Cheat Sheet: Whole Foods Wines

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The best bottles under $15

Buying six bottles gets you 10% off, so here’s your shopping list (plus a few to grow on). Whites Château La Gravière Entre-Deux-Mers Bordeaux Blanc A refreshing, citrusy French Sauvignon Blanc that pairs well with a range of cuisine, but also works solo. $10. M. Chapoutier Côtes Du Rhone Belleruche Blanc A rich, peachy white from France’s Rhone valley, the label is thoughtfully written in Braille, in case you can’t see straight after a few glasses. $14. Rosé Aimé Roquesante Côtes De Provence Rosé From Provence, where rosé is at its best, this is the perfect wine for summer grilling, it makes nice with chicken, steak and veggies. $12. Red Block No. 45 Pinot Noir Finding a good Pinot under $15 is tough, but this bright, jewel-colored wine has raspberry and cherry aromas laced with vanilla, oak and a bit of leather. $13. La Selva Terzo Maremma Tuscan Red A perfect pizza wine from the land of Chianti. It’s made with organic grapes, so you can toast your commitment to the environment. $8. Morro Bay Vineyards Central Coast Merlot A versatile California-grown merlot enhances casual fajitas and burgers, or go upscale and sip alongside filet mignon in brandy sauce. $6. Sparkling Cantine Pirovano Prosecco Extra Dry Pear, apple and almond aromas make this an appealing sparkler before dinner, between courses, or with cheese for dessert. $12. Dessert Loredona Viognier Lodi Sweet without going overboard, this honeyed white could match teriyaki chicken or garlic shrimp, but it’s amazing with peach cobbler. $11.