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Winner of 4 more
Fine Wine CollectionMeritorious
2023 Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, United States
Staff pick
Pour boldness by the firelight—dark fruit and kindred spirits await
View wine details$78.50 Retail price
$54.95 Member price
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Winner of 4 more
Fine Wine CollectionPenrose Hill
2023 Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, United States
Staff pick
Where elegance meets origin, every sip echoes its vineyard’s soul
View wine details$78.00 Retail price
$54.60 Member price
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Winner of 7 more
Fine Wine CollectionNoetic
2023 Merlot from Napa Valley, United States
Staff pick
An intricate toast to intellect and passion—Noetic awakens every sense
View wine details$78.00 Retail price
$54.60 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Fine Wine CollectionSeatherny
2023 Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, United States
Staff pick
Celebrate with dark, cascading berries and a warm oak whisper
View wine details$74.40 Retail price
$52.08 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Fine Wine CollectionVoies en Pente
2022 from Côtes du Rhône Villages Séguret, France
Staff pick
Discover this elegant treasure from a small medieval French village
View wine details$56.00 Retail price
$39.20 Member price
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Winner of 4 more
Fine Wine CollectionAu O.K.D
2024 Chardonnay from Oak Knoll District, United States
Staff pick
Succulent orchard fruit and lively citrus weave through a creamy, mineral stream
View wine details$52.00 Retail price
$36.40 Member price
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Vicino Lontano
2024 Pinot Grigio from Sicily / Sicilia, Italy
Staff pick
Where honeyed melon and playful citrus turn every gathering into a celebration
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Fine Wine CollectionEprè Vituro
2024 Semillon from Los Carneros, United States
Staff pick
Crafted for the culinary explorers in mind. Waxy citrus elegance
View wine details$49.00 Retail price
$34.30 Member price
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Primanu
2025 Pinot Grigio from South Eastern Australia, Australia
Staff pick
Crisp pear and melon mingle with sea-kissed freshness in this Australian wine
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Masterworks Series
2025 Sauvignon Blanc from Nelson, New Zealand
Staff pick
Guava, grapefruit & passionfruit with citrus, finished by a lively mineral snap
View wine details$30.00 Retail price
$21.00 Member price
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Keep Reading About 90 Point Wines
How is wine rated?
The standard wine rating system uses a 100-point scale. Wine critic and writer Robert Parker began using this scale in the 1980s to establish an easier way to communicate a wine's value to its audience. Today, critics, competitions and consumers worldwide rely on this wine point system to represent a wine's quality. Wines on the higher end of the scale, meaning 90 points and above, are considered excellent examples of their varietal, style and region. Wines that rank between 89–80 are still well-made, high-quality wines but lack the extra wow factor to boost them into 90 point territory. Wines that fall below 75 points are drinkable but seen as mediocre or unexciting in terms of flavor profile and complexity.
How can I tell if a wine is good?
Not every wine has a rating. With over 30 billion bottles produced yearly, it makes sense that only some wines will make it to a competition table or critic's glass. Beyond price, learning how to read a wine label can be extremely useful when choosing a wine. The same goes for understanding what you like and don't like. Just because a wine has a high rating doesn't mean it falls within your flavor preference. Understanding how to taste and assess wine can help you identify your favorite wine styles, regions and varietals.