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Austin Hope
Cabernet Sauvignon
Paso Robles
American Winery Award 2022
Reg Price: $84.99
Club Pricing
$59.96
This year, make it a win! Gift a bottle from this year’s winner of the American Winery Award- Hope Family. Chuck Wagner of Caymus and the Hope Family have been friends for decades sharing knowledge and support. At 22 years old, Austin Hope created the eponymous label, Austin Hope Cabernet Sauvignon which in 2018 received 95 points on its release. In 2019 & 2020, Austin Hope Cabernet was listed in the top 10 of Enthusiast Top 100. Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles is blessed with an almost perfect long growing season that allows Cabernet’s thick skin to ripen along with its juice. This produces rich black fruit and lush tannins with mid-palate depth.
Available at all locations
Alexander Valley Cyrus
Cabernet Sauvignon
Alexander Valley, Sonoma
Rating 97pts
Reg Price: $74.99
Club Pricing
$59.95
What’s drinking superb? Alexander Valley Vineyard’s Cyrus 2014 is one of this year’s best sips. The 2014 vintage was one of the most balanced season absent of deluge of rain or heat spikes. Concentration and purity of the fruit are noted from this vintage. Alexander Valley Vineyard’s Cyrus 2014 deserves the holiday cheers and celebration!
Available at Rosemount & Vadnais Heights locations
Bevan Cellars Tench Vineyard
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
Rating 99pts
Reg Price: $254.99
Club Pricing
$199.96
Bevan Cellars exist in a cul-de-sac of wineries that have collected nearly 100 rated wines earning them a cult status. The Tench Cabernet and Tench EE Red wines have tremendous power, concentration, focus, complexity, and length. The Tench Vineyard is part of the Eastern Oakville bench renowned for its iron-rich red soils and perfect match-up of scion/rootstock. 2018 is a banner vintage for Napa grapes for its ideal growing season. Drink now, and you’ll feel the great wonder. Cellar for another five years (2027) and it’s a splendor in the glass.
Available at Chanhassen, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Roseville, St. Louis Park & Woodbury locations
Bevan Cellars Tench Vineyard
Cabernet Sauvignon & Cabernet Franc Blend
Napa Valley
Rating 98pts
Reg Price: $254.99
Club Pricing
$179.96
Bevan Cellars exist in a cul-de-sac of wineries that have collected nearly 100 rated wines earning them a cult status. The Tench Cabernet and Tench EE Red wines have tremendous power, concentration, focus, complexity, and length. The Tench Vineyard is part of the Eastern Oakville bench renowned for its iron-rich red soils and perfect match-up of scion/rootstock. 2018 is a banner vintage for Napa grapes for its ideal growing season. Drink now, and you’ll feel the great wonder. Cellar for another five years (2027) and it’s a splendor in the glass.
Available at Chanhassen, Minntonka, Plymouth, Roseville & St. Louis Park locations
Bodegas Alion
Ribero del Duero
Spain • Tempranillo
Rating 96pts
Reg Price: $149.99
Club Pricing
$129.96
Unlike its regional brother Rioja, Ribero del Duero’s Tempranillo shares similar qualities to the Cabernet Sauvignon grape with its smaller berries, thicker skin, low acidity, higher alcohol, and black fruit expression. Furthermore, the Alvarez family, the owner of Vega-Sicilia, launched Bodegas Alion to represent a modern take on tempranillo vinification by opting for French like the majority of Napa Cabernet producers. The enduring popularity of Bodegas Alion is mostly from stalwart Napa Cabernet fans. Alion’s iconic vintages are from 2003, 2004, and 2018. Take your opportunity to purchase at a value and limited quantities of the 2018 iconic vintage from one of the most sought wineries, Vega-Sicilia.
Available at Andover, Blaine, Minnetonka, Roseville, St. Louis Park, & Woodbury locations
Caymus
Special Select
Napa Vallley
Rating 94pts
Reg Price: $224.99
Club Pricing
$179.96
Caymus Special Select always rings the oohs and ahhs for attention from the dinner table. Everybody gets gleeful for their glassful. It’s the one wine that wins the popularity award. It helps greatly that the wine drinks generously at its release, just an hour or two of decanting and it’s the best wine! Joe Wagner selects only the best barrels for the Caymus Special Select. Take this holiday to open Caymus Special Select for family, friends, and loved ones to remember and enjoy. This gift will best any present under the tree.
