Vin Picks - February 2026 Selection NV (Each)

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DRINK WELL, SAVE LOTS – Vin Picks is a monthly wine service that delivers the world’s most relevant producers directly from Grapes The Wine Company to your doorstep.

Your Vin Picks for the month of February 2026:

1) 2024 Terlano Pinot Grigio

This is the Pinot Grigio that reminds you why the variety became famous in the first place. Cantina Terlano has been crafting exceptional wines since 1893, and they've earned serious respect as one of Italy's premier white wine producers,  Hailing from the high-altitude vineyards of Alto Adige in northern Italy, where mountain breezes and dramatic peaks create ideal growing conditions, this bottle delivers layers of pear, lychee, melon, and delicate flowers. The texture is surprisingly rich and creamy, balanced by bright minerality that makes every glass feel fresh. Their commitment to quality and terroir-driven winemaking really shines through here. Pair it with charcuterie, creamy risotto, or anything from the sea, and prepare to be impressed.

2) 2024 Braida Moscato d'Asti Vigna Senza Nome

Braida might be legendary for revolutionizing Barbera (seriously, Giacomo Bologna is basically the godfather of the grape), but their Moscato d'Asti "Vigna Senza Nome" shows they've got serious range. The name translates to "Vineyard Without a Name," which speaks to the playful, unpretentious nature of this sparkler, even though it's made with the same care as their serious reds. This wine bursts with fresh peach, orange blossom, and rose aromatics, and hits the palate with a bright, slightly sweet vibe that never crosses into cloying territory thanks to great acidity. At just 5.5% alcohol, it's ridiculously easy-drinking and perfect as an aperitif, with fruit desserts like panettone or hazelnut tart, or honestly whenever you need a glass of pure joy.

3) 2022 Madame de Beaucaillou Haut Medoc

This is basically your introduction to the magic of Ducru-Beaucaillou without the Saint-Julien price tag. The Borie family crafts this beauty from their Haut-Médoc vineyards as a tribute to Madame Eugène-Borie, continuing a legacy of remarkable women who've shaped this iconic estate over the centuries. The 2022 vintage shows off elegant notes of dark cherries and blackcurrants with hints of cedar, graphite, and a touch of tobacco, it's got that polished, mid-weight elegance that makes Left Bank Bordeaux so compelling. With its blend of primarily Merlot alongside Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot, it's approachable now but has the structure to age beautifully over the next decade. Pair it with a Sunday roast, grilled ribeye, or anything with rich, savory flavors.

4) NV Roederer Estate Brut Rose

When legendary Champagne house Louis Roederer planted roots in California's foggy Anderson Valley back in 1982, they brought that same French precision with them, and this gorgeous Brut Rosé is proof. Made from estate-grown Pinot Noir and Chardonnay with a touch of oak-aged reserve wines, it's a salmon-hued sparkler that nails the balance between elegant and approachable. Think bright strawberry and citrus mixed with brioche notes, plus a creamy mousse that keeps things lively. The bubbles are fine and persistent, giving you that luxe Champagne-style experience without the French price tag. Perfect with fresh oysters, smoked salmon, or Dungeness crab, or honestly, just pop it open to celebrate making it through another Tuesday. At this price point, it's a bottle that always delivers.