Brief ClosureWe will be closed for a bit starting May 7th. Please forgive us for closing, but we're taking a break. We will return refreshed and full of new stories. And you know what that means...
STOCK UP NOW!! Just in case. |
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Celebrate Spring
Spring releases are coming! More Dry Rose's are arriving! We have fantastic new wines in and on the way!
Stock up and save!
In WINE there is wisdom, in BEER there is freedom, in WATER there is bacteria.
--Benjamin Franklin
Curbside PickupCall ahead and we'll curate picks just for you. If you are limiting your social contact during this time, we invite you to purchase wines by phone 503-977-WINE (9463) or email at wine@sipdvine.com for delivery to your local office or home.
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Wine YAY!Wow! We have so many fantastic new wines! Many Sip D' Vine exclusives. Great new Roses, Francs, Carmenere, Aglianico, Albarino, Primitivo, Grenache... Too much to mention here - come see! Many are going very fast!
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Stock up and SAVECase discounts - mixed cases, too! All budgets.
We have a cold fridge full of many pinks, whites, sweets, sparkling chilled and ready for you! Grab a few bottles on your way to dinner or for the HOT weekend. |
DRINK LOCAL, Shop Local, Be Local
We've turned 20! Thank you all these Great Years! We appreciate your support, we couldn't do it without you!
I only drink Champagne when I’m happy, and when I’m sad. Sometimes I drink it when I’m alone. When I have company, I consider it obligatory. I trifle with it if I am not hungry and drink it when I am. Otherwise I never touch it – unless I’m thirsty.
-By Lily Bollinger (1899–1977), proprietor of French Champagne house Bollinger from 1941 to 1971
Tasting Tips
Good for any big tasting trip, we've put together a few tasting tips to make it an enjoyable weekend for everyone.
1) GO NAKED! This means NO perfume or cologne. Rely on your natural charms and allow others in close quarters to smell the wine, instead of Chanel #5.
2) Share tastes. This saves on cost, your taste buds and liver. Don't be afraid to use the dump bucket, it's not an insult. Save yourself for wines you really want to spend time with.
3) Take notes. They don't have to be long and involved, even a 1 through 5 point system will help you remember which was your favorite the next day, or the next trip to your favorite wine shop.
4) Designate a driver, or hire a young person to drive you.
5) Plan on a few wineries, but keep your options open for recommendations you get on the road or new discoveries. They don't all have to be tasted in one day. The important part is to have fun, discover new wines and old favorites.
1) GO NAKED! This means NO perfume or cologne. Rely on your natural charms and allow others in close quarters to smell the wine, instead of Chanel #5.
2) Share tastes. This saves on cost, your taste buds and liver. Don't be afraid to use the dump bucket, it's not an insult. Save yourself for wines you really want to spend time with.
3) Take notes. They don't have to be long and involved, even a 1 through 5 point system will help you remember which was your favorite the next day, or the next trip to your favorite wine shop.
4) Designate a driver, or hire a young person to drive you.
5) Plan on a few wineries, but keep your options open for recommendations you get on the road or new discoveries. They don't all have to be tasted in one day. The important part is to have fun, discover new wines and old favorites.
COVID 19 Response
Hand washing stations are available for staff and guest use. We're also asking anyone not feeling 100% well, to please stay home, get well and not risk possible infection of others. Employees frequently practice thorough hand washing and regular sanitizing of work areas throughout the day. Our tabled seating areas maintain a social distance of at least six feet apart wherever possible.
Photo used under Creative Commons from quinn.anya
