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Kendall-Jackson
2018 Jackson Estate Santa Maria Valley Chardonnay
91 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

Open-textured and lush, with toasty accents to the glazed pear and lemon meringue flavors. The buttery finish shows a savory richness that lingers with smoky hints. Drink now through 2024.

Siduri
2018 Sierra Mar Vineyard Pinot Noir
91 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is an herbal perfume with aromatic sap and cracked pepper. The palate entry is bright, sticky and ripe leading to a full-bodied core of dried prune plum providing polished richness and depth finishing with fine acidity. Drink 2020 - 2024.

Siduri
2018 Pinot Noir Santa Lucia Highlands
91 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is a savory tapenade, graphite, strawberry and cherry conjuring complex earth aromas. The palate is firm tobacco, dried plum skin and mineral. Drink 2020 -2025.

Siduri
2018 Pinot Noir Russian River Valley
91 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is sticky strawberry and nectarine with notes of blueberry. The palate entry is full and generous with plenty of structure and dimension in the core with a persistent, faceted finish. Drink 2020 -2025.

Yangarra Estate Vineyard
2017 King's Wood Shiraz
90 Points MaryAnn Worobiec, Wine Spectator

Spicy and complex, featuring tobacco, cedar and chocolate-covered coffee bean notes that add plenty of detail to the core of currant and plum flavors. The spiciness continues to linger on the plush, velvety finish. Drink now through 2035.

Hartford Court
2017 Jennifer's Pinot Noir
90 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

Hints of licorice accent the snappy black currant, plum and dried blackberry flavors, stitched together by firm acidity and tannins. Minerally finish. Drink now through 2023.

Hartford Court
2017 Velvet Sisters Pinot Noir
90 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

Shows laserlike focus to the cherry and currant flavors, backed by fresh, crunchy acidity. Leafy and savory hints show on the finish. Drink now through 2023.

Hartford Court
2017 Fog Dance Vineyard Chardonnay
90 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

Fruity, with precise, well-structured green apple and citrus flavors that feature minerally richness. The lithe finish offers pastry, spice and honeyed accents. Drink now through 2023.

Siduri
2018 La Encantada Vineyard Pinot Noir
90 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is crisp red fruit, cherry and raspberry with notes of spice box. The palate entry is tight and youthful with elevated acidity fleshing out to a sappy ripeness in the core. Needs time. Drink 2021-2027.

Siduri
2018 John Sebastiano Vineyard Pinot Noir
90 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is red berry and plum leading to a palate entry of blueberry and tobacco that persists through the core. Finishes with lean and lively spice and acidity. Drink 2020 – 2025.

La Crema
2018 Chardonnay Sonoma Coast
89 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

A lithe resinous aspect accents the Gala apple and lemon curd flavors, tied together by fresh acidity. The crisp, spicy finish features creamy details, with hints of anise. Drink now through 2024.

Siduri
2018 Parsons' Vineyard Pinot Noir
89 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is a dense prune plum and chocolate. The palate entry is a sharp, elevated acid with a nervy red fruit in the core finishing with graphite and blue fruit. Drink 2020 - 2026.

Siduri
2018 Pinot Noir Willamette Valley
88 Points Doug Wilder, Purely Domestic Wine Report

The nose is lavender and forest floor with prominent crushed blackberry. The palate entry is a dry, textured red berry leading to a sappy cherry core finishing with creosote-like tar. Drink 2020 -2024.

Kendall-Jackson
2016 Vintner's Reserve Merlot
87 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

Medium-bodied, with a snap of black licorice to the dark berry and red fruit flavors. Chocolate and Asian spice notes show on the finish. Drink now.

Kendall-Jackson
2018 Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay
87 Points Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator

Broad-textured, with hazelnut accents to the ripe apple and citrus flavors. Smoky hints and light buttery notes show on the finish. Drink now.

