Discover Argonaut Wine & Liquor’s Top 10 Wines for September 2026, featuring standout values on Champagne, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris.
Discover Argonaut Wine & Liquor’s Top 10 Wines for September 2026, featuring standout values on Champagne, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Malbec, Rioja, Pinot Noir, Port and more. From highly rated reds to refreshing whites and sparkling wine, these September wine picks offer something for every taste and budget. Shop these featured wines at Argonaut Wine & Liquor in Denver and save on your new favorite wines
Forget-Bremont Brut Premier Cru
Was $59.99 | now $27.99
This Champagne is all about bright bubbles, freshness and the kind of lively character that makes it disappear faster than expected. At less than half the original price, it is an especially good excuse to open something bubbly on a night that does not technically require it. It’s a hard act to beat at this price.
Pair it with: Oysters or salty French fries.
2023 Calculus Cabernet Sauvignon (Portugal)
Was $39.99 | now $19.99 – Mail in rebates available.
If you like that rich, polished Napa Cabernet style, this is the bottle to grab. Think ripe dark fruit, a full, smooth palate and enough structure to make it feel substantial without needing a special occasion. Napa taste, considerably less Napa wallet pain.Pair it with: A cheeseburger fresh off the grill.
2023 Sketchbook Chardonnay
Was $18.99 | now $7.99
Fresh, fruity Chardonnay that is easy to like and even easier to pour another glass of. It is the sort of bottle that works beautifully when you want something crisp and satisfying without spending much. At $7.99, you can afford to keep a few bottles on hand.Pair it with: Roast chicken with lemon and herbs.
2023 Salt Pinot Gris
Was $24.99 | now $12.99
Bright, refreshing Pinot Gris with plenty of easy-drinking appeal. It is a great transition wine for September, when summer is hanging on but you are starting to crave fall food. Summer is not quite ready to leave, and honestly, neither are we.Pair it with: Fish tacos with lime and cabbage slaw.
2022 Château Candeley Malbec
Was $22.99 | now $13.99 | 94 points, Decanter
This Bordeaux Malbec brings ripe blackberry and plum flavors with a touch of spice and a smooth, velvety texture. There is enough gentle tannin to give it structure, making this a particularly impressive bottle for $13.99.
Ninety-four points and fourteen bucks? We have questions too.
Pair it with: Grilled steak with roasted mushrooms.
2019 Rioja Bordón Crianza
Was $18.99 | now $8.99
Classic Rioja character at a very unclassic price. Expect ripe red and dark fruit with savory notes and a little oak-driven warmth, making this an easy choice for everything from burgers to a long Sunday dinner.
Rioja Bordón Crianza 2019 is a quintessential Rioja that never disappoints
Pair it with: Chorizo and roasted potatoes.
2023 Greetings Pinot Noir
Was $24.99 | now $14.99
Light on its feet but full of juicy red-fruit character, this is the Pinot Noir to reach for when you want something elegant without being fussy. It is versatile, food-friendly and particularly good with the cooler evenings ahead.
Lush and round, but this wine is inspired by a winding road, so it’s curvy and elegant.
Pair it with: Roast salmon with mushrooms.
Intrè Region Red Blend
Was $28.99 | now $17.99
A generous red blend built for drinking rather than overthinking. Look for ripe fruit, a smooth texture and enough richness to make it right at home beside hearty fall dishes.
Complicated name. Very uncomplicated drinking.
Pair it with: Braised short ribs.
Burmester Jockey Club Port Tawny Reserve
Was $34.99 | now $9.99
Rich, warming Port with the kind of sweetness and depth that makes it a natural end to a cool-weather evening. Pour a little after dinner with cheese or dessert and suddenly staying home feels like the better plan.
Dessert has officially met its match.
Pair it with: Aged cheddar and dark chocolate.
2022 Montaria Reserva Tinto
Was $14.99 | now 7.99
Dark berry fruit, a little dark chocolate and gentle oak give this Portuguese red a rich, smooth feel that tastes much more expensive than $7.99. It’s easygoing enough for burgers but has enough depth for steak or barbecue ribs.