Monthly Specials
Nov 2024 | Usual | Case (cs.btl cost) |
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*Eder 2023 Cosecha Tinto, Rioja, Spain | $10.99 | $12.99 | $120 ($10.00) |
*Los Noques 2023 Sauvignon Blanc, Valle de Uco, Argentina | $11.99 | $14.99 | $132 ($11.00) |
*Le Paradou 2021 Grenache, IGP Mediterranee, France | $12.99 | $14.99 | $144 ($12.00) |
*Umani Ronchi 23 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico, "Villa Bianchi," Italy | $11.99 | $16.99 | $132 ($11.00) |
La Meridiana 2020 Groppello, Riviera del Garda Classico, Italy | $11.99 | $16.99 | $132 ($11.00) |
Von der Leyen 2021 Riesling, Nahe, Germany | $11.99 | $13.99 | $132 ($11.00) |
Paul Durdilly 2023 "Les Grandes Coasses" Rouge, Beaujolais, France | $13.99 | $17.99 | $156 ($13.00) |
Marquis de Grandville 2023 Cheverny Blanc, Loire Valley, France | $14.99 | $19.99 | $168 ($14.00) |
Wine Notes
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 an internet wine club with their mystery wines and made up labels – Our case is infinitely more interesting and a better value! The discounted price for the NOVEMBER case-of-the-month is $125.99; (average btl. price: $10.49!!) the regular price would be $186.99, a savings of almost 33%!
We also offer an ALL RED & an ALL WHITE 8 PACK, because… sometimes, 8 is enough. The ALL RED 8 pack is 2 each of the 4 red wines for $78.99 and the ALL WHITE 8 pack is 2 each of the 4 white wines for: $84.99.
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.
*Eder 2023 Cosecha Tinto, Rioja, Spain - (95% Tempranillo 5% Viura) The aromas of ripe blueberries, black raspberries and cassis are echoed on the palate. This medium bodied wine finishes with refined tannins and is a good example of entry level Rioja. Pair with a rack of Lamb.
*Los Noques 2023 Sauvignon Blanc, Valle de Uco, Argentina –(100% Sauvignon Blanc) This Argentine gem has lemon peel, light tropical and herbaceous aromas. It is fresh and balanced on the palate with flavors of lime and kiwi fruit finishing with ripe acidity. Reminds one of a white Bordeaux.
*Le Paradou 2021 Grenache, IGP Mediterranee, France - (100% Grenache) This medium to full bodied richly textured wine has notes of dark red and black fruits and a touch of garrigue. It’s a gluggable bistro wine with no hard edges and softer tannins.
*Umani Ronchi 2023 Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico, “Villa Bianchi,” Marche, Italy- (100% Verdicchio) A balanced light bodied wine with ginger spice, yellow apples and crushed almond notes. There is a salty mineral touch on the fresh, lively finish.
La Meridiana 2020 Groppello, Riviera del Garda Classico, Italy – (100% Groppello) Groppello is an autochthonous grape varietal from Lake Garda, in the Lombardy Region. Fresh and juicy with notes of cherry preserves, red licorice and a hint of mint. Earthy on the palate it finishes with supple tannins.
Von der Leyen 2021 Riesling, Nahe, Germany- (100% Riesling) Produced in the Nahe region of Germany, this lip smacking, essentially dry Riesling offers lovely lemony aromas coupled with flavors of bright peach and tangerine and finishing with impressions of wet stone. A tremendous wine year round but would play especially well with traditional Thanksgiving fare!
Paul Durdilly 2023 “Les Grandes Coasses” Rouge, Beaujolais, France - (100% Gamay) Grown on hillside soils more common to Vosne-Romanée than Beaujolais. Aromas of violets, black raspberry and spice. Juicy and focused with silky tannins and supple acidity. Tastes like a cru level Beaujolais at a bargain price.
Marquis de Grandville 2023 Cheverny Blanc, Loire Valley, France - (80% Sauvignon Blanc, 20% Chardonnay) This Loire valley appellation must always have a touch of Chardonnay in the blend. It is what makes the wine so perfect. Fresh and crisp with notes of lime zest and Meyer lemon from the Sauvignon Blanc and just enough Chardonnay to add a touch of roundness and balance.