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Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Pinot Noir Chardonnay CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERLOT PINOT NOIR CHARDONNAY SAUVIGNON BLANC CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERLOT PINOT NOIR ZINFANDEL ESSENTIAL RED BLEND CHARDONNAY SAUVIGNON BLANC CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERLOT PRINTER’S ALLEY RED BLEND CHARDONNAY CABERNET SAUVIGNON SHIRAZ CHARDONNAY VIOGNIER Prices Good Thru 9/7/21 or While Supplies Last 2018 COLUMBIA CREST Washington Grand Estates Cabernet $7.99 2018 ANGELINE California Cabernet Sauvignon 91 pts JS $8.99 2019 SEAN MINOR Paso Robles 4B Cabernet Sauvignon 89 pts WE $9.99 2018 COLUMBIA CREST Columbia Valley Grand Estates Merlot 90 pts JS $7.99 2019 CHARLES SMITH Washington Velvet Devil Merlot $9.99 2019 CASTLE ROCK Mendocino County Pinot Noir 88 pts WE $8.99 2020 SEAN MINOR California 4B Pinot Noir $9.99 2018 OZV Lodi Old Vine Zinfandel $7.99 2018 SHANNON RIDGE Lake County Zinfandel 92 pts WE $9.99 2019 PARDUCCI Mendocino County Small Lot Petite Sirah 91 pts WE $9.99 2017 TERRA D’ORO Amador County Barbera 91 pts WE $9.99 NV MARIETTA California Old Vine Red Blend 94 pts WA $9.99 CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERLOT PINOT NOIR CHARDONNAY SAUVIGNON BLANC 2018 TERRAZAS DE LOS ANDES Altos Malbec $7.99 2019 ALAMOS Argentina Malbec 91 pts JS $8.99 2018 AMALGAMA Chile Red Blend 90 pts JS $9.99 2017 D’ARENBURG Australia Stump Jump Shiraz 89 pts WE $8.99 2016 PAXIS Portugal Red Blend 89 pts WE $6.99 2017 CABRIZ Portugal Red Blend $8.99 2018 PROTOCOLO Spain Tempranillo $6.99 2019 BORSAO Spain Granacha 91 pts JS $7.99 2018 ACUMA Spain Red Blend 91 pts JS $9.99 2019 LOUIS JADOT France Beaujolais -Villages 91 pts WE $8.99 2016 FONTELLA Italy Chianti 91 pts JS $9.99 2018 SANTA CRISTINA Italy Rosso Blend $8.99 W.S. — Wine Spectator W.A. — Wine Advocate W.E. —Wine Enthusiast J.S. -James Suckling 2019 COLUMBIA CREST Washington Grand Estates Chardonnay $7.99 2020 ANGELINE California Chardonnay $8.99 2019 SEAN MINOR Central Coast 4B Chardonnay 88 pts WE $9.99 2019 ANGELINE Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc 90 pts JS $8.99 2020 SEAN MINOR California Sauvignon Blanc $9.99 2019 JOEL GOTT California Sauvignon Blanc 92 pts WS $9.99 2020 CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE Washington Riesling $7.99 2020 CHARLES SMITH Washington Kung Fu Girl Riesling $9.99 2020 CLINE North Coast Viognier $8.99 NV CONUDRUM California White Blend $9.99 SHIRAZ CABERNET SAUVIGNON PINOT NOIR RED BLEND CHARDONNAY 2019 ZUCCARDI Argentina Serie A Torrontes 91 pts WA $8.99 2019 FALSE BAY South Africa Chenin Blanc $9.99 2020 OYSTER BAY New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc $9.99 2020 STARBOURGH New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc $8.99 NV BROADBENT Portugal Vinho Verde $8.99 2019 RUFFINO Italy Orvieto Classico $9.99 2020 CAVIT Italy Pinot Grigio $8.99 2020 DR. LOOSEN Germany Riesling $9.99 2020 ROSE ALL DAY France Rosė $7.99 NV LES ALLIES France Sparkling Brut $8.99 BIG HOUSE California Box Wines 3 L $14.99 BOTA California Box Wines 3 L $15.99 TOP BOX Washington Box Wines 3 L $16.99 BLACK BOX International Box Wines 3 L $16.99 COLUMBIA CREST Washington Box Wines 3 L $18.99 W.S. — Wine Spectator W.A. — Wine Advocate W.E. —Wine Enthusiast J.S. -James Suckling Mon –Saturday 8 A.M. – 9:00 P.M. 6820 South 70th Street Sun. 10 - 6 P.M. Lincoln, NE 68516 402 -423 -1875 www.thestill.com Our Annual Bargain Hunters Wine Sale features wines from around the world that sell for under $10. Over 100 Wines Under $10 Now on Sale! Prices Good Thru 9/7/21 or While Supplies Last .
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