Noble Pig's Wine Shopping List
Many of you have requested a printable, comprehensive shopping list for the wines posted in this blog. Be careful what you ask for because here it is. The list will remain over in the left sidebar area and be updated when a new wine has been reviewed. Each wine will remain on the list for up to one year.
You will be able to find the wines under three categories, just like a restaurant wine list. The designations will be White & Red, Wine Varietals and Country of Origin. The wines will be in a list under each designation and it will be up to you to decide how you like to find a wine you like. (i.e. by color, varietal etc.).
Click on the title of this post in the sidebar and a printer icon will appear allowing you to also print the list. To re-familiarize yourself with a wine, just click on the wine's producer name and you can link to the original post.
Take this list to your favorite wine shop or use it to peruse your favorite online wine-dealers for purchase. Prices may of course vary.
Enjoy!
White & Red Wines
Whites, Champagne & Sparkling Wine
2006 A to Z Pinot Gris, Oregon $12
2005 Evergreen Spruce Goose Pinot Gris, Oregon $15
2006 Navarro Pinot Gris, Anderson Valley, Mendocino $18
2006 Evergreen Spruce Goose Chardonnay, Oregon $18
2006 MAN Vintners Chardonnay, South Africa $9
Sokol Blosser Evolution, White Blend, 12th Edition, Oregon $16
2006 Conundrum, California White Table Wine $20
Broadbent Vinho Verde, Portugal $10
2006 Burgans Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain $12
2007 Uvaggio Vermentino, Lodi $11
2006 Argiolas Costamolino Di Sardegna Vermentino, Italy $13
Moet and Chandon White Star Champagne, France $30
Reds
2006 Langlois-Chateau Cabernet de Saumur, La Bretonnière Rosé Sec, France $10
2006 Grand Veneur Côtes Du Rhône Rosé Reserve, France $10
2007 Côtes Du Rhône Rosé Heritages des Caves Des Papes, France $11
2007 Navarro Rosé Mendocino, California $16
2007 A to Z Wineworks Rosé, Oregon $13
2005 Evergreen Jardinière Rosé, Willamette Valley, Oregon, Rosie The Riveter Edition $15
2006 Sokol Blosser Rosé of Pinot Noir, Oregon $12
2005 Vine Hill Gatos Locos Pinot Noir, Santa Cruz Mountains $29
2005 Sokol Blosser Dundee Hills Pinot Noir, Oregon $34
2004 Evergreen Spruce Goose Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon $19
2005 Keller Estate La Cruz Vineyard Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast $40
2005 Scala Dei Priorat Negre, Spain $16
2006 R Winery Bitch Grenache, Barossa Valley, Australia $10
2004 Maquis Lien Colchagua Valley, Chile $18
Sokol Blosser Meditrina, IV, Oregon $18
2002 Forth "All Boys" Cabernet Sauvignon, Dry Creek Valley $24
2005 Cameron Hughes Lot 44 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford $13
2004 V. Sattui Morisoli Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley $50
2006 Falesco Sangiovese, Umbria, Italy $10
2005 Roxyann Syrah, Rogue Valley, Oregon $30
2003 Cooper-Garrod Finley Vineyard Syrah, Santa Cruz Mountains $24
2005 Razor's Edge Shiraz, McLaren Vale, Australia $9
2006 d'Arenburg Laughing Magpie Shiraz-Viognier, McLaren Vale, Australia $19
2000 Armida Reserve Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley $65
Wines by Varietal
Albarino
2006 Burgans Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain $12
Cabernet Sauvignon
2002 Forth "All Boys" Cabernet Sauvignon, Dry Creek Valley $24
2005 Cameron Hughes Lot 44 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford $13
2004 V. Sattui Morisoli Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley $50
Champagne
Moet and Chandon White Star Champagne, France $30
Chardonnay
2006 MAN Vintners Chardonnay, South Africa $9
2006 Evergreen Spruce Goose Chardonnay, Oregon $18
Grenache
2005 Scala Dei Priorat Negre, Spain $16
2006 R Winery Bitch Grenache, Barossa Valley, Australia $10
Pinot Gris-Grigio
2006 A to Z Pinot Gris, Oregon $12
2006 Navarro Pinot Gris, Anderson Valley, Mendocino $18
2005 Evergreen Spruce Goose Pinot Gris, Oregon $15
Pinot Noir
2005 Vine Hill Gatos Locos Pinot Noir, Santa Cruz Mountains $29
2005 Keller Estate La Cruz Vineyard Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast $40
2005 Sokol Blosser Dundee Hills Pinot Noir, Oregon $34
2004 Evergreen Spruce Goose Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon $19
Red Blends
2004 Maquis Lien Colchagua Valley, Chile $18
