Plenty of serious deals out there! If I were you I would stop by regularly to see what has turned up. Here are a few to get you going: Suggested retail $20 -- New price $12.99
NV Collabrigo Brut Prosecco Rosé Ti Amo $12.99 Italy
A perfect Spring rosé sparkler made with 95% Prosecco and 5% Pinot Nero. Produced from 25-year-old vines in the region of Conegliano, Veneto. Bright pink color with orange shades. Ripe small fruit perfumed with cherries and rasperries as well as citrus. On the palate, round red fruit, a subtle mousse and a fresh finish. Pairs well with shellfish, oysters and various appetizers.
Suggested retail $18 -- New price $9.99
2004 Bodega Vinas Zamorans Los Zorros $9.99 Spain
(89 Points: International Wine Cellar) 100% Tempranillo. Ruby-red. Intensely perfumed aromas of fresh red berries and flowers. Polished red and dark berry flavors are unencumbered by tannins, offering a seductively silky texture. Bright acids add energy to the juicy finish. A pretty amazing bargain here.
Suggested retail $20 -- New price $9.99
2001 Chateau Pesquie Quintessence Rouge $9.99 France
From the Cotes du Ventoux in the Southern Rhone. A blend of Grenache and Syrah. A great value with some bottle age, this wine is full of dark fruit qualities and soft tannins. Notes of blackberries and licorice fill the glass. This is a great bottle that is drinking well right now for a steal of a price (normally $20).
Suggested retail $22 -- New price $14.99
2007 Dorigo Ribolla Gialla, Friuli $14.99 Italy
Native to Friuli, Ribolla Gialla, is cultivated almost exclusively in the hillsides of the country (as far as Istria). Straw yellow in color. Floral notes in the nose, complemented by background notes of tropical fruit. The palate is savory with balanced acidity. Crisp texture and floral notes lead to a fresh, minerally finish.
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