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Redlands, California, USA · Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence

Caprice Café

This is a big, red driven California cellar, 434 bottles with reds making up 271 of them and Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Chardonnay carrying the list. The real strength is Napa and Sonoma Cabernet, including a 42 bottle Cabernet vertical section and deep showings from Williams Selyem, Freemark Abbey, La Jota, and Vérité, with Bordeaux backing it up from names like Château Margaux. Pricing runs the full range, from $28 up to $1,800 with a median near $100, so you can pour an honest table wine or sell a trophy. The glass program is thin at 19 pours, so steer glass drinkers carefully and lean on the bottle list for anyone who wants range. This rewards the Cabernet collector and the guest chasing a specific California producer or a vertical, not the person hunting Old World whites or value Europe.

434
Wines
356
Producers
1986 to 2020
Vintages
$28 to $1,800
By the bottle

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Champagne & Sparkling1

Red16

1986Bordeaux
$1,800
2017Cabernet Sauvignon
$950
2005Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$660
2001Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$650
2002Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$630
2004Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$620
2006Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$600
2003Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$600
2010Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$540
2009Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$520
2016Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$490
2014Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$475
2014Cabernet Franc
$475
2014Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$475
2011Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$470
2016Cabernet Sauvignon Verticals
$455

Other3

$895
$600
2000Bordeaux
$525
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