WINE CLUB

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WINE CLUB ⋆

A curated selection of 4 wines to make your Thanksgiving celebrations more delicious.

Four wine bottles on the Tall John's bar, including a sparkling chenin blanc, a rosé, and two bottles of red wine.

Let Tall John take care of your wine selection!

Whether you’re hosting your own Thanksgiving dinner or visiting the home of a loved one, these four delicious wines will help keep things simple and easy.

  • $120 for all four bottles

    • 1 sparkling, 1 rosé & 2 reds

  • Purchase here

  • Pickup at Tall John’s from 11/21 - 11/26

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WINES BELOW!

Rosé: 2024 La Cave du Prieuré Gamay Rosé, Savoie, France

This Rosé is fantastic with food. In particular, it would go great with a Thanksgiving bird but also has the much-needed acidity to balance out all the classic (or not) side dishes. Wines from Savoie tend to be lighter in body, mineral driven and typically have beautiful floral bouquets—this one is no exception.

Sparkling: NV Château de Montdomaine Touraine Blanc Sparkling Chenin Blanc Loire Valley, France

Everything you want in a glass! Crisp, refreshing and light with nice structure and balance to also pair well with food. Tall John’s has carried wines from this producer for years; their approach aligns well with our own. This wine is approachable and perfect for all occasions, whether your Thanksgiving dinner is casual and laid-back or more formal.

Red: 2024 Château Bonnet Chénas, Beaujolais, France

Gamay has essentially become the official wine of Thanksgiving, and rightly so. This one is light, juicy, full of raspberry jam notes. It’s a fantastic companion for basically any Thanksgiving menu, especially those featuring dishes seasoned with sage and thyme. This wine is made in the Cru of Chénas, the smallest Cru of Beaujolais. 

Red: 2023 Domaine De La Graveirette Bons Ju VDF Rouge

This selection for a club is essentially our team sending good vibes to your celebration. It’s by far our staff-favorite wine.  This is a delicious medium-bodied red with tons of blue and black fruit notes, nice acidity and hard herbs. This is a particularly good choice for pairing with spiral ham, but can be paired with a wide range of Thanksgiving classics.