Zinfandel - Wide Selection

Weve had some fun tasting through a few of the Pinot Noirs at Costco right now that are priced under $20. We tasted the Cloudline (Willamette) and Rodney Strong (Russian River), enjoyed both and went 88 points on each one. Lets move to another area known for amazing Pinot Noir, Monterey county and the sustainable vineyards from San Simeon. The name might be familiar as we tasted and reviewed their Paso Robles Viognier earlier this year. We enjoyed that one quite a bit so had high hopes for this Pinot�and they delivered. This is a big, spicy and racy Pinot […] The post 2018 San Simeon Pinot Noir Monterey appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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Summertime drinking always finds a nice fit with white wines, and several readers have been asking for more white wine reviews which I plan to do. But I also enjoy a good Pinot Noir during the warmer months. So on my last trip to Costco I found a few that I wanted to taste and compare, all in that $15ish range. This began with the Cloudline Pinot from Oregon we just reviewed. Tasty wine, great producer, nice and light for the hot weather. Today, were looking at a Russian River Pinot from Rodney Strong that was $15.99 at Costco. Turns […] The post 2017 Rodney Strong Russian River Pinot Noir appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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We thought we’d mix it up with a little feature where we’d answer the most common questions we receive from our readers. This site started more than ten years ago and has grown far beyond what we ever thought possible. It’s created a great community of people all looking for really good wine bargains from Costco, and our goal is the same as when we started: to help you find them. We’ve enjoyed speaking with so many of you over the years, and having the chance to answer many questions like you will find below. Keep ’em coming, and let’s […] The post Frequently Asked Questions About Costco Wine and This Website appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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This new addition to the Kirkland wine family started appearing in stores a couple weeks back, and finally hit my store in the Atlanta area. It was also featured in the latest issue of the Costco Connection magazine. A Prosecco Rosé almost seems like a no brainer given the wine communitys current love for bubbly wines and Rosé. But this is actually a fairly new development in the wine world. We did find the La Gioiosa Prosecco Rose ($8.99, 88 points) at Costco last year right before Christmas, and that was one of the first bottles we had seen. I […] The post Kirkland Signature Prosecco Rosé appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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We tasted and reviewed the 2018 vintage of the Cloudline Pinot Noir from Costco last year and really enjoyed it. This bottle is especially appealing because its produced by the Drouhin Family who have been making wine in Frances Burgundy region since 1880. So they have a little experience with Pinot Noir, and are usually incredibly consistent in producing great wines. At $14.99 this is among the most affordable bottles they produce. While Costcos price has remained consistent from years past, weve noted that Total Wine and several online outlets also match this price. Our tasting notes on this new […] The post 2019 Cloudline Pinot Noir appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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Heres a Sauvignon Blanc Ive always been curious about. Key word on the label is Rutherford which fans of the Kirkland Rutherford Cabernet will be familiar with. Its one of the top regions within Napa Valley, and a personal favorite. Provenance makes a delicious Rutherford Cabernet Sauvignon that weve tasted and enjoyed; that one is priced in the mid $50s. This Sauvignon Blanc primarily comes from their estate vineyards in Rutherford, although a small percentage of the grapes come from nearby regions. I did a little poking around and found that the wine is almost all Sauvignon Blanc (97.5%) but […] The post 2018 Provenance Sauvignon Blanc Rutherford appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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Here’s a Kirkland bottle we’ve been waiting to arrive, especially as the weather warms up. I know a few readers have spotted it recently, so it should be making its way through stores nationwide right now. This is likely the fastest moving Costco wine that we track. If you spot it, buy it. While I was waiting to grab my allotment of the wine, two ladies in front of me were working on getting two cases of it to fit in their cart. One of them turned to me and said what a fantastic wine it is for the money. […] The post 2020 Kirkland Signature Cotes De Provence Rosé appeared first on CostcoWineBlog.com . ...

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