🎁 Free welcome kit included 🎁

The Napa Cabernet Case — six Cabernets on a linen table 🍷Napa Cabernet

Bottles shown are a recent lineup — the wines in your case may differ as our picks rotate.

The Trend Series · Napa Cabernet

The Napa Cabernet Case

Six Cabernets, no two the same, running from a hundred-dollar Oakville bottling by Schrader down to a Paso Robles everyday red. Two of them are Oakville fruit at very different prices, side by side on purpose, so you can decide for yourself what the famous address is actually worth. $347.94 of wine and glassware for $289.99.

$289.99$347.94Save $57.95

6 bottles · $48.33 each · that's 16% off buying them one at a time

  • Six different Cabernets — no duplicates, Oakville to Paso Robles
  • Free welcome kit: two tasting glasses, a lever corkscrew and a card per bottle ($42 value)
  • $347.94 of shelf value for $289.99 — you keep $57.95
  • Double Diamond by Schrader, from one of Napa's most allocated houses

🎁 Included with your box

  • 2 tasting glasses2 tasting glasses$24BONUS
  • Corkscrew + tasting cardsCorkscrew + tasting cards$18BONUS

Total gift value $42

Only 6 left — limited by what's on the shelf

Secure checkout · Local delivery & in-store pickup · Adult signature (21+) required

What's in the bundle

Every bottle, and why it made the cut.

Nothing in here is filler. Each one was picked by the people who stock our shelves, for a reason you can taste.

Hand-picked from what's on our shelves right now. If something sells through we swap in an equal-or-better bottle and tell you before it ships.

What you are actually paying for in Napa.
The story

What you are actually paying for in Napa.

Malbec is a French grape. It came to Argentina in 1853, did badly in Bordeaux, and then quietly became something else entirely once it was planted three thousand feet up against the Andes.

Altitude is the whole story. Thin air means more ultraviolet light, which thickens the skins and concentrates colour and tannin. Cold nights hold on to acidity that a warm valley would burn off. And there is almost no rain — Mendoza gets around nine inches a year, so the vines drink snowmelt through channels the Incas were using long before anyone planted a vine.

Open these four side by side and you can taste the climb. That's the point of this case.

  • 3,000+ fttypical Mendoza vineyard altitude
  • 1853Malbec cuttings first carried over from France
  • ~9 inof rain a year — the vines drink Andean meltwater
The maths

Cheaper than the same bottles, one at a time.

No mystery discount. Here's exactly what each item costs on our shelf today, and what the bundle costs instead.

Someone already chose

The hard part of a bottle shop is the wall of labels. This is one decision instead of four, made by people who taste this stuff for a living.

It costs less than the parts

Every bundle is priced under the sum of its bottles at today's shelf price. The receipt on the left is the whole argument.

It gives well

A single bottle is a nice gesture. A themed set with the story of each bottle is a present — and it arrives ready to hand over.

One delivery, one signature

Local delivery or in-store pickup, all of it in one box. Someone 21+ signs once and you're done.

Put it to work

Six bottles, six dinners.

Do this first

The altitude tasting

Open all four, pour an inch of each, and go in the order on the cards. Same grape, four elevations — the difference is not subtle.

Four glasses each. The best two hours you'll get out of eighty dollars.
Tuesday

Cruz Alta and a burger

Ripe, unfussy, and the bottle that empties first at any table. No occasion required.

Also the one to cook with.
Off the fire

Altaland and chimichurri

Grilled steak, chimichurri, char. This is the pairing the whole country is built around.

Argentina eats more beef per head than almost anywhere. This is why.
The good night

Piattelli Trinita and a ribeye

From Cafayate in Salta, one of the highest wine regions on earth. Concentrated, floral, long.

Open it an hour early. Then nothing else.
Good to know

Questions, answered.


How does delivery work?

We deliver locally and offer in-store pickup — the options you'll see at checkout depend on your address. As a New York package store we can't ship out of state, so delivery is limited to where we're licensed.

Do I have to be 21?

Yes. You must be 21 or older to buy, and an adult signature (21+) is required at delivery.

What if one of the bottles is out of stock?

Bundles are built from live shelf stock, so the page will stop you before that happens. If something sells through between your order and packing, we substitute an equal-or-better bottle from the same country or category and email you first — or refund that portion if you'd rather.

Can I swap a bottle?

Tell us in the order notes and we'll do our best. The bundle price is built around the specific lineup, so a swap needs to be a like-for-like from the same country or category.

Can I send it as a gift?

Yes — check out to your recipient's address inside our delivery area. Whoever accepts the delivery has to be 21+ with ID. Add a note at checkout and we'll include a card.

Is this a subscription?

No. Bundles are a one-time purchase. If you want a new one every month, that's what the Wine Club and the Craft Bartending Kit club are for.

One box, one click

Skip the aisle. We already picked.

$289.99 instead of $347.94 — you keep $57.95

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Local delivery & in-store pickup · Adult signature (21+) required · Limited to what's on the shelf