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If you are interested in a diversity of styles, grapes, and flavors, there is no substitute for wines from the United States. From Napa Valley to the Finger Lakes of New York, almost every wine imaginable is produced. Red, white, rose, and sparkling wines all have their champions, and new wine discoveries are around every corner.

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    Pip & Plow

    2022 Merlot from Columbia Valley, United States

    An exquisite and harmonious (and often underestimated) varietal

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    $29.50 Retail price

    $20.65 Member price

    • Special Award medal
    • 94 points medal
    • Gold medal award

    Olive medal award Winner of 6 more

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    Loudspeaker

    2023 Meritage Red from Napa Valley, United States

    Uncorking a concert of flavor in every bottle

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    $68.40 Retail price

    $47.88 Member price

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    The Spice & Jam Trading Co.

    2021 Zinfandel from California, United States

    Unleashing bold flavors and audacious character in every glass

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    $27.50 Retail price

    $19.25 Member price

    • 97 points medal
    • Silver medal award

    Olive medal award Winner of 1 more

    Rakes Point Merroir

    2024 Rosé of Grenache from Paso Robles, United States

    Rakes Point Merroir epitomizes the terroir of the coast

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    $25.40 Retail price

    $17.78 Member price

    • Bronze medal award

    Incarnadine

    2023 Lightly Sweet Cabernet Sauvignon from California, United States

    Indulge in the rich and ripe flavors of our 2023 California Cabernet Sauvignon

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    $25.40 Retail price

    $17.78 Member price

  • Milieux

    2024 Sauvignon Blanc from Lodi, United States

    Brighten the moment with a crisp pour and easy laughter under open skies

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    $36.00 Retail price

    $25.20 Member price

  • Linguist Estates

    2020 Chardonnay from Central Coast, United States

    Fresh citrus and nutmeg aromas lead to a bright acidity in perfect balance

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    $33.70 Retail price

    $23.59 Member price

  • Luxana

    2024 Rosé of Zinfandel from Lodi, United States

    Indulge in ripe berry bliss with a refreshing brightness—blush luxury in a glass

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    $32.00 Retail price

    $22.40 Member price

  • Harmonic Bridge

    2020 Chardonnay from Central Coast, United States

    Nutmeg and fresh-baked bread meet bright, creamy lemon notes

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    $27.00 Retail price

    $18.90 Member price

  • Gold Ghost

    2024 Rosé of Zinfandel from Mokelumne River, United States

    Indulge in the ephemeral pleasure of this summer sipper

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    $30.00 Retail price

    $21.00 Member price

    • Special Award medal
    • 92 points medal
    • Gold medal award

    Olive medal award Winner of 8 more

    Fine Wine Collection

    Sonance

    2023 Red Blend from Napa Valley, United States

    A cadence of bold flavors and refined harmony sets the tone for celebrations

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    $72.00 Retail price

    $50.40 Member price

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    Olive medal award Winner of 1 more

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    Treillage

    2023 Pinot Noir from Los Carneros, United States

    Let the night unfold with Carneros grace—where craftsmanship climbs every vine.

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    $55.20 Retail price

    $38.64 Member price

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    Cassiday Blare

    2024 White Blend from Lodi, United States

    Bright citrus, bold character—this white was born to break the rules

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    $29.50 Retail price

    $20.65 Member price

    • Silver medal award
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    Aromatherapy

    2023 Lightly Sweet Chenin Blanc from California, United States

    Lush pear, nectarine, honeysuckle—silky, fresh, spa-like serenity

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    $21.00 Retail price

    $14.70 Member price

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    • 94 points medal
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    Olive medal award Winner of 1 more

    Hawthorne Grove

    2023 Chenin Blanc from Clarksburg, United States

    Savor the ripe and vibrant flavors of our California Chenin Blanc

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    $29.50 Retail price

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    Coiled Horn

    2023 Pinot Noir from Los Carneros, United States

    Crafted where the ram roams and the vine coils—elegance rooted in Carneros

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    $54.00 Retail price

    $37.80 Member price

Keep Reading About United States

The United States is a huge country with incredible diversity. California is arguably the center of American wine and has the largest wine regions with the most accolades. Still, amazing wines can be found in expected places like Oregon, Washington, and New York and unexpected places like Texas, Virginia, Michigan, and Colorado. Virtually every state has a “wine region” where growers congregate and produce wine with indigenous or hybrid grapes.

What are the best wine regions in America?

The best wines in the country use Vitis Vinifera grape varieties on native grapevines. Cabernet SauvignonChardonnayPinot Noir, and Merlot are the most common, but the wine industry in America is comprehensive and using almost every variety imaginable for winemaking. Wine regions are divided into AVA’s (American Viticultural Areas), with the most famous being Sonoma and Napa Valley in California, the Willamette Valley in Oregon, the Columbia Valley in Washington, and the Finger Lakes region in New York. Many winemakers are influenced by international “Old World” styles from FranceSpain, and Italy. Still, American wine production has also had a profound influence on the rest of the world.

What are the tasting notes of United States wine?

With so many wine grapes and wine styles (red winewhite wine, sweet winesparkling wine, and more), there is no set flavor profile for American wine. Even more specifically, the style is often determined by the vintners based on philosophy. An American Riesling can taste very different based on who is making it and where the grapes come from. In the New World, names can tell you a lot about the intention of the winemaker. Syrah and Shiraz are the same grape, but Syrahs will follow a French template, whereas Shiraz is distinctly New World. No matter what state you are in, there are likely wine producers. From Ohio to Idaho and beyond, you can find tasting rooms with wines worth exploring.

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