew we needed a full-time red wine in the cellar to balance the big and bold Rosso from Due Santi. What we have here is its ethereal opposite. The wine is delicate but packed with classic Pinot Noir red fruits, delicious savory herbs, and warm spices. I cannot stress enough how great this wine is for its price. This crushes grocery store classics like La Crema. It is the wine we will burn through the most during Thanksgiving. But do not think it can’t stand up to steak or venison from the hunt. This wine drinks like it costs $60 a bottle. So, buy at least two. Wow!
