Wine Spectator's James Laube Calls This Wine "Rarest of Rarities".
We Just Call It Yummy!

2008 Redtree Pinot Noir California

Only $8.99

6 or More Bottles - $7.99 each
Full Case - Just $7.65 each

Wine Spectator 88 Points

"Offers baked cherry pie, with rhubarb and blueberry, showing a wonderful fruit profile that's spicy, elegant and easy to drink. Great balance. Drink now. 35,000 cases made"


When Wine Spectator's James Laube raved about this wine on his blog a few weeks back, we took notice. It is not often, actually maybe this is the first time, that he has ever gushed on about such an inexpensive wine.

Here is what he wrote on April 22nd on his blog at winespectator.com.

"You rarely find the words "excellent" and "inexpensive" in the same sentence as Pinot Noir. But yesterday I found that rarest of rarities-an $8 Pinot Noir that is an amazing buy, with a very good rating. It's the 2008 RedTree California Pinot and in my blind tasting I was wowed by this wine's elegance, balance and complex mix of baked cherry pie, rhubarb and blueberry flavors. The winery is owned by Roy and Rachael Cecchetti and is dedicated to value wine. In this case it matters less what's in the wine than what it tastes like, and this one is yummy Pinot Noir and easy to drink."


Don't delay. As you can imagine, this wine has sold out quickly nationwide since James Laube raved about it and we have a limited number of cases arriving on Thursday, June 4th and more the next week. It will be gone before you know it!