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From a show-stopping 3L sparkling bottle to iconic Napa Cabernets and crowd-pleasing Pinot Noir, here’s a curated lineup to ring in the New Year.
Whether you’re planning a champagne-style toast at midnight, a steak-and-cab dinner, or a cozy night in with friends, this guide features celebration-worthy bottles (and a few big-format showstoppers) to ring in the New Year in style.
Prices shown are based on the list provided. Winery prices are included where noted.
Price: $119.99
Why it’s great: A festive, crowd-pleasing traditional-method Brut—bright, crisp, and celebratory. The 3L format is an instant party centerpiece.
Price: $619.99
Also available: 750ml $299.99
Notable scores (provided): 100 Wine Enthusiast; 98 James Suckling; 98 Jeb Dunnuck; 96 Robert Parker
Why it’s great: Elegant, detailed, and structured—an estate-driven Napa blend that feels perfectly “special occasion.”
Price: $349.99
Why it’s great: Power with polish—dark fruit depth, fine tannins, and a long finish that pairs beautifully with beef.
Price: $269.99
Why it’s great: Collectible Napa Cabernet intensity with serious structure and undeniable “wow” factor for a midnight pour.
Price: $224.99
Why it’s great: Bold, layered, and built for aging—this flagship blend drinks like a celebration and loves rich foods.
Price: $169.99
Why it’s great: A classic Napa icon—deep, velvety Cabernet with spice and tobacco-tinged complexity.
Price: $151.99
Why it’s great: Reserve-tier Oakville Cabernet with structure and polish—dark fruit, savory complexity, refined finish.
Price: $154.99
Why it’s great: Full-bodied yet elegant—blackberry/cherry depth, cocoa/tea nuance, and a long, silky finish.
Price: $131.99
Why it’s great: Mountain Cabernet intensity with freshness and savory lift—excellent with dinner.
Price: $89.99 • Winery: $170
Why it’s great: An iconic label at a standout price—dense, structured Napa Cabernet that feels like a splurge.
Price: $99.99 • Winery: $150
Why it’s great: Big Paso richness with a reserve-level finish—great for hearty winter dishes.
Price: $59.99 • Winery: $85
Why it’s great: Classic-leaning, food-friendly Napa Cabernet—savory, structured, and versatile.
Price: $59.99
Why it’s great: Full-bodied and easy to love—an excellent “host bottle” with Napa character.
Price: $69.99 • Winery: $90
Why it’s great: Sleek and polished—modern Napa Cabernet with a refined edge.
Price: $49.99
Why it’s great: A great alternative-region Cabernet—dark fruit, savory lift, and structure that overdelivers.
Price: $86.99
Notable scores (provided): 97 James Suckling; 96 Wine Spectator; 96 Jeb Dunnuck; 95 Vinous; 95 Robert Parker
Why it’s great: Vibrant, layered Pinot with dark berries, savory earth and spice—substantial yet lively.
Price: $56.99
Why it’s great: Old-vine, Zinfandel-led field blend with spice and savory depth—perfect for a party spread.
Price: $64.99
Why it’s great: Textured, bright Chardonnay with citrus/orchard fruit and a long, clean finish.
Price: $69.99
Why it’s great: Wild-yeast complexity—ripe orchard fruit, spice, and creamy texture balanced by freshness.
Price: $59.99
Why it’s great: Mineral-leaning and mouthwatering—great as an opener or with lighter bites.
Price: $49.99
Why it’s great: Vibrant, flavorful, and easy to serve to a crowd—fresh, expressive, and food-friendly.
Hosting tip: Chill sparkling early, decant bigger reds if time allows, and keep a backup bottle ready for the countdown.
