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They
say $10 (Gerald D. Boyd), we say $3+
.....89 points too!!
Yes..... This is too good to be true! We just bought a huge amount of unsold
2011 Nouveau. Our vendors know that, if the price is right, we'll take it
all, and we'll pay our bill.
“It’s Nouveau time again and the “King of Beaujolais,” Georges Duboeuf
has come through with another in a series of grapy juicy, new Beaujolais.
This is all Gamay all the way sporting a deep purple-ruby color, ripe
strawberry aromas and flavors, full tannins, crisp acidity, 12.5% alcohol.
If you’re looking for a quaffing red at a good price, Duboeuf Beaujolais
Nouveau fills the bill.” $10
89 points, Gerald D. Boyd, December 6, 2011
2011 Beaujolais Nouveau, Georges Duboeuf, 750ml
$10.29 - Good Wine Stores
$3.60 - Pop's Single Bottle Price
$3.60 - Pop's Mixed Case Price
$43.21 - Pop's Case Price
"Picture
this....."
"Picture this: Friday evening, the pizza just arrived,
sausage, pepperoni, OK even anchovies if you insist; maybe a salad lightly
dressed, vinegar, oil, whatever. What to drink is the only part of this
Friday night ritual in the homes of millions of Americans where there will
be no disagreeing… that is if you reach for the ’09 Redi Sangiovese. More
and more we’ve seen wines from Italy bearing the name “Sangiovese” and as
customers pick up these bottles quizzically examining the labels, ah, that’s
the “teachable moment” for a Sommelier. Surprised to learn that Chianti is
not a grape but a region and that Sangiovese is the stellar grape in the
wines of Chianti, and also Rosso di Montalcino and, of course, the renowned
and more expensive Brunello di Montalcino, wine lovers eager to expand their
knowledge and enjoyment of Italian classics are exploring the wonders of
Sangiovese. Enter Umbria, almost the smallest of the wine producing regions
in Italy. Known historically more for white wine: the ever popular Orvieto;
as well as home to the candy capitol of Perugina, Umbria is also referred to
as the “green heart of Italy”. Umbrian Sangiovese is the wine Italians drink
every day, no occasion needed. Could you be in better company?"
Dorothy Jacobs, Certified Sommelier, Pop's Wines & Spirits,
February, 2012
2009 Sangiovese, Umbria, Argo et Non Briareo, Redi, 750ml
$9.05 - Good Wine Stores
$8.14 - Pop's Single Bottle Price
$7.24 - Pop's Mixed Case Price
$81.45 - Pop's Case Price
They
say $25 (Wine Spectator), we say $8+
So.... you want a deal? Like we said earlier..... Our vendors
know that, if the price is right, we'll take it all, and we'll pay our bill.
“Soft and fruity, delivering a brash mouthful of pear, apricot and spice
flavors. Feels a bit sweet on the finish. Drink now.” ($25)
87 Points, Wine Spectator, March 31, 2011
2010 Mollydooker Verdelho, The Violinist, McLaren Vale, 750ml
$22.50 - Good Wine Stores
$7.87 - Pop's Single Bottle Price
$7.87 - Pop's Mixed Case Price
$94.50 - Pop's Case Price
Limited!!
They
say $16 (Wine Spectator), we say $7+
Hmmm..... Grand Cru Beaujolais from a great vintage and a
90 point rating!! I could make a strong case for this wine being worth every
bit of $16. But at $7+.....
“This is packed with ripe, almost jammy, black cherry, boysenberry and
damson plum fruit flavors, but it's well-balanced by integrated, juicy
acidity. The fruit mixes with vanilla and clove notes, wrapping around chewy
tannins that raise their heads on the long finish. Drink now through 2014.”
($16)
90 points, Wine Spectator, February 28,2011
2009 Fleurie, Georges Duboeuf (Flower Label), 750ml
$16.99 - Good Wine Stores
$7.64 - Pop's Single Bottle Price
$7.64 - Pop's Mixed Case Price
$91.74 - Pop's Case Price
Extremely Limited. We have good supply, but we expect very
brisk sales
They
say $383.00 (Wine Spectator), we say $168+
“This has density and a chewy quality to its macerated cherry, licorice,
mineral and spice aromas and flavors. Elegant, firmly structured and
well-integrated, with a long finish of spice and mineral. Not a flattering
red, but soulful and expressive of place. Best from 2012 through 2024.”
($383)
93 points, Wine Spectator, October 15, 2010
2007
Clos de la Roche, Cuvee Vieilles Vignes, Domaine Ponsot, 750ml
$375.45 - Good Wine Stores
$168.95 - Pop's Single Bottle Price
$168.95 - Pop's Mixed Case Price
$1013.71 - Pop's Case Price (6)
"There's
nothing better than a Great Everyday Red that drinks twice it's price!!.....
.....The 2009 Liotro Nero D'Avola is so delicious and so dirt
cheap... it has to be one of the best values in the store! The Liotro is an
I.G.T. Sicily red wine, made from Nero D'Avola grapes. Ruby red in color,
the wine has a gorgeous fragrant bouquet with a very pleasant hint of forest
fruits. An agreeably velvety taste, well balanced fruit with soft tannins
and no hard edges. Perfect for everyday drinking... especially for those
nights when you want an extra glass of wine and don't want to open something
expensive. This fruity and full bodied wine best evokes the unique
characteristics of the Sicilian wines. Highly Recommended!
Ted Clark, Wine Consultant, Pop's Wines & Spirits, February, 2012
2009 Nero d'Avola, Sicilia, Liotro, 750ml
$10.89 - Good Wine Stores
$9.80 - Pop's Single Bottle Price
$8.71 - Pop's Mixed Case Price
$98.01 - Pop's Case Price |