Available at Minnetonka, Roseville, St. Louis Park & Woodbury locations
Chateau Haut-Bages Liberal
Classification: Fifth Growth
Appellation: Pauillac
Bordeaux
Rating 97pts
Reg Price: $59.99
Club Pricing
$39.96
Pauillac benefitted the most out of the 2019 vintage. Meaning even the mediocre producers’ wines taste better than usual and great producers like Chateau Haut-Bages Liberal taste superbly. Situated on the Left Bank in Pauillac, the Cabernet Sauvignon grapes achieved phenolic ripeness yet maintained healthy acidity levels. Give a full day’s decanting or drink over several days, and you’ll find the (red) fruit ripe yet fresh, with fine tannins, sweet tobacco, savory herbs, and length to the finish. There isn’t another wine on the shelf that can match the quality, complexity, and pedigree at $39.96. Mark the price you paid for this bottle because as critics continue to re-review the 2019 vintage, especially the Pauillac and St Estephe appellations, regard and value will only increase. Your 2019 Chateau Haut-Bages Liberal will be a dark horse in your collection.
Available at Chanhassen, Minnetona, Plymouth, & St. Louis Park locations
Chateau Lagrange 2018
Classification: Third Growth
Appellation: St Julien
St-Juliean, France
Rating 96pts
Reg Price: $89.99
Club Pricing
$59.96
St Julien is the smallest appellation yet boasts the highest ratio of classified growth to terrior. Chateau Lagrange is the best value for what still is an underrated wine. When Suntory purchased the estate in 1983, they poured millions into improving the vineyard and then building out a state of the art winery. The investment has paid off because the 2018 vintage and onwards has scored exceptionally high. Chateau Lagrange is populating in critics picks to taste and recommend for collectors. The 2019 vintage is a record breaker for increasing Cabernet Sauvignon to %78 of the blend followed by Merlot and signficant decrease in Petit Verdot. Why? Like Pauillac wines, the Cabernet Sauvignon achieved phenolic ripeness that for some were perfect.
Available at Blaine, Chanhassen, Plymouth, Roseville, St. Louis Park, Vadnais Heights & Woodbury locations
2019 Virginie de Valandraud
Classification:
Grand Premier Classe B
Appellation: St Emilion
Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, France
95pt Rating
Reg Price: $59.99
Club Pricing
$39.96
Virginie de Valandraud is the second label to the Chateau Valandraud, Grand Premier Classe B, which the latter achieved a 100-point score for the same vintage. Virginie’s 2019 vintage is a bold and robust profile for a Right Bank. Distinctive earthy notes layered into the richly ripe fruit, such as sweet smokiness and expresso. The tannins are so well integrated that they enter the plushy texture. Also, herbaceous and floral notes can be found. Virginie de Valandraud has the most distinguished and bountiful flavors. Decanting the wine for half the day will be necessary if you plan to drink now. The blend consists % of 70 Merlot & %30 Cabernet Franc.
Available at Andover, Blaine, Chanhassen, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Rosemount, Roseville, St. Louis Park, & Woodbury locations
Chappellet Pritchard
Hill Estate Vineyard
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Vallley
Rating 100pts
Reg Price: $299.99
Club Pricing
$229.96
Chappellet is special because their wines have been an important benchmark for greatness in Napa Cabernets and the ratings from critics concur. For experienced Sommeliers, Chappellet is beloved for its unwavering direction to its true north despite winds of trends and fads. To this day, they remain family-owned (a rarity in the era of binge buys of iconic family wineries). We are pleased to offer their iconic Pritchard Hill Estate Cabernet Sauvignon and the classic Signature Cabernet Sauvignon. Pritchard Hill Estate is %95 Cabernet and %5 Petit Verdot, whereas Signature mirrors a Bordeaux blend of %77 Cabernet Sauvignon, %12 Petit Verdot, %8 Malbec, & %3 Merlot. The 2016 vintage followed the preceding years of declining yield due to persistent drought. At it’s release, the vintage was lauded as very good but now, it’s proving to be Napa most exceptional vintage. Concentration of the fruit and silky tannins are wonderous. The 2018 vintage was ideal for its fairly cool and long growing season but for wine style like Chappellet, they require longer aging than their fellow brands, foe or friend. If you prefer your Cabs with “firm tannins”, let’s cheer this year to you with this wine! If you prefer plush, silky, or velvety tannins, play the long game and send an invite drink to drink in 3-5years.