Sokol Blosser Meditrina, IV, Oregon $18
Rosé
2006 Langlois-Chateau Cabernet de Saumur, La Bretonnière Rosé Sec, France $10
2006 Grand Veneur Côtes Du Rhône Rosé Reserve, France $10
2007 Côtes Du Rhône Rosé Heritages des Caves Des Papes, France $11
2007 Navarro Rosé Mendocino, California $16
2007 A to Z Wineworks Rosé, Oregon $13
2005 Evergreen Jardinière Rosé, Willamette Valley, Oregon, Rosie The Riveter Edition $15
2006 Sokol Blosser Rosé of Pinot Noir, Oregon $12
Sangiovese
2006 Falesco Sangiovese, Umbria, Italy $10
Syrah-Shiraz
2005 Roxyann Syrah, Rogue Valley, Oregon $30
2003 Cooper-Garrod Finley Vineyard Syrah, Santa Cruz Mountains $24
2005 Razor's Edge Shiraz, McLaren Vale, Australia $9
2006 d'Arenburg Laughing Magpie Shiraz-Viognier, McLaren Vale, Australia $19
Vermentino
2007 Uvaggio Vermentino, Lodi $11
2006 Argiolas Costamolino Di Sardegna Vermentino, Italy $13
Vinho Verde
Broadbent Vinho Verde, Portugal $10
White Blends
2006 Conundrum, California White Table Wine $20
Sokol Blosser Evolution, White Blend, 12th Edition, Oregon $16
Zinfandel
2000 Armida Reserve Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley $65
Country of Origin
Australia
2006 R Winery Bitch Grenache, Barossa Valley, Australia $10
2005 Razor's Edge Shiraz, McLaren Vale, Australia $9
2006 d'Arenburg Laughing Magpie Shiraz-Viognier, McLaren Vale, Australia $19
Chile
2004 Maquis Lien Colchagua Valley, Chile $18
France
Moet and Chandon White Star Champagne, France $30
2006 Langlois-Chateau Cabernet de Saumur, La Bretonnière Rosé Sec, France $10
2006 Grand Veneur Côtes Du Rhône Rosé Reserve, France $10
2007 Côtes Du Rhône Rosé Heritages des Caves Des Papes, France $11
Italy
2006 Argiolas Costamolino Di Sardegna Vermentino, Italy $13
2006 Falesco Sangiovese, Umbria, Italy $10
Portugal
Broadbent Vinho Verde, Portugal $10
Spain
2006 Burgans Albarino, Rias Baixas, Spain $12
2005 Scala Dei Priorat Negre, Spain $16
South Africa
2006 MAN Vintners Chardonnay, South Africa $9
United States
California
2006 Navarro Pinot Gris, Anderson Valley, Mendocino $18
2006 Conundrum, California White Table Wine $20
2007 Uvaggio Vermentino, Lodi $11
2007 Navarro Rosé Mendocino, California $16
2005 Vine Hill Gatos Locos Pinot Noir, Santa Cruz Mountains $29
2005 Keller Estate La Cruz Vineyard Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast $40
2002 Forth "All Boys" Cabernet Sauvignon, Dry Creek Valley $24
2005 Cameron Hughes Lot 44 Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford $13
2004 V. Sattui Morisoli Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley $50
2003 Cooper-Garrod Finley Vineyard Syrah, Santa Cruz Mountains $24
2000 Armida Reserve Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley $65
Oregon
2006 A to Z Pinot Gris, Oregon $12
2005 Evergreen Spruce Goose Pinot Gris, Oregon $15
Sokol Blosser Evolution, White Blend, 12th Edition, Oregon $16
2006 Evergreen Spruce Goose Chardonnay, Oregon $18
2007 A to Z Wineworks Rosé, Oregon $13
2005 Evergreen Jardinière Rosé, Willamette Valley, Oregon, Rosie The Riveter Edition $15
2006 Sokol Blosser Rosé of Pinot Noir, Oregon $12
2004 Evergreen Spruce Goose Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon $19
Sokol Blosser Meditrina, IV, Oregon $18
2005 Roxyann Syrah, Rogue Valley, Oregon $30
Great, thanks for this! I'll be looking out for new wines to try from this list.
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It is 6:27 in the morning, and I have printed my wine shopping list! Yippee, and thank you so much!
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What no BoonesFarm? Just kidding!
Thanks for a great list
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Booyah! I'm so printing this out and taking it in to my local wine shop! This is an awesome list Cathy! Thanks for putting it together!
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Oh my, have you been busy! Thank you, so much, for taking the time to do that for us...it's very much appreciated!!!
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Fabulous! Thank you!
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Holy hell woman! You. Are. Da. Shizzle! Shi to the izzle. When I read the first sentence, I gasped in utter delight. You are a blog-vixen my friend. Rawr!
Can I ask one question... I am learning I prefer the sweeter reds... what ones on that thar list tend to lean on the sweet side.
