Sipped Six-Pack

Original price was: $272.00.Current price is: $185.00.

ONE MORE SIX-PACK. THREE NEW REVIEWS FOR A NEW WINE WEBSITE. AND ONE AMAZING OFFERING FOR CLARICE MEMBERS. ​ Our friends at Sipped Reviews recently tasted three of our wines. They’re wine industry people who started the site to share bottles they enjoy with friends, family, and fellow wine lovers. That’s their only agenda -…

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ONE MORE SIX-PACK. THREE NEW REVIEWS FOR A NEW WINE WEBSITE. AND ONE AMAZING OFFERING FOR CLARICE MEMBERS.

Our friends at Sipped Reviews recently tasted three of our wines. They’re wine industry people who started the site to share bottles they enjoy with friends, family, and fellow wine lovers. That’s their only agenda – they don’t charge for subscriptions – they simply want to share their love of the things that they drink. We found that compelling and so we sent them a few wines, and their first three reviews gave us a good reason to put together a six-pack.

THE SIPPED SIX-PACK

  • 2 bottles — 2024 BABS Santa Barbara County Chardonnay
    94 points. Sipped found tropical fruit, pear, caramel apple, and browned butter, with bright acidity to balance the wine’s richness. Their verdict: “For $39.50, this wine is a steal.”
  • 2 bottles — 2025 Morét-Brealynn Santa Lucia Highlands Rosé of Pinot Noir
    95 points. Strawberry, pomegranate, watermelon, and a crisp, mineral finish. Sipped called it “one of the best rosés of Pinot Noir we’ve tried this year.”
  • 2 bottles — 2024 Etienne Essen Lirac
    96 points. A young, full-bodied red with red and dark fruit, Rhône herbs, firm tannins, and a long finish. Sipped’s reaction: “What a stunning wine!”

$185 for all six bottles, including tax and ground shipping within the continental U.S. 

Regularly $272 delivered.

Three very different wines, each with a new review worth celebrating. I hope you enjoy discovering them as much as the Sipped team did.