Lini 910 Lambrusco Rosso
Emilia-Romagna, Italy $19

A bright ruby color, aromas of fresh raspberries, strawberries, and black currants all come together for a concentrated fruit bomb. The taste experience is fruit-driven and filled with ripe flavors continuing to the juicy finish. Versatile with many foods and casual dishes like pizza and burgers, this light-bodied bubbly compliments any summer menu and is a perfect way to ‘wine’ down a hot day.

Schramsberg Mirabelle Blanc de Blancs N/V
Calistoga, California $32

Producing dozens of vintage and rare sparkling wines since 1965, Schramsberg stands out among sparkling wine makers of California. This popular Blanc de Blancs (white from white) offers white fruits and spring flowers on the nose. Bright acidity and a palate of green apple, pear, and brioche combine for a lingering finish. Since 1972, Schramsberg sparkling wines have been served at official State functions by every U.S. administration.

La Cana Albarino 2022
Rias Baixas, Spain $23

Winemaker Jorge Ordonez has created a wine from the native Albarino grape that is complex and intense, but easy on the palate. Aromas of lemons, peaches, and thyme blend into flavor notes of poached apricot and tangerine. La Cana Albarino is a vibrant and juicy example of the best white grape Spain has to offer. With 13% alcohol, it’s off dry and best paired with spicy dishes and tangy salads on a cool summer evening. Earned 91 points from Wine Enthusiast.

Schug Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir 2022
Sonoma County, California $27

The cool and windy climate of the Sonoma Coast AVA shows its terroir while creating the right conditions for this special cuvee. A nose of cherries, smoke, and mocha help bring to the palate dried raspberry and black tea flavors. It’s full-bodied and supple, with lively acidity coming through to the finish.This Pinot Noirmakes an ideal accompaniment for late summer cookouts when served slightly chilled with grilled fish and barbecued meats.

Louis Latour Beaujolais-Villages Chameroy 2022
Burgundy, France $21

Maison Louis Latour was founded in 1797 and includes the largest collection of Grand Cru vineyards in Burgundy. This fruit-forward wine from Chameroy has a bouquet of black currant and dark cherry with a lush and jammy mouthfeel.  Savory notes of dark fruits add to the flavor profile and crisp acidity lingers to the end. FYI: Wines designated “Villages” rank higher than just “Beaujolais” and offer more complex flavors and structure.