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Gianna’s Staff Pick for March 2025 – Ménage à Trois Silk

Whether March comes in like a lion or a lamb, Gianna’s staff pick of Ménage à Trois Silk is perfect as we (slowly) transition from winter to spring! This wine is sweeter than your average red, but still pairs well with soft cheeses and your favorite burger; it also makes a terrific spritzer or sangria!

Anne’s Staff Pick for February 2025 – Freakshow Zinfandel

Anne has chosen Michael David Freakshow Zinfandel for the February Staff Pick.

Eric’s Staff Pick for January 2025 – Lanciola Chianti Classico

There’s no time like the present to try a new wine, and Eric’s Staff Pick of Lanciola Chianti Classico Le Messe Di Greve is the perfect compliment to all of those hearty winter stews and roasts that we love in winter!

2024 Holiday Staff Picks

Set your table with a new wine from Bremer’s 2024 Holiday Staff Pick wines! 750ML bottles on sale for more than 15% off through the holidays!

Know Your Wines: Carmenére

Carménère is a red wine grape variety originally from Bordeaux, France, but it is now primarily grown in Chile. Known for its deep red color and flavors of ripe red and black fruits, such as raspberry and blackberry, Carménère also has herbaceous notes of green peppercorn and a hint of spice. This wine is medium-bodied with moderate tannins and a balanced acidity, making it smooth and easy to drink. Its unique flavor profile and smooth texture make it an excellent choice for pairing with a variety of dishes, from grilled…

Lynne’s Staff Pick for October 2024 – Freakshow Cabernet Sauvignon

Who needs a haunted house when you can have a freak show?

Whatever Happened to Whipshots? (And How to Make Your Own Alcohol-Infused Whipped Cream)

Remember the buzz when Cardi B released Whipshots, her vodka-infused whipped topping? Customers wanted a can for everything from martinis to ice cream, and then… The cans stopped working. After one or two uses, the cans just stopped producing, and no amount of shaking or slapping could get them to work, even though the cream was still in there. At first, we thought it was just a flaw in a few cans, but customers kept bringing back defective can after defective can. A quick visit to Reddit showed that the…