Wine Shop

Wine critics love this fun-loving line of wines, calling Barefoot “good and priced right…hard to beat.” We agree completely. The Barefoot sparkling wines are a relatively recent addition, but winemaker Jennifer Wall has been giving us great choices for nearly 20 years.

So, here in one bottle you have bubbles, a prestigious variety and a well-proven name. Go for it.

Check out the winemaker's notes for this wine.

Cabernet is called the “king” of the noble grape varieties of France. This bottle deserves a title, too, as a princely wine for a pauper’s price. The Wine Spectator had nice things to say about it, and we agree it’s a bargain.

You’ll get the classic Cabernet flavors of berries and clove, with a little oak and a velvet finish.

Check out the winemaker's notes for this wine.

There’s a good reason why Chardonnay is everyone’s favorite white wine: flavor. Winemaker Jennifer Wall gets grapes from different parts of California to blend a wine that is balanced in flavor, body and mouthfeel.

Honey and vanilla lace through flavors of green apples and peaches. Creamy and delicious.

Check out the winemaker's notes for this wine.

Maybe the next popular wine movie will feature a couple of guys on a search for the perfect Merlot. If they start with this one, it’ll be a short movie. A round, luscious, satisfying wine.

Look for the hint of anise under boysenberry and milk chocolate flavors. You might even try putting a little chill on it to get an entertaining evolution in the glass.

Check out the winemaker's notes for this wine.

Moscato does not mean “mouth watering” in Italian, but when you taste this wine, you’ll think it should. You’ll get sweet fruit aromas—think tangerine, pear, lemon, peach and apricot.

The light alcohol level is very appealing in this juicy and delicious wine. Think of it as Asti Spumante without the bubbles.

Check out the winemaker's notes for this wine.