30 Best Wines You Can Buy at Costco
There are a lot of special things about shopping at Costco. No, we're not just talking about how you can pick up a pack of T-shirts, a widescreen TV, and a month's worth of chicken nuggets in one place. And it's not just those too-good-to-pass-up free samples at the end of each aisle. In this case, we're talking about how you can find some of the best wines from around the world at jaw-dropping prices.
In this case, we're talking about how you can find some of the best wines from around the world at jaw-dropping prices. We've compiled the best wines you can buy at Costco for the next time you're on a bottle run. (And, for more Costco shopping tips, make sure to sign up for our newsletter.)
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Sparkling Wines & Champagne from Costco
Gruet Brut
Price: $12
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 92 calories, 12% ABV
This sparkling white from New Mexico has exploded in popularity, and for good reason: It's an incredible deal for a delectable wine. Have this at your next celebration, and you won't be disappointed. (Related: The One Alcohol That's Down a Whopping $2 Billion in Sales.)
Roederer Estate Brut
Price: $8
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 90 calories, 12% ABV
Unless you're showing off a label, there's rarely a need to splurge on big-name French Champagne. This California brut looks exactly the same as Champagne in the glass and is every bit as tasty—and in some people's opinion, maybe even tastier.
Casa Farive Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG
Price: $11
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 94 calories, 11% ABV
There's a huge difference between the kind of prosecco you only want to mix with orange juice and the kind you could happily sip before dinner. This sparkling Italian white maintains a perfectly balanced body without veering into the overly sweet territory.
Kirkland Signature Champagne
Price: $20
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 95 calories, 12% ABV
Do you remember the last time you paid $20 for real, honest-to-goodness, proper French Champagne? No? Well, this Kirkland Signature Champagne is one very affordable way to start!
Kirkland Brut Rosé
Price: $25
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 105 calories, 12.5% ABV
Finding the right, readily-available sparkling rosé can be a game-changer. When it's as deliciously dry as this approachable bubbly, you'll be shocked it's from Costco—even Wine Spectator agrees!
Freixenet Italian Rosé
Price: $17
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 63 calories, 11% ABV
There's the old saying that "there's a party in a bottle," but in this case, the party could actually be the bottle itself. This sparkling Italian rosé may come in a showstopper of a diamond-like dimpled glass container, but the wine itself is a reason to celebrate, with flavors of fresh berries, ripe apple, and dazzlingly effervescent carbonation with small bubbles that kiss the tongue.
Full-Bodied Red Wines from Costco
Fanti Poggio Torto
Price: $10
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 13.5% ABV
Looking for a Tuscan red with a lot of structure? This full-bodied Sangiovese is what the experts would call "complex," meaning it's the kind of wine you can pull different flavors from with each sip. (Related: 13 Wine and Cheese Pairings You Have to Try.)
Kirkland Ribera del Duero Gran Reserva
Price: $7
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 125 calories, 14.5% ABV
Some of the best crowd-pleaser red wines on the market come from Spain, and this Ribera del Duero is no exception. The dark fruit, subtle oak, and soft tannins combine for a rich and delicious flavor—and at $7, you simply can't beat the price.
Pendulum Red Blend Columbia Valley
Price: $14
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 13.9% ABV
Sometimes, the best test of a wine is how it can stand on its own. This red is so well-rounded that it does just as well as a pre-dinner glass as it does a meal pairing.
Ben Marco Malbec
Price: $14
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 120 calories, 13.9% ABV
Malbec has solidly become one of the wines Americans feel comfortable ordering by name. The rich-but-balanced flavors of this Argentinian red are a perfect example of why.
Viña Pomal Reserva
Price: $20
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 14% ABV
Whether you're having a nice dinner or a laid-back cookout, Spanish red can be a perfect pairing. This wine pairs beautifully with rice, vegetables, game, and red meats.
Salcheto Vino Nobile
Price: $20
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 110 calories, 13.5% ABV
Looking to change up your red routine? This wine is made from a popular Italian grape known as Montepulciano, which can be a great swap-out for your typical Malbec or Syrah.
Kirkland Sonoma County Old Vine Zinfandel
Price: $10
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 129 calories, 15.3% ABV
If you're into big, bold, full-bodied, and fruity reds, this Zinfandel is for you. When you realize that similar wines usually start selling for more than twice the price as this Costco exclusive, you might just fall even more in love with it. (Related: 15 Best Appetizers at Costco You Can Serve Tonight.)
DAOU Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon
Price: $26
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 121 calories, 14.5% ABV
Need a full-bodied red that's the perfect soulmate for any grilled foods? This Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles, California is the answer, with flavors of ripe blackberry, rich cocoa, and a silky smooth finish.
