June landed right as summer kicked into high gear, so we built this box around pure drinkability—vibrant, high-energy wines meant for long, sunny afternoons and golden hour pours. From Washington state down to the Santa Ynez Valley, the June lineup was an absolute sun-soaked winner.
Here’s a look back at the bottles featured in the June '26 Box:
Dichotomy Wines – Chenin Blanc (Yakima Valley, WA)
Chenin Blanc is having a serious moment on the West Coast, and Dichotomy proved exactly why. Grown in the Yakima Valley, this bottle hits with a rush of mouthwatering acidity, bright yellow apple, and a crisp, stony mineral finish. Electric, refreshing, and practically made for oyster pairings or backyard hangs.
Liska Wines – Gamay (Willamette Valley, OR)
Oregon isn't just about Pinot Noir. Liska Wines put on a masterclass with this Gamay Noir—light-bodied, expressive, and packed with juicy raspberry, tart cherry, and a hint of white pepper. It’s the ultimate "chillable red" that effortlessly bridges the gap between summer white and evening red.
Four Brothers Wine Co. – Rosé of Grenache (Los Olivos, CA)
Nothing says West Coast summer quite like a fresh glass of Rosé from the Santa Ynez Valley. Crafted in small batches by Four Brothers in Los Olivos, this Rosé of Grenache is pale pink, wildly fragrant, and bursting with notes of fresh watermelon, pink grapefruit, and wet stone. Pure sunshine in a bottle.