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Editor’s Pick

Oceano Zero

2024 Limited Edition Pinot Noir

A powerful, expressive Pinot Noir with dark red fruit, pronounced tannin, and an unusually persistent finish. The frame is still thin, but the wine has aroma, depth, and enough structure to make the compromise feel worthwhile.

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Luminara

Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon

A Cabernet with a clear varietal line: cassis and cedar stay identifiable from the aroma through a long finish. The flavor is still easy to recall, and the glass is one to pour again.

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Oddbird

GSM

One of the more convincing dealcoholized reds in the cellar: dark berries and savory spice, real tannin, and a dry earthy close. Not heavy — but it drinks like a southern French blend, not juice.

Bon Bon

Zero Sparkling Rosé

A well-balanced sparkling rosé whose fine mousse and clear raspberry character give it polish. Convincingly wine-like, with modest complexity and an easy, refreshing appeal. The harmony earns. The narrow range is why it stops there.

La Marca

Sparkling

A balanced, straightforward sparkling wine, offering apple-led fruit, floral detail and a crisp finish. Enjoyable and easy to return to, though its modest complexity gives less reason to seek out another bottle.

Luc Belaire

Rare Rosé

An enjoyable sparkling rosé. Smooth texture, a refreshing balance, and a raspberry line you can follow are the strengths. Floral detail supports the fruit, and sweetness stays measured. Consistency is the limit: worth pouring again, and a second bottle is likely rather than sure.