“Thursday night picks” are back by popular demand. So here are our suggestions – you know, those wines we want to enjoy with enthusiasm but without breaking the bank. (After all, the weekend hasn’t arrived yet.) It’s in the $20-$25 zone that you’re most likely to find what you’re looking for. All in the Cellier space, incidentally.
Why this price range? By spending a few dollars more, you can find hidden gems from smaller producers. What you get are more interesting products and frankly, that’s a good investment in terms of quality-price ratio. Ourfriendly advisors (my go-to folks when it comes to wine) offer their suggestions as to what to buy to enjoy spring days!
Château La Croix Poulvère Monbazillac Louis Roche 2014
$23.95
Dessert wine750 mlFrance, Sud-OuestSAQ code : 850818- Grape variety(ies):
- Sémillon,
- Muscadelle,
- Sauvignon blanc
Note: For vintage products, the vintage in stock may differ from the one displayed.
Reduced prices do not apply to SAQ Dépôt stores unless expressly stated to the contrary.
Causse Marines Les Greilles 2017
$25.50
White wine750 mlFrance, Sud-OuestSAQ code : 860387- Grape variety(ies):
- Len de l'el,
- Mauzac,
- Ondenc,
- Muscadelle
Note: For vintage products, the vintage in stock may differ from the one displayed.
Reduced prices do not apply to SAQ Dépôt stores unless expressly stated to the contrary.
Couly-Dutheil Les Chanteaux 2016
$24.05
White wine750 mlFrance, Vallée de la LoireSAQ code : 11666123Note: For vintage products, the vintage in stock may differ from the one displayed.
Reduced prices do not apply to SAQ Dépôt stores unless expressly stated to the contrary.
Caparzo Rosso di Montalcino 2017
$18.90
Red wine750 mlItaly, TuscanySAQ code : 713354Note: For vintage products, the vintage in stock may differ from the one displayed.
Reduced prices do not apply to SAQ Dépôt stores unless expressly stated to the contrary.