I know you have lots of time to tend to my question
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What a great idea! Now I'm in trouble. I love wine shopping
Hey, I have a little ol' award for you to pick up on my blog
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Thanks for this! It looks like a great resource for wine-impaired foodies like me!
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Awesome! :: prints ::
That gives me a bunch more to add to my list of wines to try
Thanks for sharing!
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Wow! I didn't think you would do it so quickly! Thanks!
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Wow girl! Thanks!
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Fabulous! I've printed mine.
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Thanks to you even I can buy a nice bottle of wine now! I can't wait to impress my father-in-law! Thanks!
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Thank you for sharing your list - This will be a great "homework" assignment as I continue to try, learn more about and review more wines. Printing List!!!
Cheers
Cathy
www.wheresmydamnanswer.com
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Excellent! Thank you for the list. It is now printed and ready to take on a wine buying spree!
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This is MOST excellent! Thanks - my mother just started venturing into the wine world and asked me for some suggestions!!! I will send her your link too!!!
hope you're having a killer day!
jodycakes
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Clicking "print" right now. Totally not lying. Thank you.
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This is a great resource. Thanks!
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Wow, now that took some time to put together! I look forward to trying something new.
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This is so great! I will print it out. My husband will love you!
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Good stuff Cathy. But now I have MORE wines I need to try. Whoa is me....
THANKS!
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8-) This is a gold mine. Thanks for this!
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You ought to go into business as a psychic.
Today I was browsing our local mega-plex booze mall and thought, "What the ?&%! was the name of that last red wine Cathy was blogging about?" and found myself trying to remember what the darn label looked like.
After pouring over 200+ bottles, I finally gave up and decided to consult your blog to make my own list, but voila! The list had already been made. Wonderful! And thank you for this incredible time saver!
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Even though I don't drink wine I think it is a great thing that you share your research and knowledge with others who do.
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Just in time for vacation!
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This is fantastic! I love that you aren't afraid to list $10 bottles, too...
I took a wine tasting class when I lived in Florence years ago, and I remember once tasting from a $100 bottle of wine. I left class, stopped at the enoteca around the corner from my apartment and bought a bottle for the equivalent of $2. (And of course the irony of "two-buck chuck" was not lost on me). It was fantastic. I've never spent more than $15 on a bottle since then. But I'm young and relatively new out of school. Maybe I'll grow out of that.
In the meantime, that Falesco you posted about yesterday is at the top of my list of wines to try. Yay for the $10 GOOD wine!
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How nice you are!
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Great list! I love Conundrum, Bitch, Sattui and Vinho Verde. It'll be a fun summer trying to find the rest of the list.
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Great list! I remember doing picnics at V Sattui when I lived around there. Have you ever tried the Pinotage from J in Healdsburg?
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I'm so excited about this! I've forwarded it onto about 10 people...there will soon be even more Noble Pig fanatics!
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... awesome!!!
In the meantime - may I recommend a trying Mead if you haven't already!
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OK, I'm genuinely wanting to know... if/when you cook with cab, what do you use? Any suggestions on a white wine for cooking?
I do buy decently priced wines to cook with, but I've gone on instinct in terms of winery and flavor since my knowledge of the subject is limited.
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How come you don't have any Canadian wines on the list? The Okanagon area of British Columbia produces many fine wines as does the wine area of Ontario.
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This is so great! Thank you so much!
I am a wine hoarder- I am buying it at a much faster rate than we can possibly drink it, but it's my favorite type of shopping.
Thanks again!
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Just had to report back that my Costco FINALLY has the Cameron Hughes Cab. Bought a few bottles today. I can't wait to try it!
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Cathy: Great shopping list- but you really need MORE Champagne...can never have too much Champagne
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I would like to appreciate your efforts you have made in sharing this list. And diverge this information at this place.
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My wife belongs to a group known (by them) as the PIGs (Pertinent Interest Group). They plan a pig-out in early January. How can I get four bottles of wine from your stock with the Noble Pig logo on them? And at what cost? Do you have outlets in the Atlanta area?
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Hi Mate, Thanks for sharing this mouth watering information among us. I was in search of this kind of information. Thanks allot!!
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That looks really delicious. Sometimes when you get pigs feet, there’s little whiskers on them and it’s kinda weird. I love pigs feet but for some reason, if there’s little hairs on it, it just bugs the hell out of me.
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Don't know anything about the Winescape but have to disagree with the comment that a case of wine is too much. My Wine Tube has had no problems.
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I just want to that what no BoonesFarm? Just kidding!
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Thanks for providing such a useful list which helps other a lot.
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This is a good WBW, Happy Anniversary. I tasted the Conundrum fairly recently and to be honest it didn't seem that much different than the Black Opal Chardonnay you describe. I know it should be, and certainly the oak isn't as obnoxious, but still seems like an outrageously overpriced wine.
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Quite glad you posted this - thank you, Cathy! Love Noble Pig
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