Penner-Ash
2018 Hyland Vineyard Old Vine Riesling
Sara Schneider, Janice O'Leary, Robb Report

21 Unusual White Wines That Will Pair Perfectly With This Unusual SpringThere are wines beyond your typical Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc…“Old Vine” in this case involves almost 50 years. Planted in 1971, the Hyland Vineyard produced an intense and complex Riesling in this Penner-Ash. A pleasant whiff of petrol (a mark of the variety) joins jasmine and stone fruit on the nose, followed by vibrant apricot and lemon flavors seasoned with a little orange zest through a long, beautiful finish.

Maggy Hawk
2018 Edmeades Vineyard White Pinot Noir
Sara Schneider, Janice O'Leary, Robb Report

21 Unusual White Wines That Will Pair Perfectly With This Unusual SpringThere are wines beyond your typical Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc…As with the Emeritus White Pinot Noir, this wine from Maggy Hawk has no reference points. Bright but structured, it falls halfway between a white and a red in terms of weight (although pressed off the skins quickly, it appears white). Hints of red fruits are outweighed by crisp pear and honeyed stone fruit.

Bootleg
2015 Prequel Red Blend
VinePair Staff, VinePair B

25 of the Best Red Blends for 2020The label looks like a Lichtenstein on weed after a Quentin Tarrantino film and the liquid doesn’t smell or taste like the grapes that made the wine. It has a whopping high alcohol content, and whatever subtleties the wine had have been eaten by the heat. But it has a sweet fruit core and good acidity, so, with its cool bro label, it’s a fun gift wine or a bottle to drink with goopy BBQ. But hydrate, cuz yes, that says 15.1 percent alcohol.

Murphy-Goode
2015 Red Wine California
VinePair Staff, VinePair B+

25 of the Best Red Blends for 2020There are nine, NINE grape varieties in this wine. NINE! And somehow it works. Tons of this wine is made, and there are no real discerning characteristics, other than some dark-fruit notes, silky tannins, and a palate you want to chew on. Which is great! Because this is a big ol’ sloppy, juicy burger bottle. This bottle wants to get messy with you and wash it all down. And it’s under $15. Buy a case, fire up the grill, and get on that group text chain. It’s time for a cookout.

La Crema
NV Brut Rosé
Megan Porta, Parade

The Ultimate Mother's Day Food and Drink Gift Guide for Every Type of MomStart Mother's Day brunch off right—with a bottle of bubbly. La Crema Sparkling Brut Rosé has aromas of white flowers and crushed oyster shell and tastes like lemon meringue, wild strawberries and fresh ginger on the palate.

Bootleg
2016 Prequel Red Blend
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD

The Bootleg Prequel is a blend of syrah, petite sirah, grenache, mourvedre, viognier and zinfandel with similar ripe flavors but with more oak-driven nuances such as vanilla and spice.

Bootleg
2016 Red Blend Napa County
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD

An almost even division of merlot, petite sirah and syrah, this ripe and generous blend shows off round dark berry flavors.

La Crema
NV Brut Rosé
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr, Capital Gazette, MD

Impress mom on Mother’s Day with one of these 12 great winesApple and mineral aromas with strawberry and citrus flavors. Vibrant and opulent.

Copain
2019 Les Voisins Rosé of Pinot Noir
VinePair Staff, VinePair

The 25 Best Rosé Wines of 2020 - #4This Mendocino County bottle is not just great rosé but a serious wine. Salted watermelon and toasted fennel seed aromas provide a concentrated, nuanced nose. The palate introduces a mix of sour cherries and underripe stone fruits. With well-incorporated tannins, this rosé has the structure to pair with thinly sliced grilled red meat.

Captûre
2019 Rosé of Sangiovese
VinePair Staff, VinePair

The 25 Best Rosé Wines of 2020 - #12An outlier in many respects, this Sonoma rosé is made from Italian variety Sangiovese, which most will know as the red grape used in Chianti. This bottle offers more than just novel appeal, though. It smells like bubblegum and whiter pepper, and the palate is lean with racy acidity. You’ll need to order directly from the winery, but this unicorn is worth the hunt.