Available at Blaine, Chanhassen, Minnonka, St. Louis Park & Woodbury locations
Chappellet Signature
Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
Napa Valley
Rating 98pts
Reg Price: $79.99
Club Pricing
$64.96
Chappellet is special because their wines have been an important benchmark for greatness in Napa Cabernets and the ratings from critics concur. For experienced Sommeliers, Chappellet is beloved for its unwavering direction to its true north despite winds of trends and fads. To this day, they remain family-owned (a rarity in the era of binge buys of iconic family wineries). We are pleased to offer their iconic Pritchard Hill Estate Cabernet Sauvignon and the classic Signature Cabernet Sauvignon. Pritchard Hill Estate is %95 Cabernet and %5 Petit Verdot, whereas Signature mirrors a Bordeaux blend of %77 Cabernet Sauvignon, %12 Petit Verdot, %8 Malbec, & %3 Merlot. The 2016 vintage followed the preceding years of declining yield due to persistent drought. At it’s release, the vintage was lauded as a very good but years later to now, it’s proving to be Napa most exceptional vintage. Concentration of the fruit and silky tannins are wonderous. The 2018 vintage was ideal for its fairly cool and long growing season but for wine style like Chappellet, they require longer aging than their fellow brands, foe or friend. If you prefer your Cabs expressing “firm tannins”, well it’s your year! However, if you prefer plush, silky, or velvety tannins, I’d suggest another 3-5 years.
Available at Chanhassen & Minntonka locations
Chateau Coutet
Classification: Grand Cru
Appellation: St Emilion
Bordeaux
Rating 93pts
Reg Price: $49.99
Club Pricing
$29.96
Chateau Coutet has eschewed the classic vinification to renewable methods. The vineyard has never been exposed to herbicides/pesticides, which made going organic easy. As part of the renewable method, the wines are vinified in traditional cement tanks, followed % by 85 of the wine aged in %20 new French oak and the rest in cement vats. This process has resulted in a fresher style with purity in fruit, softness of tannins, bright acidity, and a clean finish. The front label visibly contains the statement, “Made with Organic Grapes.” those who love their Alexander Valley Cabernets may believe that opposites attract when it comes to Coutet’s Merlot-based St. Emilion.
Available at all locations
Chateau La Croix de Gay
Appellation: Pomerol
Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, France
92pt Rating
Reg Price: $49.99
Club Pricing
$39.96
Chateau La Croix de Gay Pomerol 2019 didn’t fare as well with the critics compared to their prior vintages. The 2019 vintage had a tough follow up to the exceptional 2018 vintage specific to Pomerol. Despite critics’ lack of high praise, consumers love the 2019 vintage. Perhaps, there’s the charm in its rustic style, which was absent in the 2018 vintage. It’s drinking with robust notes of spice, coffee, & leather with some plum/blackberry notes and, finally, smooth tannins. Unlike the Virginie de Valandraud, it only requires a couple of hours in the decantor to enjoy. The blend consists of %97 Merlot & %3 Cabernet Franc.
Available at Blaine, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Roseville, St. Louis Park, & Woodbury locations
Domaine Matrot Monthelie
Regional Appellation: Cote de Beaune Village
Appellation: Monthelie
Pinot Noir • Burgundy
Rating 92pts
Reg Price: $49.99
Club Pricing
$44.96
Monthelie is the smallest Village in Beaune and located next to Volnay. It also shares similar style to Volnay with its softer acidty and tannins, delicate floral notes, and black cherry fruit. It rarely develops the complexity, ageability, and structure of Volnay but it’s at least half the price. If you’ve never forayed into the Burgundy world but you love your light bodied and earthy Willamette Valley wines, Monthelie produced Pinot Noir would be a close match. The body would be light-med in comparison to current Willamette styles. It’s also more demurre with spice and earthy notes. Monthelie is one of the few village-level Burgundies that still a bargain. It’s drinking lovely now.
Available at Chanhassen, St. Louis Park, and Woodbury locations
Duckhorn
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
Rating 93pts
Reg Price: $79.99
Club Pricing
$74.96
Duckhorn’s Merlot may have been the lightning rod for their meteoric rise in popularity, but their Cabernet Sauvignon deserves our attention and open arms. It’s a blend of %79 Cabernet Sauvignon, %18 Merlot, & %3 Cabernet Franc. The latter is the game changer to this blend because, to be frank, it is to be Franc. The %3 Cabernet Franc offers acidity, which lifts the body to create a balanced mouthfeel. Then there’s the sweet & savory spice that broadens the flavor beyond just the fruit. Finally, the firm tannin reinforces texture/structure. In conclusion, if you like your Cabs to go forth boldly, then Duckhorn Napa is your friend in arms.
