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      1. Lost Isle Cabernet Sauvignon
        Lost Isle Cabernet Sauvignon 2022
        Gold-Medal California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $22.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $275.88
      2. The Inaugural R Collection by Raymond Vineyards Cab Sauv
        Top-Estate California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $24.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $299.88
        $269.88 Advantage Member Price
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        Shroud Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
        95-Point California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $24.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $299.88
        $269.88 Advantage Member Price
      4. The Inaugural Gold Edition R Collection by Raymond Cabernet
        Gold Edition California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $29.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $359.88
        $323.88 Advantage Member Price
      5. The Assist Cabernet Sauvignon
        Triumphant California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $19.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $239.88
        $215.88 Advantage Member Price
      6. On The Line Chenin Blanc
        Cool and Collected Cali Chenin
        CountryUnited States
        Chenin Blanc
        $24.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $299.88
        $269.88 Advantage Member Price
      7. Purple Owl Pinot Noir
        Best-Selling California Pinot Noir
        CountryUnited States
        Pinot Noir
        $19.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $239.88
        $215.88 Advantage Member Price
      8. Lustrum Petite Sirah
        Petite Sirah, BIG flavor
        CountryUnited States
        Petite Sirah
        $18.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $227.88
        $205.08 Advantage Member Price
      9. Republique Cabernet Sauvignon
        Velvety Paso Robles Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $29.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $359.88
        $323.88 Advantage Member Price
      10. Black Saint Peter Old Vine Zinfandel
        Award-Winning Lodi Zinfandel
        CountryUnited States
        Zinfandel
        $19.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $239.88
        $215.88 Advantage Member Price
      11. The Magpie Sauvignon Blanc
        Boutique Napa Valley Sauvignon
        CountryUnited States
        Sauvignon Blanc
        $29.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $359.88
        $323.88 Advantage Member Price
      12. GFF Chardonnay
        Elegant California Chardonnay
        CountryUnited States
        Chardonnay
        $18.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $227.88
        $205.08 Advantage Member Price
      13. Drawbridge Cabernet Sauvignon
        Classic California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $18.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $227.88
        $205.08 Advantage Member Price
      14. Vinas de Vaquero Chardonnay
        93-Point Sonoma Chardonnay
        CountryUnited States
        Chardonnay
        $29.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $359.88
        $323.88 Advantage Member Price
      15. Cooper Point Merlot
        Plush California Merlot
        CountryUnited States
        Merlot
        $18.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $227.88
        $205.08 Advantage Member Price
      16. Pescadero Rock Pinot Noir
        Award-Winning California Pinot Noir
        CountryUnited States
        Pinot Noir
        $23.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $287.88
        $259.08 Advantage Member Price
      17. Shroud Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon Magnum
        Hugely Popular California Cabernet—in Magnum
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $49.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $599.88
        $539.88 Advantage Member Price
      18. The Assist Cabernet Sauvignon
        Triumphant California Cabernet
        CountryUnited States
        Cabernet Sauvignon
        $19.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $239.88
        $215.88 Advantage Member Price
      19. Sunny Farm Chardonnay
        94-Point California Chardonnay
        CountryUnited States
        Chardonnay
        $17.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $215.88
        $194.28 Advantage Member Price
      20. William Knuttel North Coast Sauvignon Blanc
        Fine California Sauvignon Blanc
        CountryUnited States
        Sauvignon Blanc
        $24.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $299.88
        $269.88 Advantage Member Price
      21. Black Saint Peter Zinfandel Reserve
        92-Point, Old-Vine Zinfandel Reserve
        CountryUnited States
        Zinfandel
        $25.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $311.88
        $280.68 Advantage Member Price
      22. Bottle Poetry Pinot Noir
        Silky California Pinot Noir
        CountryUnited States
        Pinot Noir
        $21.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $263.88
        $237.48 Advantage Member Price
      23. Silver Puffs Sauvignon Blanc
        Tropical and Compelling California Sauvignon
        CountryUnited States
        Sauvignon Blanc
        $19.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $239.88
        $215.88 Advantage Member Price
      24. Ticking Clock White Blend
        Delicious Lodi Discovery
        CountryUnited States
        White blend
        $21.99 per bottle
        12 bottles - $263.88
        $237.48 Advantage Member Price
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      Exploring the Diversity of American Wine


      The United States is not only the world’s largest wine-producing country by land area but also ranks among the top four global producers, alongside Italy, France and Spain. Together, these nations account for over half of the world’s wine production. The history of American winemaking dates back to the 1560s when French settlers experimented with native grape varieties. However, it was not until the 17th century that cultivated vineyards and established winemaking took root. Today, American wine is recognized worldwide for its premium quality, diverse styles and pioneering techniques.

