We boast an absolutely amazing selection of fine wines, from every country, region, and locale, and from every price range-from $2.99 to $299.99. Really.

From Bordeaux to Barossa. Russian River to Robertson Valley. Walla Walla to Waipara. We've got the wine.

Searching for a hard-to-find wine? We've probably got it. Or we can get it.

Shopping on a budget? Our "Starvin' Artist" section features dozens of wines at $10 and under.

Seeking a perfect food pairing? With our enormous selection and food savvy staff, we'll help you select just the right wine for your table.

So…why shop anywhere else?

Click here for information on our wine pre-sells and special offers.

Please note that the availability and price may change at any time.

ECONOMY CABS...

In 2010 we have seen more reasonably priced, high quality Cabernet Sauvignon than we can remember. Many long standing producers in Napa and elsewhere find themselves with a surplus of unsold wine which would have been destined to be bottled with $40-$50 price tag. However, as the market for such wines has become increasingly soft, many brokers, importers and even the wineries themselves have purchased these warehoused wines, relabeled them and repositioned their price point to reflect the reality of the market (that is to say under $20). Check out these great deals below – all available at The Wine Source.

2007 Rubus
Cabernet Sauvignon
"Stag's Leap District"
This Stag’s Leap district bottling was created by Master of Wine and famed importer Fran Kysela and delivers outstanding quality for its modest price. An expressive nose opens with red currant and leads to a smoky, black-fruited palate. This is impressive stuff – but do not delay – we have only 14cs available.

2007 Forefront
Cabernet Sauvignon
Forefront represents a brand new endeavor by the good people of Pine Ridge. The 2007 Cabernet bottling sources the majority of the fruit for this deal from Napa and supplements with 5% Syrah culled from San Luis Obispo and Lake County. This silky textured offering shows off the overt concentration and ripeness of the 2007 North Coast vintage without a hint of heaviness.

2007 RouteStock
"Route 29"
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
Perhaps the most supplely textured wine of this group, the RouteStock Cabernet is sourced purportedly from Clos du Val. Notes of cedar and subtle earth are buttressed by a core of elegant red cherry fruit. This has already become a favorite for many and we hope to maintain inventory through the summer.

In the last two weeks we have received a bevy of excellent new releases from Montalcino. Check out the list below – many of these wines were purchased on pre-sell and are being offered at outstanding prices.

Mastrojanni
This unique producer fashions a mostly traditional style of Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino and supplements with a more modern cuvee known as San Pio. We have all three in stock.

2008 Mastrojanni
Rosso di Montalcino
Regular $29.99 TWS Price $19.99

2006 Mastrojanni
San Pio
(80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Sangiovese)
Regular $29.99 TWS Price $22.99

2005 Mastrojanni
Brunello di Montalcino
Regular $54.99 TWS Price $43.99
92+ Wine Advocate

Valdicava
Considered by many to be a modernist producer in Montalcino, Valdicava manages to fashion deeply concentrated versions of Sangiovese without losing the varietal character of this noble grape. Three new bottlings have just arrived.

2008 Valdicava
Rosso di Montalcino
Regular $34.99 TWS Price $24.99

2005 Valdicava
Brunello di Montalcino
Regular $99.99 TWS Price $79.99
92 Wine Advocate

2004 Valdicava
Brunello di Montalcino
Riserva Madonna
Regular $199.99 TWS Price $153.99
96+ Wine Advocate

Please note that the availability and price may change at any time.

2009 Pomelo Sauvignon Blanc
Lake County, California
In 2005 Randy and Megan decided they wanted to develop a collection of different Sauvignon Blanc wines, using Randy’s expertise in Sauvignon Blanc. Thus their new, fun and beautiful label called Pomelo was released in 2005. This was their first California appellation Sauvignon Blanc and with its limited production earned high scores from the Wine Spectator and Wines & Spirits as being an excellent value.
The 2009 edition of this perennial favorite has just arrived and I am happy to report it matches previous years in its verve and brightness. The nose features ripe citrus fruit and a hint of fresh cut grass. The palate is light without being insubstantial and finishes long and clean with reminders of the citrus encountered on the nose. This is a fantastic value and sure to refresh all summer long and beyond. Pair with spicy Asian faire, raw oysters, seafood and creamy pastas.

2009 Triennes Rosé
Regular:$16.99
Sale: $12.99

2009 Puygueraud Rosé
Regular:$14.99
Sale: $9.99

2009 Alexander Valley Rosé of Sangiovese
Regular:$12.99
Sale: $9.99

2009 Jaboulet 45 Rosé
Regular:$12.99
Sale: $8.99

2009 Manissy Tavel Rosé
Regular:$18.99
Sale: $14.99