Summer Mixed Case
Our Favorite Summer Sippers
BIG SAVINGS:
Every Bottle Discounted 20%!
July 4th is just around the corner, the market is teeming with squash and basil and even tomatoes have made an appearance... It seems like the right time to get a summer mixed case together.
We wanted you to have an arsenal of our favorite bottles to beat the heat or tackle some charred meat fresh off the grill.
As always, we've tasted through the world of wine searching for the most interesting wines and the best values.
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To make it even better, this summer mixed case represents the BEST DEAL on these wines: a stellar cast of bottles, discounted 20%!
This brings a case that would be about $237.88 down to $190.28.
The breakdown is five reds, five whites and two rosés. To begin with the whites, La Foret des Damnes' Sancerre is crisp, herbal and mineral Sancerre. It's perfect for drinking on a hot day. In a similar vein, Arregi's Txakolina from Basque country is light with a slight sparkle and exactly what's needed when temperatures climb. In a weightier and more serious category is Javillier's 2010 Bourgogne Blanc. Javillier's Bourgogne is a perennial overachiever. Showing the concentration and breeding of a wine way above its humble Bourgogne status.
For rosés, there are two entries from the south of France. First, Chateau d'Oupia's always delicious rosé. Then, there's Bagnol's more sophisticated Cassis rosé from Provence with its gentle red fruits and subtle spicy herbal kick.
Reds are divided between lighter ones that take a chill well, like Peillot's 2011 Bugey Pinot Noir, and a couple of weightier entries for grilled meats. Rosi Schuster's Blaufränkisch 2009 from Austria with its spiced dark fruits is perfect wine for the grill. In a more bright fruited style, Dashe's Dry Creek Zinfandel is another wine crying out for what comes off the grill.
Details on every wine in the mixed case are below - there's plenty to explore and enjoy.
And check out the website regularly, because as the seasons change, so will our mixed case. In fact, we will always have a tailored - and discounted - mixed case available online, so when these 12 bottles run out, don't hesitate to reorder.
To order, please email us at offers@crushwineco.com or call the store at (212) 980-9463.
Joe Salamone
Wine Buyer
Crush Wine & Spirits
20% OFF!
Was $237.88
Now $190.28
Whites
2010 Berlioz Chignin
Berlioz's Chignin from France's Savoie region is a summer favorite every year with its crackling minerality and stone fruits.
2011 Arregi Txakolina
From Basque country, Arregi's light and fizzy Txacoli is delicious. No need to say more than that.
2011 La Foret des Damnes Sancerre VV
Everything you could want in a crisp, easy drinking Sancerre.
2010 Javillier Bourgogne Blanc
A serious Bourgogne Blanc that's sourced from just outside of Meursault and shows some of that appellation's weight and elegance.
2010 Mothe Chablis
2010 was a very, very good vintage in Chablis and Mothe Chablis shows why with its vivid minerality and clarity.
Rosé
2011 Chateau d'Oupia Rosé
Oupia's rosé is always delicious with its herbal shadings and cherry fruits. A joyous rosé.
2011 Bagnol Cassis Rosé
Year after year, Bagnol's Cassis Rosé is a favorite. Its light body with mineral and herbal notes make it impossible to deny.
Reds
2011 Ventura do Burata Ribera Sacra
Mencia is one of our favorite Spanish grapes. It's silky in texture with herbs and bright red fruits. This bottling from Ventura with its medium body and energy makes it an ideal red for the summer.
2009 Rosi Schuster Blaufränkisch
With its spicy dark fruits and smoky mineral underpinnings, Schuster's Blaufränkisch is ideal for steak off the grill.
2011 Peillot Bugey Pinot Noir
Peillot's Pinot is floral and brisk with nervy cherry fruit. Serve with a slight chill.
2009 Dashe Dry Creek Zinfandel
Dashe makes some of the most vivid and best balanced Zins out there. His Dry Creek Zin shows this perfectly.
2010 Vajra Dolcetto d'Alba
Vajra's Dolcetto has a mineral streak that's the perfect complement to the wines medium weight dark fruits.
* Please note that due to the savings offered, we must add a nominal charge for all NYC truck deliveries outside of our local delivery area: $10 for non-local Manhattan deliveries. For outer borough deliveries, please refer to our shipping & delivery page for minimums and fees.