| 1. | Beaujolais Villages, Michele Tete 2024 I borderline love it, classic Beaujolais. Stef finds it a bit dry. | Wine | decent | Amy | |
| 2. | Coteaux Bourguignons Les Paquiers 2023 We don’t really like burgundy wines, too subtle. This was a competent execution of an early release from Vincent Paindavoine. | Wine | decent | Stefan | |
| 3. | Damilano Marghe Langhe Nebbiolo 2018 | Wine | decent | Stefan | |
| 4. | Days Blanc, Brianne Day 2025 (Oregon) Floral wine. On the sweet side according to Stef, but Amy’s learning she like floral accents to beer and wine. | Wine | decent | Amy | |
| 5. | El Marciano (Red) | Wine | decent | Stefan | |
| 6. | Muller Thurgau, Borel Dieh 2025 Floral, might be a love. | Wine | decent | Amy | |
| 7. | Pages Toni Carbo Pages Content La Salada White Wine Orange wine; very much an acquired taste. Tastes overripe, armpit-y at first taste, but better with subsequent sips. | Wine | decent | Stefan | |
| 8. | Ribera del Duero Roble, Valderiz 2024 Quite dry, quite tannic. Would want this in the depths of winter with chocolates. | Wine | decent | Amy | |
| 9. | Vignoble Simian Mon P'tit Camion Blanc (Southern Rhône) Very approachable white with a hint of sweetness. Little more sweet than Stefan might like. Amy likes. | Wine | decent | Amy | |
| 10. | Vira Cabecas Tinto, Cabecas do Reguengo Very tasty Portuguese red, not quite love. May be because we are sitting under Lovat’s porch “overhang” in the rain. Oct ‘26. | Wine | decent | Stefan | |
| 11. | Woop Woop Cabernet 2021 (Australia) Decent red, very drinkable. Had with baxters and lambers in oct ‘26 over ribeye. | Wine | decent | Stefan |