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Artisan Wine Depot
Our Mountain View Location has MOVED 

We have been so touched by the outpouring of support from you, our loyal customers and friends! Thank you so much to everyone who has stopped by the store this month. You have reduced the amount of moving we have to do by taking advantage of our great deals on wines, spirits, beers, accessories, and food items. It's not too late to take advantage of the deals, as you can click the link below to see ALL the items being heavily discounted:



As the move is close to becoming reality, we wanted to give a special shout-out Kalil Jenab, Vice Chairman at Cushman and Wakefield. Kalil and his team were instrumental in locating and securing this wonderful new home for Artisan Wine Depot.

We are also very grateful to customers who have gone above and beyond in helping out. Some of you lent your expertise in areas as diverse as law, construction, and plumbing. You helped us lay out the new store and move boxes. Still others gave us access to conference rooms. Thank you for your generosity!

It has been a crazy time. Thank you for being such great customers. See you soon at Old Middlefield!




Click here to see our selection of Wine Spectator's Top 100 Wines of 2018!




Espelt Old Vines Garnacha DO 2016 (Emporda, Spain)
Espelt Old Vines Garnacha DO 2016 (Emporda, Spain)
Retail Price: $15.00
Artisan Wine Depot Price: $13.97
You save $1.03!

CASE PRICE = $12.99 per bottle (add 12+ quantity to your basket)
Jeb Dunnuck:
"A custom cuvée made by importer Eric Solomon, the 2016 Garnacha Old Vines from Espelt is 100% Garnatxa Negra (the indigenous variety of Grenache), from old vines and higher elevation vineyards, that spent 4 months in new French oak. Plums, violets, incense, flowers, and white pepper notes give way to a plump, ripe, sexy red that has good acidity and freshness, as well as a wet stone-like minerality that emerges on the palate. Drink this perfumed, exotic, fruit forward effort anytime over the coming 2-4 years." (Feb 2019)