Everyone lovesCostcofor a good bargain.
Here’s some great news: the deals even extend tothe club’swineselection.
Depending on which state you’re in, Costco offers a great collection of name-brand wines at warehouse prices.
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The wine is sourced from reputable, well-known producers.Costcojust putsitsbeloved Kirkland label on it.
Here are their 10 picks.
Los Angeles-based sommelier and wine educatorBrianne Cohenis also a fan.
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“This is perhaps my favorite Costco Chardonnay,” Cohen says.
“It’s austere and has a bracing acideverything you could want in a Chablis.”
Kirkland Signature Malbec
At only $7 a bottle, this Mendoza-sourced wine is an absolute steal.
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Balanced and easy-drinking, it’s an excellent choice for your next outing.
“It’s a great representation of Mendoza Malbecs.”
Though it’s aged in French oak barrels, Chen says it’s not an “oak bomb.”
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So grab yourpicnicblanket and somecheeseto go with it.
“It’s a really famous wine right now, gaining in popularity,” he says.
“It’s really cool, but it’s not cheap at $45.”
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However, that’s still five bucks cheaper than other wine retailers.
“It’s at least $50 everywhere else,” Cullen says.
And yesthis is a true Champagne, from the Champagne region of France.
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Manufactured by Manuel Janisson, a respected house in Verzenay, France, this sparkling beauty is legit.
And it’s… actually affordable?
While most entry-levelChampagnesstart around $40, this one rings in at only half the price.
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“Costco is all about deals,” says Chen.
“If you need sparkling wine for a group on the cheap, this is an excellent choice.”
Cullen seconds this pick, “Real Champagne for $20?
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Hard to beat.”
Talk about affordable luxury.
“This is the perfect dinner wine to have on hand,” says Chen.
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At under $24, the straw-hued sauvignon blanc is a great bang for the buck.
“Costco’s price can’t be beat at 20% below retail,” says Cullen.
He has also tried Stag’s Leap’s Karia Chardonnay andthe label’sstandard sauvignon blanc, to great results.
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“Stag’s Leap frequently distributes wines in Costco,” he says.
“If you see a bottle from them, they should always get a good look.”
To complement this one, swing by theseafoodand poultry counter, or hit up thepastaaisle.
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Kirkland Signature Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon
Costco is back with another heavy-hitter private label option.
“This is one of our favorite wines in the Kirkland portfolio,” says Cullen.
“It’s a very good wine.”
While the vintages have changed year-to-year, the quality has not.
“Historically, this wine has delivered time and time again,” he says.
If you see it at Costco, Cullen says it’s a no-brainer.
Cohen picked this as a top bottle, too.
“I believe this wine has all of the elements to age and evolve beautifully.”
If you pick up a bottle, try it with agoat cheese salador slow-roasted beef.
“They’re known for making better, more interesting pinot grigio.”
Dom Perignon Brut Champagne
If you think Costco only has cheap wines, think again.
On the shelves you’ll find arguably the most famous name in all of ChampagneDom Perignon Brut Champagne.
So pop a bottle for theultimate celebration.
