Dedalus Wine

This is our wine club for the budding wine geek, for the folks who know there’s a big world of wine out there, but just want a bit of help checking it all out. Every month our panel brings you two great tasting wines from cool up-and-coming regions, wines made from interesting grapes and by interesting people. Along with the wines, you’ll get a fact sheet explaining the wine, why we chose it, and even giving you some simple food-pairing ideas. Join Club 25 today – you’ll always have a delicious story and a tasty bottle of wine to share with your friends!

As a club member you’ll get the following benefits:

  • No sign-up fee;
  • Two great new wines every month (2 bottles of wine for $25);
  • Our custom fact sheet describing the wines;
  • A follow-up e-mail that includes recipes and additional information about the month’s wines;
  • A 10% discount on most purchases at the Dedalus Wine Shop (excludes wine dinners and other events co-sponsored by our partner organizations);
  • A 10% discount on any Dedalus Wine Class.

Picking up your Club 25 wines couldn’t be easier. They’re ready by the 1st of every month. We’ll send you a reminder e-mail as soon as they arrive at the shop. Just pop on down and pick them up!

Call or stop by the shop to sign up for Club 25.

Most Recent Club Selections

La Chiantigiane Saggio Chianti $13.75 2009
La Chiantigiane Saggio Chianti

Tuscany is a picturesque landscape of rolling hills and few, but fertile plains. It has been home to some of the most influential artists and scientists. (Do the names Dante, Da Vinci and Michelangelo sound familiar?) Tuscany is not only home to beautiful countryside and historic art, but also delicious cuisine and some of the [...read more]

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Jan 31, 2012

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Mirabueno Tempranillo $11.75 2009
Mirabueno Tempranillo

Spain is the third largest producer of wine in the world! With over 2.9 million acres planted, it is the most widely planted nation but comes in behind France and Italy in terms of production. The grape most people associate with Spain is Tempranillo. The skins of Tempranillo grapes are thick and dark and the [...read more]

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Jan 31, 2012

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La Puerta Alta Malbec $12.25 2009
La Puerta Alta – Captivating Malbec

Get ready to be seduced by this wine. I know Malbec isn’t necessarily the sexiest of grapes. Stacked up against delicate Pinot Noir or perfumed Grenache, it seems a little pedestrian, but I assure you, this wine will captivate you. La Puerta Alta Malbec is hand harvested to preserve the integrity of the grapes. Then [...read more]

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Jan 03, 2012

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Petit Chapeau Bordeaux $13.75 2009
Petit Chapeau Bordeaux – Seriously good value!

Don’t be fooled by the quirky label, this is a seriously delicious Bordeaux. A blend of 60% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 20% Cabernet Franc, this wine gives you dark black fruit and dry earth on the nose. The palate has nicely balanced acidity and tannin and a medium-long finish. Flavors are of black cherry, [...read more]

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Jan 03, 2012

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La Mondianese $12.25 2010
La Mondianese “Baby Barb” Barbera d’Asti

The 6-acre Mondianese farm is located in the hilly area of Montemagno, which means “big hill”, and Castagnole Monferrato in the province of Asti, located in Piedmont in northwestern Italy.  Many of our customers have had the great opportunity to travel to Piedmont and are already big fans of the wines from this region. Asti [...read more]

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Dec 02, 2011

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