Top Ten Wines February 2026

Stop by Argonaut Wine & Liquor in Denver to find your new favorite wine. Check out Sheila's hand-picked list of wines and SAVE! We offer the largest wine selection in Denver, with knowledgeable local staff ready to help you find the perfect bottle for any occasion.

2022 Chemistry Pinot Noir – Rated 91 Points by James Suckling

What It Tastes Like: Imagine biting into a bowl of ripe cherries with a sprinkle of black pepper and a buttery croissant on the side. This Pinot is silky, fruity, and just a little spicy—exactly what you want when you're curling up on the couch or hosting a casual dinner.
Perfect With: Roast chicken, mushroom risotto, or a charcuterie board with soft cheeses. It's also great with salmon if you're feeling fancy.
Why It's Worth It: A 91-point wine for under $16? That's the Argonaut difference.
Was $20.99, now only $15.99.

2017 Óscar Tobía Rioja Reserva

What It Tastes Like: This Spanish beauty is like drinking a warm campfire story—woodsy, rich, and a little mysterious. Give it 25 minutes to breathe, and you'll get blackberry pie, espresso, cherry cola, and a hint of rhubarb. The tannins practically melt on your tongue.
Perfect With: Colorado lamb chops, gazpacho, or a corn and cotija dip. Trust us—it's magic.
Why It's Worth It: A staff favorite for a reason. This is a $35+ wine you're getting for $21. Worth the trip alone.
Was $35.99, now only $20.99.

2023 Bourg La Champs Ardèche Pinot Noir

What It Tastes Like: Smooth, surprising, and seriously drinkable. This Southern French Pinot (yes, France makes Pinot outside Burgundy!) is all juicy cherry, soft spice, and a whisper of Mediterranean herbs. It's the kind of wine that makes a Tuesday feel like a celebration.
Perfect With: Creamy brie, charcuterie, or pan-seared salmon. Also fantastic with roasted chicken.
Why It's Worth It: A hidden gem at a price that makes trying something new totally risk-free.
Was $19.99, now only $11.99.

Monmousseau Brut Crémant de Loire Cuvée Ciselée - Rated 95 Points by Decanter

What It Tastes Like: Champagne vibes without the Champagne price. Crisp, lively bubbles with lime zest, verbena, a touch of salinity, and hints of brioche. It's elegant without being stuffy—perfect for Sunday brunch or just making Wednesday feel special.
Perfect With: Berries and cream, smoked salmon dip, fried calamari, or oysters.
Why It's Worth It: A 95-point sparkling wine for under $18? We did the tasting—you just pop the cork.
Was $29.99, now only $17.99.

2023 Roaming Dog Rosé

What It Tastes Like: Bright, juicy, and ridiculously easy to drink. Think fresh strawberries, raspberries, and cherries with a crisp, refreshing finish. It's summer in a bottle—even in February.
Perfect With: Brunch, picnics, grilled shrimp, or literally anything. This is the "always works" wine.
Why It's Worth It: At $6.99, this is the easiest win in the store. Stock up.
Was $14.99, now only $6.99.

2023 Terres de Galets Côtes-du-Rhône White

What It Tastes Like: Stone fruit, floral notes, and crisp freshness. This French white is balanced, lively, and begging to be served ice-cold on a sunny afternoon (or wishful February evening).
Perfect With: Grilled white fish, seafood pasta, roasted chicken, or tangy goat cheese.
Why It's Worth It: A versatile white that works for weeknights and dinner parties alike—at a price that lets you buy two.
Was $16.99, now only $10.99.

2020 Molino del Piano Brunello di Montalcino

What It Tastes Like: Old-world elegance in a glass. This rustic Italian red opens with dried figs and prunes, then delivers cranberries, black cherry cola, tobacco, and a whisper of smoke. The tannins have softened beautifully—this is drinking really well right now.
Perfect With: Pasta puttanesca, chicken cacciatore, or wedges of aged Romano cheese.
Why It's Worth It: Brunello under $35 is rare. Brunello this good at this price? That's Argonaut.
Was $49.99, now only $31.99.

2024 Torneo Malbec Reserve

What It Tastes Like: Rich, bold, and over-the-top delicious. Cedar, campfire smoke, and black walnuts greet you, followed by blackberries, blueberries, green peppercorns, and a chocolate-plum finish. This Mendoza Malbec absolutely crushes at this price.
Perfect With: Korean short ribs, Delmonico steak with chimichurri, or a pepper jack grilled cheese.
Why It's Worth It: Approachable enough for casual drinkers, but layered and interesting enough for wine geeks to enjoy.
Was $18.99, now only $10.99.

2024 Rouvalis Aigialeia Assyrtiko

What It Tastes Like: Crisp, clean, and absolutely refreshing. This Greek white delivers bright lemon, citrus blossom, and a stony minerality that practically tastes like the ocean breeze. It's got that signature Assyrtiko salinity and elegance—think Santorini vibes without the Santorini price tag.
Perfect With: Grilled octopus, Greek salad, fresh oysters, or lemony pasta with herbs. It's also stunning with feta and olives.
Why It's Worth It: A refined, mineral-driven Greek white for under $20? This is the kind of discovery that makes wine fun again.
Was $29.99, now only $19.99.

2024 Quinta do Covão Rosé

What It Tastes Like: Plot twist: Portugal's making rosé now, and it's a total showstopper. Made from Touriga Nacional (yes, the same grape that makes Port), this ruby-colored beauty is bursting with tart cherries and cranberry-apple vibes. It's got that zippy, wake-up-your-taste-buds acidity paired with watermelon, raspberries, and stone fruit.
Perfect With: Need a wine for your spicy black bean burger or that jalapeño goat cheese you've been hoarding? This is your new best friend.
Why It's Worth It: Snag it for $13.99 and prepare for rosé all day... even in February.
Was $19.99, now only $13.99.