A NOTE ABOUT OUR CASE OF THE MONTH:  - Our case of the month is an excellent way to get real value for your wine dollar and drink wines from around the world, carefully selected by J. Emerson staff.  No need to join the recurring nightmare of a subscription wine club. Our case is infinitely more interesting and a better value! The discounted price for the JULY case-of-the-month is $127.99; (average btl. price: $10.66!!) the regular price would be $181.99, a savings of almost 30%!

Sometimes 8 is enough - Our ALL RED & an ALL WHITE 8 PACK! The ALL RED 8 pack is 2 each of the 4 red wines for $79.99 and the ALL WHITE 8 pack is 2 each of the White wines for: $89.99.

Here is the line-up and as always, there are 2 each of the first four wines (*) and 1 each of the last four wines.

*Las Flechas de San Martin 2019 Garnacha Tinto, Navarra, Spain- (100% Garnacha)  Rich and juicy with aromas that recall blood oranges and ripe raspberries with a smidge of spice thrown in. Hedonistic stuff for your next backyard cookout!
*Scacciadiavoli 2023 Grechetto, Montefalco, Umbria, Italy- (100% Grechetto) “An overtone of orchard blossoms is fragrant and enticing in this well-cut white, with flavors of ripe nectarine, pink grapefruit peel, pickled ginger and green almond. Tangy finish. Drink now.”(WS) [Note:  Scacciadiavoli (from “scacciare” – to banish, and “diavoli” - devils), refers to a famous local exorcism in the 14th century].
*Cora 2023 Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo, Gli Abruzzi, Italy-  (100% Montepulciano) “The 2023 Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo is curiously light for a Cerasuolo, displaying a translucent salmon color in the glass. Shy aromas of orange zest, watermelon and grapefruit carry over to the palate. Juicy and simple, it’s a decent poolside quaff, if not particularly Cerasuolo-like”. (Vinous 5/24)
*Grand Veneur 2023 Blanc, Cotes du Rhone, France - (50% Viognier, 30% Clairette, 20% Roussanne) Aromas of white flowers and stone fruit with notes of almonds and white peach on the palate. A generous, fuller bodied wine with softer acidity on the finish.
Tenuta Sant’ Antonio 2021 Rosso “Scaia,” Veneto IGT, Italy - (100% Corvina - the main grape behind Valpolicella and Amarone.) This is all done in stainless steel.  Dry and silky textured with aromas that recall cocoa-dusted cherries. This medium-bodied red could even stand to sit in the fridge for 15 minutes or so before serving.
Broadbent 2022 Cabernet Sauvignon, North Coast, California – [Primarly Cabernet Sauvignon, with a bit of Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc and Merlot sourced from two vineyards in California’s North Coast, grapes (40% from Mendocino County and 60% for Lake County)] “Ripe, dark-fruited character with notes of cloves, vanilla, cedar and hint of pine needles. Full-bodied, creamy and luscious, with fine tannins and a deep core of fruit in the middle. Succulent finish. Drink or hold”. (JS)
Paris-Simoneau 2022 Sauvignon Blanc “Les Georges,” Val de Loire, France - (100% Sauvignon Blanc) Snappy and fresh with pronounced tarragon notes underscored by citrus pith. A sip demands a glass demands a bottle demands a case-where did I steal that quote from?
Aia Vecchia 2023 Vermentino, Toscana IGT, Italy – (95% Vermentino, 5% Viognier) Produced along the coast of Tuscany, this medium-bodied dry white wine has subtle herbaceous and floral aromas intertwining with pineapple and ripe nectarines elements.