(Mosel, Germany) $13
Bracingly fresh and bone dry with crunchy minerality. If you like Sancerre and other tangy Sauvignon Blancs, you’ll love the crispness and cleanness of this Riesling.
90 points KM
Available at Wine.com
(Rueda, Spain) $18
Pure and fresh tasting with tons of cooling fruit flavors—melons, starfruit, pear, lemon. Minerally with a delicious touch of saline.
91 points KM
Available at Wine.com
(Etna, Sicily, Italy) $24
Etna Rosso wines are from the slopes of the active volcano Mt. Etna in Sicily and are made from the super tannic variety Nerello Mascalese. There’s a core of beautiful red fruit here, within a clenched fist of tannin. Red meat territory.
92 points KM
Available at Gary's
(California) $25
Snappy, bracing, and juicy with a touch of lime and green tea. We could drink this all day.
90 points KM
Available at Wine.com
(Vin de France) $14
This super fresh and tangy “Vin de France” comes from Sauvignon grapes grown along the Atlantic Coast and in the Loire Valley. It has a sea spray purity that’s sensational.
90 points KM
Available at Central Wine Merchants
(Terre di Chieti, Abruzzo, Italy) $18
Pecorino is not just a cheese; it’s also an ancient indigenous Italian grape that grows especially well in the Abruzzo region. Super refreshing, juicy, yet bone dry, it has a lively lemony tang.
91 points KM
Available at Wine.com
(Lugana, Lombardy, Italy) $23
Made from Turbiana (aka Trebbiano di Lugana) grapes, Buglioni’s “Musa” (Muse) is a fascinating kaleidoscope of green. Like Sauvignon, only more creamy.
91 points KM
Available at Winedeals.com
(Mendoza, Argentina) $17
Damp earth and cherries—a classic combo for Malbec. Simple yet satisfying, with a good soft texture. Ribs? Meatloaf? Stews? Definitely.
89 points KM
Available at Artisanwineshop.com
(Rías Baixas, Spain) $25
We believe in always have a bottle of chilled Albariño in the fridge. Fresh, limey, and a little salty, Albariño tastes like a margarita without the tequila. Very refreshing.
89 points KM
Available at Craft City
