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This Quarters Browser’s Club Offers

We are thrilled to introduce our Summer 2024 Browser's Club Wine Subscription Mix Pack! This season, indulge in either 6 or 12 bottles of incredible variety and exceptional value, featuring:

- Two wines from France's beloved Côtes du Rhône: Experience this renowned wine region's classic elegance and rich flavors.

- Our first-ever Graves Red and Bordeaux Blanc duo: Delight in thfse perfect pairing of these exceptional wines from the heart of Bordeaux.

- A wonderful under-the-radar white Passerina from Abruzzo: Discover this hidden gem with its refreshing and unique profile.

- Our number one wine, the 2021 Due Santi Rosso, is making its final club appearance. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to savor this highly acclaimed wine one last time.

Join us in celebrating the arrival of summer with these outstanding selections. Subscribe now and elevate your wine experience!

 

Browsers Club Standard Pack - 4 reds - 2 whites

6 pack: $129.99 12 pack: $249.99

2021 Due Santi Rosso

Our final round for the glorious 2021 vintage! The 2022 will be on our fall offering, but there is no doubt this wine is drinking gorgeously now. And will continue to do so for another 7 to 10 years.

The 2021 Rosso is the result of a near-perfect growing season. Our vines have matured, and our viticulture is world-class. The resulting fruit is ripe with intense flavors encapsulated by perfect acidity and subtle herbs dancing across the palate. This is a serious wine with potential for 15+ years of aging. Yet, it opens quickly and offers a lengthy and silky dose of that “yes this is what I want in a red wine”. We are quite proud of Claudia, our winemaker, and the team at Due Santi.


2020 Chateau Beauregard Ducasse, Graves

The property has been in the Jeanduduran family since 1850, with current administrator/grower Jacques Perromat taking over in 1981 after marrying into the family. The 32-hectare vineyard consists of clay and gravel upon limestone subsoil and is planted to Merlot (50%), Cabernet Sauvignon (45%), and Cabernet Franc (5%). The wine is tank-fermented; 80% is aged in a tank, and the other 20% is aged in a barrel. This is just another example of the success of the 2020 vintage. From a price-to-quality standpoint, this is a heck of a deal.

92 Points – Decanter

“Dark and ripe nose, bramble fruits. Supremely smooth and silky yet layered with deep blackcurrant and black cherry fruit, soft minerality, and some clove and licorice spice but balanced and not sticking out. I love the effortless nature of this; the acidity is excellent, and the clarity is good with soft minerality and a lifted finish. It's ripe, showing the vintage, but reigned in so nothing is too much. A delicious wine. Sculpted and charming.”

 

2022 Chateau Lary Lacombe Bordeaux Sauvignon Blanc

The chateau is 50 kilometers southeast of Bordeaux and 10 kilometers from La Réole in the Entre-Deux-Mers region. In 1950, the property was bought by Angelo Forcato. Since the 1960s, his son Aron set out to expand their holdings, creating Chateau Lary. Skip forward to the early 1990s, when Sylvie and Serge Forcato continued to develop the estate. They bought Chateau Bourguet de Lacombe and merged it with Château Lary, renaming the property Chateau Lary Lacombe.


It’s a white Bordeaux blend of primarily Sauvignon Blanc (75%) with the rest of Muscadelle and Semillon. Its aromas are of perky gooseberry and citrus with a dusty mineral and herbal presence. On the palate, it’s light and bright, likely due to the inclusion of the latter two grape varietals. Charming and easy-going, it’s a great pairing partner for shellfish, sushi, poultry or a fresh summer salad.

2021 Torre Zambra Costa Croce Passerina

The De Cerchio family founded Torre Zambra in 1961. Today, they take pride in maintaining traditions while looking forward to modern know-how. The family chose Villamagna as a place to cultivate vines in Abruzzo for its unique characteristics in the region. Its hills vaunt a rare microclimate, making them one of the wine world’s special growing sites. The proximity of the sea and the mountains creates swift day–night and seasonal temperature changes that are the secret behind the fragrant white wines.


The 2021 Passerina is golden with citrus blossom and green apple aromas. On the palate, it’s bright and crisp with lemony apple notes. Super when paired with creamy pasta like Fettuccine Alfredo or Carbonara.

 2020 Cotes-du-Rhone Mataro, Vignobles Boudinaud

After interning stints in Australia and California, winemaker Thierry Boudinaud returned to France and began to apply his skills in crafting some of the better values from the southern Rhone Valley and its environs. One of which is a Cotes-du-Rhone made entirely from Mourvedre. Thierry calls it Mataro, the name of a city in Catalonia near Barcelona. The town's name became the vinous vernacular as another name for Mourvedre. Mourvedre is an extremely late-ripening grape that thrives in warm climate zones with long growing seasons. The south of France is a perfect place for that! Mourvedre can be super concentrated, full-bodied, and tannic, requiring a little patience and cellar time. Not Thierry's Mataro. One of the many likable things about it is its approachability and its plump purple fruit. Not overbearing or tight, it's expressive and fruit-driven. It's a wine you need not worry about finishing the same day, as an opened bottle can last a couple of days on the counter.


Raised in a steel tank, Boudinaud's reds are consistently fresh, aromatic, and fruit-driven. For the 2020 Côtes-du-Rhone Mataro, expect aromas of brambly dark berry fruit and plummy purple fruit up front, with layers of forest floor, earth, and spice lurking behind it. The palate is more medium to full-bodied, with charming fruit and a sturdy backbone. It finishes long and harmonious, the fruit persisting throughout the finish. Some may make a case that it makes for a fine cocktail wine, as its plummy fruit notes are charming, but to make it shine, try it with a slow-cooked beef brisket with a savory dry rub.


2022 Cotes-du-Rhone La Boissiere, Vignobles Boudinaud

Another delicious value from winemaker Thierry Boudinaud (see above), the Cotes-du-Rhone La Boissiere, is a traditional blend of Grenache and Syrah with a little Mourvedre and Cinsault. Fruity, with hints of black pepper and spice, this cheerful, medium-bodied Cotes-du-Rhone makes for a great sipper on its own, though it is versatile enough to match most fare that suits a fruity red wine.