Available at all locations
Figgins Family Estate
Cabernet Sauvignon Blend
Walla Walla Valley
Rating 93pts
Reg Price: $119.99
Club Pricing
$79.95
Figgins’s success is an extension of Leonetti’s legacy and status. Leonetti was the Figgins family’s first winery and developed a following after critics lauded the Figgins family for producing the finest wines in Walla Walla. In 2001, Chris Figgins became Leonetti’s winemaker, and from there, more success followed. In 2008, Chris Figgins released his new wine, “Figgins Estate Red,” under his new winery, “Figgins Family.” He received 94 points and continued to receive high scores. What makes Figgins Estate Red unique is that production taps out 2,000 cases. Cabernet Sauvignon dominates as the blend, and Petit Verdot and Merlot round it off. Cabernet Sauvignon from Washington tends to develop savory herbs & sweet spices with pronounced tannins and lively acidity akin to Bordeaux. This wine is made to match food!
Available at Chanhassen & Roseville locations
Hall Kathryn Hall
Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
Napa Valley
Rating 96pts
Reg Price: $229.99
Club Pricing
$149.96
Kathryn Hall Napa Cabernet boxes at the heavy-weight level. It’s a one-two punch to the nose and the mouth. On the nose, the aromatics are powerfully effusive. On the palate, a tsunami of flavors floods in. With aging or decanting, the wine will settle and better integrate like the 2016 vintage, which is drinking magnificently. The tannins have integrated nearing to a silky texture, and the cassis and blackberries are nicely spiced with hints of vanilla and leather. The 2017 vintage is bolder with pronounced tannins, leather/cigar, spice, and cocoa.
Available at Andover, Roseville, Woodbury & Minnetonka locations
Oddero
Barolo DOCG
Piedmont • Italy
Rating 93pts
Reg Price: $72.99
Club Pricing
$59.96
We think of Barolos like Cabernet, bold – big tannins and full body but that’s not the complete picture. La Morra Barolos are elegant, lithe, and drinkable upon release. In difficult vintages as was the case for the 2017 the better producers like Oddero, their Barolo expressed ripened tannins, softer acidity, lighter body, and freshly riped red cherries. To complete typicity, a hint of rose petals and herbs rounded off the nose. I introduced the Barolo challenge and swapped out Pinot Noir for 2017 La Morras. Suprise this year’s holiday dinner with a 2017 Oddero Barolo, it could be the greater wine between Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir camps.
Available at Andover, Blaine, Chanhassen, Minnetonka, Rosemount, St. Louis Park, Vadnais Heights & Woodbury locations
Opus One 2019
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
Ratings 94pts
Reg Price: $399.99
Club Pricing
$349.96
‘Enhance tradition, maintain innovation’- Michael Silacci, Opus One Winemaker. Michael Silacci had developed a reputation as a perspicacious winemaker. In 2001, he left Stag’s Leap and joined Opus One as the Director of Viticulture and Enology. Silacci introduced innovations that increased concentration of fruit and extended length to the finish. The improvements were costly at first but paying off monumentally now. Opus One leans closer in style to First Growth Bordeaux. Vintages like the 2010 on its release was tight and contracted but collectors who’ve decanted their bottles now are delightfully pleased at the complexity of flavors, sinewy tannins, finess, and balance. The 2019 is similar to the 2010 except a greater concentration of fruit.
Available at Blaine, Chanhassen, Minnetonka & Woodbury locations
Quilceda Creek
Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
Columbia Valley
Rating 100pts
Reg Price: $299.99
Club Pricing
$149.96
In 1979 Alex Golitzin launched Quilceda Creek in Columbia Valley, Washington, under the mentorship of Andre Tchelistcheff, known as the “Dean of American Winemakers.” Alex’s first vintage, 1983, received the Grand Prize at the Wine Festival by Northwestern Enology. One of the panelists at the festival happened to be the prominent and profoundly influential New York Times columnist Frank J. Prial. He released a glowing review after the competition and what followed was another influential columnist Richard Kinssies from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, spurning wine lovers to make a pilgrimage to the winery for purchase (not available outside of the winery at that time). In 1995, Alex’s son Paul Golitzin took over as the winemaker and took their success in clinching the perfect 100-point 2002; Quilcea Creek was the first Washington winery to receive the perfect 100-point score from Wine Advocate. Quilceda Creek boasts nineteen 100-point awarded wines spanning six different wine publications. Their wines are renowned for the purity of fruit, elegance in body, integration of tannins to silkiness, complexity in expression of graphite, earthy and savory notes, and finally, the overall balance on the mouthfeel. Their consistent excellency in every vintage has endured them with critics and consumers. We are pleased to offer verticals of 2013 100-point, 2014 100-point, 2016 99-point, and 2017 99-point.
