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Thanksgiving is a celebration of flavors — savory, sweet, and everything in between.
Creamy finish, brioche, bright acidity, fine natural bubbles.
The lively bubbles refresh your palate between bites, while the wine’s crisp acidity and brioche-tinged character complement both rich and delicate starters. It’s light enough to open the evening — but refined enough to stand next to creamy cheeses, smoked salmon, or oysters. Offers a refreshing alternative to a heavier Champagne for a pre-dinner toast.
Smoked-salmon canapés, oysters, soft cheeses (like Brie), charcuterie boards, salty snacks, or as a toast to start the night.
Dry, bright strawberry and tart raspberry, crisp finish
This isn’t a summer-only rosé. The fresh acidity and red fruit brightness cut through richness — think creamy sides or sweet cranberry sauce — while its structure from being all Chambourcin gives it enough backbone for heartier fare like ham or turkey. It bridges the gap between light and heavy, sweet and savory, our multi-course champion.
PERFECT WITH
Roast turkey or glazed ham. But sometimes it’s all about the sides: stuffing, cranberry sauce, roasted root vegetables, creamy gratins, and a pre-dinner cheese & charcuterie spread.
Dark cherry, baking spice, and a hint of chocolate.
Why it Works
When the holiday meal calls for gravitas, Petit Verdot delivers. Its tannins and herbal depth pair beautifully with savory, herb-laden mains or richly seasoned sides. The dark fruit adds richness, while the sage and structure echo the earthy, complex flavors of roast meats, stuffing, or gravy-rich dishes. Typically a grape used in Bordeaux blends, but when featured on its own, it’s a powerhouse that demands the spotlight.
PERFECT WITH
Prime rib, beef or game roasts, herb-crusted meats, mushroom dishes, or any heavy-duty main course. The sage notes in the wine will echo the herbs in stuffings and gravy for a harmonious flavor bridge.