Believe it or not, we strive to pick wines for you that fit the weather and what’s happening outside. This Friday Night Flight is projected to be clear and cold. Perfect! Because that’s what we allotted for!

Bergh Gruner Veltliner 2020

Organically produced in the limestone laden hills of Niederosterreich, Austria, this Gruner Veltliner is coming in hot at 12.5% ABV which is about as high in alcohol as this cool climate will allow within natural wine making parameters. A good rule of thumb for German-Austrian wines in terms of ABV “the higher, the dryer: the lower, the sweeter.” Get ready for a dry- yet tricky- crisp white that’s just a favorite!

$18.99/btl $2.50/taste

Milbrandt Brother’s Blend Red 2019

Jumping from the glass with Columbia Valley, WA fruit, this Cabernet dominate red blend is proud to represent two of the greatest Washington AVAs: Ancient Lakes and Waluke Slope (which we get to taste 100% of in just a bit!!) including also Merlot, Syrah, Malbec and Petite Verdot.

$16.99/btl $2.50/taste

Slingshot Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

Stewart Cellars in Napa Valley winery owner Michael Stewart wanted to pay tribute to his rambunctious days of slingshots and getting grounded by kinda snubbing his nose at the pretention of Napa and offering a great wine (consulted by Paul Hobbs) for not a lot of money. It’s bouncing with cassis and blackberry, but it’s more grown up than even that sounds.

$19.99/btl $2.50/taste

Milbrandt Estate at the Waluke Slope Merlot 2017

This is the big mamma. The wine I’ve loved to pour and taste for oh so long! This is the wine that says “Oh? All the marbles? You mean these marbles? Who cares about your marbles.” *Cue Dorothy Zbornak stare*

$26.99/btl $2.50/taste