Available at St. Louis Park & Woodbury locations
Robert craig
Affinity
Napa Cabernet Sauvignon
Rating 92pts
Reg Price: $89.99
Club Pricing
$49.96
Robert Craig winery is perched on Howell Mountain at 2,100′ elevation. Their commitment to abstaining from standard practices in fining, filtration, or oxidation of their wines is a testament to the superb quality of the grapes and conditioning of the vines in their estate. Affinity is an estate-produced wine dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, followed by Petit Verdot, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Malbec. The wines demonstrate freshness in fruit, finesse in the body from the low pH & silky tannins, and balance on the finish. It’s a great gateway to their Mountain series: Howell, Diamond, and Spring. The Howell Mountain is their flagship for this series, as it integrates defining notes of graphite, minerality, and sweet spice to its rich black and blue fruits. We are both wines in 2016 and 2017 vintages at limited locations.
Available at all locations
Robert Craig
Spring Mountain District
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
Rating 93pts
Reg Price: $129.99
Club Pricing
$79.96
Robert Craig winery is perched on Howell Mountain at 2,100′ elevation. Their commitment to abstaining from standard practices in fining, filtration, or oxidation of their wines is a testament to the superb quality of the grapes and conditioning of the vines in their estate. Affinity is an estate-produced wine dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, followed by Petit Verdot, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Malbec. The wines demonstrate freshness in fruit, finesse in the body from the low pH & silky tannins, and balance on the finish. It’s a great gateway to their Mountain series: Howell, Diamond, and Spring. The Howell Mountain is their flagship for this series, as it integrates defining notes of graphite, minerality, and sweet spice to its rich black and blue fruits. We are both wines in 2016 and 2017 vintages at limited locations.
Available at Andover, Blaine, Minnetonka Plymouth, Roseville, St. Louis Park, Vadnais, Heights & Woodbury locations
Teeter-Totter
Cabernet Sauvignon
Napa Valley
Rating 94pts
Reg Price: $74.99
Club Pricing
$49.96
Benoit Touquette, a French native, is an experienced winemaker of high-scoring wines. He has worked alongside Andy Erickson on notable projects such as Arietta, Hartwell, and Screaming Eagle. Teeter-Totter is a Napa Cabernet project that focuses on delivering an opulent and rich wine at a value that is a challenging feat considering the backdrop of the ever-increasing cost of producing and purchasing for consumers of Napa Cabs.
Available at Andover, Blaine, Chanhassen, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Ramsey, Rosemount, Roseville, St. Louis Park, Vadnais Heights & Woodbury locations
Venge Silencieux
Cabernet Sauvignon
California
Rating 94pts
Reg Price: $65.99
Club Pricing
$54.96
The Venge family immigrated from Denmark to America to import fine European wines. Nils Venge branched from the family business to study enology at UC Davis and purchased the property in Oakville to make great Cabs. As he was developing Venge Winery, Nils became the GM and winemaker for Groth in the 80s. His 1985 vintage received 100-point from Robert Parker, the first time for an American Winemaker. In 1993, he left Groth and focused on his eponymous named Venge Winery. In 2008, his son, Kirk Venge, took over ownership and winemaking of Venge Winery. Wine critics have praised Venge for overdelivering on their wines for the price. The Silencieux is % a 100 Estate from Oakville that offers creamy black fruit, vanilla & cocoa richness, and plushy tannins even in its youth.
Available at Cottage Grove, Vadnais Heights, Andover, Blaine, Chanhassen, Cottage Grove, Vadnais Heights, St. Louis Park & Woodbury locations
All discounts applied to regular retail price. Valid while supplies last, at participating Top Ten Liquors. No rainchecks. No substitutions. Quantities may vary per store. Participation on the Club Program constitutes the acceptance of the terms and conditions set forth by Top Ten Liquors. All offers are subject to change at any time. Product availability subject to change. All wine bottles are 750 ml unless otherwise noted.