      Given its expansive geography, the U.S. offers a variety of climates and terrains conducive to viticulture. This allows for the cultivation of numerous grape varieties, producing red, white, rosé and sparkling wines across a broad spectrum of styles.

      What are the Main American Wine Regions?


      While wine is produced in all 50 states, certain regions are particularly renowned for their contributions to the industry. California, Oregon and Washington are the most prominent, though states like New York, Virginia and Michigan are gaining recognition for their distinctive wines.

      California: As the largest and most influential wine-producing state, California benefits from diverse terrains and microclimates that support the production of an array of red and white wines. Notable regions include Napa Valley, Sonoma County, Paso Robles and Santa Barbara, each known for world-class varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

      Washington: The second-largest wine-producing state, Washington draws inspiration from French winemaking traditions. The region’s extreme temperature variations create optimal conditions for high-quality reds and whites, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc. Riesling is particularly esteemed for its crisp acidity and vibrant stone fruit notes. Key wine regions include the Columbia Valley and Walla Walla.

      Oregon: With an emphasis on small-scale, high-quality production, Oregon cultivates over 70 grape varieties. Its Mediterranean climate and cooler, wetter wine regions create ideal conditions for Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Chardonnay, with Pinot Noir standing out as the region’s signature grape variety.

      What are the Best-Known American Red Wines?


      The U.S. produces an array of exceptional red wines, with the most widely recognized varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, Merlot and Pinot Noir.

      Cabernet Sauvignon: The most widely planted and consumed red wine in the country, Cabernet Sauvignon is known for its bold black fruit flavors, full body and high alcohol content, making it a favorite year-round.

      Zinfandel: A distinctive American specialty, Zinfandel is valued for its concentrated ripe fruit flavors and often higher alcohol levels, producing bold, expressive wines.

      Merlot: Found across the country, Merlot is favored for its approachable, fruit-forward profile and smooth tannins.

      Pinot Noir: Known for its delicate nature and complexity, Pinot Noir flourishes in cooler climates, producing refined and expressive wines.

      The expression of these reds varies by region. California’s abundant sunshine allows for deeply colored, fruit-forward Pinot Noirs, while Oregon’s cooler conditions yield lighter, more structured variations.

      What are the Best-Known American White Wines?


      American white wines demonstrate a broad spectrum of styles, highlighting the nation’s versatility in viticulture. Notable varieties include:

      Chardonnay: The most widely cultivated white grape, Chardonnay thrives in regions such as California, Oregon and Washington. It presents a diverse range of styles, from rich and oaky to crisp and unoaked. California Chardonnays are known for their full-bodied, fruit-forward character with notes of tropical fruit, apple and vanilla, while cooler climates like Oregon produce Chardonnays with higher acidity and flavors of citrus, green apple and minerality.

      Sauvignon Blanc: Particularly prominent in California, Washington and New York, Sauvignon Blanc is prized for its bright acidity and refreshing citrus, tropical fruit and herbal notes. Styles vary from bone-dry to slightly off-dry, catering to diverse preferences.

      Riesling: Predominantly cultivated in cooler regions such as New York’s Finger Lakes, as well as parts of Oregon and Washington, American Riesling ranges from dry to slightly sweet, with pronounced green apple, peach and floral notes. Balanced acidity enhances its versatility with food pairings.

      Pinot Gris/Pniot Grigio: Significant plantings exist in Oregon and California, where these wines are typically dry and crisp, featuring flavors of pear, melon and citrus. Oregon Pinot Gris is often more complex, while California versions tend to be lighter and fruit-driven.

      Viognier: Mainly grown in California and Virginia, Viognier is known for its aromatic profile, featuring floral and stone fruit characteristics such as apricot and peach. Its rich, full-bodied texture makes it a compelling alternative to Chardonnay.

      Gewürztraminer: Primarily cultivated in California and Washington, Gewürztraminer is distinguished by its intensely aromatic profile, with notes of lychee, spice and floral nuances. Ranging from off-dry to slightly sweet, it offers a unique and exotic drinking experience.

      What are the Best-Known American Rosé Wines?


      Rosé wines have maintained consistent popularity among American wine enthusiasts. Occasionally labeled as “blush” wines, their signature pale-pink hues vary in intensity. Known for their versatility and easy-drinking appeal, rosés have become a staple at brunch and social gatherings. Produced from a range of grape varieties, notable rosé wines include:

      Grenache Rosé: Featuring vibrant strawberry and floral notes with a dry finish, Grenache-based rosé is a refreshing and structured choice.

      White Zinfandel: A widely recognized and slightly sweeter rosé style, White Zinfandel offers fruit-forward flavors similar to Grenache but with a softer profile.

      Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé: More robust than other rosé styles, Cabernet Sauvignon rosé exhibits a heartier structure with subtle spice undertones.