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  • New @ Wine Stop
    • On The Way
    • Latest Arrivals
  • Find Your Bottle
    • Online Wine Collection:
    • White (Orange/Amber)
    • Rosé (Any Color)
    • Red (Purple/Garnet/Ruby)
    • Sparkling (Champagne/Cava/Pet Nat/Lambrusco)
    • Sweet (Dessert/Fortified)
    • Online Sake Collection
    • Online Beer Collection
    • Water
  • Door Dash
  • EVENTS
    • DTLA
      • The 1-Hour Wine Talk
      • Drink Better Thursday
      • The Sake Study
    • SVLK
      • Wednesdays We Drink Pink!
    • WINE DAYS 2026
      • 09/10/2026 Thu: Port
      • 09/18/2026 Fri: Grenache
      • 10/06/2026 Tue: Orange Wine
      • 11/19/2026 Sat: Beaujolais
  • How to Read Wine
    • Part One: What Drives Your Wine?
    • - By Grape
    • - By Process
    • - From a Place
    • Part Two: Don't Ask What the Wine Tastes Like!
    • Part Three: Have you ever tasted a Wine from Gaiole?
  • What L.A. EATS
    • Intro to 'EATS by Wine Stop'
    • BBQ, Steaks & Backyard Grill
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New @ Wine Stop

August marks more than two new arrivals. It marks the beginning of a new Wine Stop. This morning, our first-ever wines from Chile arrived: a Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah Rosé and a 100% Carménère, both personally selected by Álvaro after visiting the winery in Colchagua.

Know What You’re Drinking. We are introducing a new level of transparency with these wines. Along with origin, grape varieties, production information, and food pairings, we are publishing their laboratory results: alcohol, residual sugar, pH, SO₂, extract, and more.

Want to know what we mean by the “new” Wine Stop? Read our August What’s Up @ Wine Stop for a closer look at where we’re going—and why.

Wine Stop turns 10 this October.

We hope you’ll celebrate with us.

Drink Better. Know What You’re Drinking.

  • Wine bottle labeled 'Oveja Chic' on a white background A black and white pencil sketch of a man holding a glass of red wine, wearing a striped button-down shirt, with a window and outdoor landscape in the background.

    100% Carménère (Central Valley, Chile)

    100% Carménère (Central Valley, Chile)

    Regular price $20.10 USD
    Regular price Sale price $20.10 USD
  • A bottle of Oveja Chic rosé wine with a white label featuring a black and pink illustration of a woman with sheep, set against a plain white background. Clear wine glass with pinkish liquid on a white background

    ❄️ Rosé (Cabernet Sauvignon-Syrah, Chile)

    ❄️ Rosé (Cabernet Sauvignon-Syrah, Chile)

    Regular price $20.10 USD
    Regular price Sale price $20.10 USD

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    11/26 | Wine 360

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    11/26 | Wine 360

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    10/26 | Natural Orange

    Orange wine is ancient in technique but modern in identity. We look at what it really is, what it was never meant to be, and why great skin-contact white wine...

    10/26 | Natural Orange

    Orange wine is ancient in technique but modern in identity. We look at what it really is, what it was never meant to be, and why great skin-contact white wine...

  • 09/26 | When an Adjective Swallowed the Noun

    09/26 | When an Adjective Swallowed the Noun

    Natural Is an Attribute“Natural” is supposed to tell us something about how a wine was made. It does not tell us what kind of wine it is. A skin-contact white, a light...

    09/26 | When an Adjective Swallowed the Noun

    Natural Is an Attribute“Natural” is supposed to tell us something about how a wine was made. It does not tell us what kind of wine it is. A skin-contact white, a light...

  • 08/26 | Rosé Color Should Be an Expression—Not a Paint Code

    08/26 | Rosé Color Should Be an Expression—Not ...

    Summer is rosé season—but somewhere along the way, one regional style became the standard for every rosé. Pale Provence pink is now treated not simply as one beautiful expression, but...

    08/26 | Rosé Color Should Be an Expression—Not ...

    Summer is rosé season—but somewhere along the way, one regional style became the standard for every rosé. Pale Provence pink is now treated not simply as one beautiful expression, but...

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