Light-to-Medium Bodied Red Wines from Costco
Villa Antinori Toscana Rosso
Price: $17
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 125 calories, 13.5% ABV
Bright, easy-drinking red wines like this blend made with Sangiovese aren't just great for warmer weather: Try popping this in the fridge for 10 minutes and you'll pick up a whole other level of fruity flavors that are perfect for pairing with a feast. (Related: 50 Amazing Recipes to Try Before Summer Ends.)
Louis Jadot Bourgogne
Price: $20
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 13% ABV
Soft, velvety, fruit-forward wines like this Pinot Noir are what makes Burgundy as famous as it is. Try this with light apps or salads for dinner, or simply sip it while bingeing The Bachelor.
Seaside Cellars Pinot Noir
Price: $10
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 122 calories, 12% ABV
Easy-drinking Pinot Noirs like these are often the best type of bottle to open while making dinner—or the perfect type when you just want to unwind with a glass on the patio at the end of a long day.
Kirkland Cote du Rhone de Villages
Price: $7
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 120 calories, 14% ABV
Cote du Rhone Villages wines are a blend of at least three grape varieties that create a beautifully balanced flavor profile and provide something for everyone to love. If there was ever a wine to win over your picky friends, this medium-bodied red is it.
La Crema Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
Price: $18
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 121 calories, 13.5% ABV
A well-balanced bottle of pinot is the unsung hero of the wine world, and this one fits the bill. Its bright acidity works well with soft tannins, with flavors of pomegranate, berry, and plum that make it an easy-drinking and refreshing red.
White Wines from Costco
Zolo Unoaked Chardonnay
Price: $8
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 125 calories, 13.5% ABV
Forget everything you know about buttery, vanilla-heavy Chardonnay: This wine is aged in stainless steel instead of oak barrels, meaning the rich, tropical fruit flavors of the grape can shine through on this full-bodied white. (Related: The Surprising Side Effect of Your Daily Glass of Wine.)
Artesa Los Carneros Chardonnay
Price: $25
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 120 calories, 14.3% ABV
Need to lift your spirits during the colder months? If you're looking for brightness in a bottle, this Chardonnay's citrusy and fruit-forward flavors will certainly deliver.
Patient Cottat Sancerre Anciennes Vignes
Price: $19
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 12.5% ABV
Don't panic if you've never tried Sancerre… because you probably have an idea of what it's like! This is 100% Sauvignon Blanc grown in the most famous region of France for the grape. Oh, and this one just happens to be a total steal at $19.
Kim Crawford Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc
Price: $12
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 117 calories, 14% ABV
New Zealand's most recognizable white wine is popular for a reason. The fact that you can reliably find it at Costco for just $12 is just icing on the cake.
Chateau Petit Roubie Picpoul de Pinet
Price: $8
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 12% ABV
Bright, breezy, easy-drinking whites like Picpoul de Pinet are great for sipping at picnics, but they also make for great seafood pairings. Reach for this the next time you're ordering oysters.
Cakebread Cellars Sauvignon Blanc
Price: $27
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 117 calories, 14% ABV
Keeping your wine light and bright should never mean sacrificing quality or taste. This Napa stunner is as refreshing as it is complex, with fresh melon and grapefruit flavors balancing perfectly with a crisp, dry finish.
Rosé from Costco
Miraval Rosé Côtes de Provence
Price: $22
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 121 calories, 13% ABV
Don't let the fact that this winery is owned by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie distract you: This rosé would have gotten just as popular without its celebrity backers, thanks to its red fruit flavors before a crisp finish.
Château d'Esclans Whispering Angel Côtes de Provence Rosé
Price: $17
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 115 calories, 13% ABV
Flavors of smashed raspberries and strawberries with hints of white peach and citrus fruit make this sensationally popular rosé a pitch-perfect poolside sipper.
Commanderie de la Bargemone Coteaux d'Aix En Provence Rosé
Price: $13
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 90 calories, 13% ABV
Who says it needs to be warm out to drink pink? Pouring a light off-blush luster with aromas of fresh red fruit, this rosé is crisp enough to be enjoyed year-round.
Kirkland Côtes de Provence Rosé
Price: $9
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 110 calories, 13% ABV
Some say finding a rosé you love is the key to the perfect spring and summer, but when it's as easy-drinking, refreshing, and well-priced as this Kirkland Côtes de Provence, it can be the key to a pretty great fall and winter, too. (Related: The 17 Best Canned Wines for On-the-Go Sipping.)
Ame du Vin Cotes du Provence Rosé
Price:$14
Nutrition per 5 fl. oz: 110 calories, 13.5% ABV
Rosé season may now be celebrated more than ever before, but there's no reason to limit yourself to a few months out of the year to drink your favorite style of wine when it's this delicious. This is a slightly fuller-bodied rosé with flavors of bright berries and citrus and a creamy mouthfeel that make it great for sipping at a social event or with dinner on the back patio.
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