We are a newly renovated, fine wine and spirit store in DC. Along with our high priority of customer service, we have prices you can't get anywhere else — they are unbeatable! Prices Subjected to change without Prior Notice. L.A.’s Top 5 Wine Shops From affordable roses to fancy French finds, wines rule at L.A.’s ultimate bottle shops Domaine L.A.Jill Bernheimer’s dedication to organically farmed wines seldom wavers. Pull up a chair to learn about the fizzy “pet-nats,” white burgundies, and indie California bottles. 6801 Melrose Ave., Hollywood. Héritage Fine Wines Parisian-born Jordane Andrieu operates this salon of fine French wines. Tastings, film screenings, and rooftop dinner parties are de rigueur. 9400 S. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills. /louwineshopandtastingsLou Wine Shop & Tastings Yes, he’s the magazine’s wine columnist. But cognoscenti gather at Lou Amdur’s Los Feliz boutique for weekly tastings before stocking up on the esoteric array of natural wines, all organized by fla­vor profile.

1911 Hillhurst Ave., Los Feliz. Silverlake WineCampanile alums George Cossette and Randy Clement, along with April Langford, are behind the snob-free selection at this Eastside institution. Head to the back wall for cellar-worthy wines; stay up front for budget-friendly rosés. 2395 Glendale Blvd., Silver Lake. /wallyswineWally’s Wine & Spirits Among the recent changes at this nearly 50-year-old stalwart is Wally’s Vault, a glassed-in, climate-controlled wonderland showcasing the best that Bordeaux, Italy, and California have to offer. 2107 Westwood Blvd., Westwood. Will be in Santa Monica next week, and we're staying at the Sheraton Delfina on Pico. I would like to pick up a few bottles of wine to have during out trip. Do grocery stores in CA sell wine, or do I need to go to a specialty store? Any recommendations near where we're staying? We'd love to pick up some nice CA wines at decent prices. One destination mentioned in this post Grocery stores in California do indeed sell wine (and beer, and hard liquor).

Trader Joe's is a local favorite destination for wine at a fair price, though the nearest one from that hotel is a few miles away - 3212 Pico Blvd. Yes, grocery stores sell wine here. Will you have a car? Walking distance from your hotel would be Bay Cities, which is well worth the stop, anyway, to get a great sandwich, the best in town. They have a good wine selection, too. But Pavilions stores have a good selection of California wines under $15 a bottle. Also, Wine Expo on Santa monica at Yale is very good. We will have a car, but don't plan on using it for the 24-hour period we'll be in SM. We plan on doing a lot of walking and don't mind carrying a few bottles in our knapsack. Thanks for the info! (of course they're in Virginia as well). from Delmar-- Thanks so much for the tip about Wallys. We looked it up and it's exactly what we're looking for....and since we're headed to Hollywood from Santa Monica, it's right on the way. I think we'll be picking out a nice case of CA wine that we can't find at home and shipping it back to VA......

I'm following up on this post of mine from February. During our visit we visited Wally's (info & link above.) Let me tell you: Wow! If you like/love wine....this is the place to go! The staff was super friendly and they recommended some incredible, affordable bottles to us. We bought a case, put it in the trunk, and shipped it through with our luggage. (They packed it in 2 6-pack wine boxes.....no breakage! Thanks Southwest, and your 2 free bags policy!) I've since ordered another case of our favorites to be shipped here to VA....buy wine east villageI'm expecting it today... and have signed up for their emailings.best wine to drink everyday We were only at the store for 45 minutes, but for my husband and me, it was the highlight of our trip, and we got to prolong our vacation experience by enjoying our yummy bottles of vino back here in VA.best wine germany

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Safe to walk between Sunset Blvd and Santa Monica Blvd See All Los Angeles Conversations how long is drive from LA to San Francisco? Driving from LA to Las Vegas Safe areas to stay in LA Things to do in LA on Christmas Fun drive from LA to San Diego fast drive back? One-Way Car Rental - LA to San Francisco Universal Studios Hollywood tickets $15 Discount! Direct Train from LA to San Fransisco? 2-bedroom suites in Los Angeles area Don’t have a private cellar? Domaine LA has you covered. The center of the store is designed for lounging—spill-proof chairs literally stand in the middle of the room—because you'll want to brood over the facts and facets of each bottle of vino. There's a focus on small-production wines that emphasize what happens on the vineyard more than in the barrels. Italian, French, California, Oregon and Washington dominate the selections, with a "Wall of Affordable Deliciousness" of top picks under $15.The Sunday tastings (2pm-5pm) feature lite bites ($10-$20) from restaurants like Sotto and Night + Market paired with lesser-known, small-production wines.

Now with two locations—one in Silver Lake and one in Downtown's Arts District—Silver Lake Wine is the quintessential neighborhood wine hub. You might call it "the people's wine store," as the staff here take pride in defining themselves by their customers. Every visitor gets the same treatment from an enthusiastic, knowledgeable staff who maintain their role to merely navigate the customer. You'll always discover something new as the selection—smartly chosen and constantly changing—is mostly small-production domestic and French with a smattering of natural European wines. In-store tastings are featured Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays; the popular weekend tasting requires reservations in advance. Lou Wine Shop & Tastings Opened by Lou Amdur in 2014, Lou Wine Shop is a friendly neighborhood store focusing on natural and unique wines. You'll often find Amdur roaming the sleek, modern space, offering advice to unsure customers or encouraging people to partake in one of the shop's weekly themed tastings (held Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday).

Love what you find? Inquisitive palates can join Lou's wine club, which gets you two bottles along with food-pairing ideas and recipes. Wally's Wine and Spirits Serious oenophiles and big time collectors count on this West LA staple to stock their cellars and wine fridges with the best of the best. Those looking for coveted Bordeaux can land first-rate bottles at reasonable prices. Customer service is the core of Wally’s, so while some come in knowing what they want, many drop in seeking a staff recommendation—the perfect wine to impress the in-laws or what to pop open after a romantic hike through the Hills. And with a fabulous lineup of craft beers and Wally’s Cheese Box next door, you’re one stop closer to that beachside house party. Tastings are held on Saturdays at 2-4pm. Esters Wine Shop & Bar Snuggled directly beside Cassia on Santa Monica’s 7th Street, this wine-centric retailer and watering hole boasts a sleek, modern interior and an airy patio space.

Some 250 wines are for sale by the bottle, and about 20 by the glass in the bar, with France, Italy, Spain and the U.S. all represented through the thoughtful selection of wine director Kathryn Weil Coker. It's an ideal spot for wine aficionados looking to splurge, schmooze and be seen while they sip; or for newbies who want to try before they buy. Stop by for Esters' weekly Sunday wine tastings when you can sample varietals at your own pace. K&L Wine Merchants is an L.A. staple with a long-standing reputation in the industry for its spot-on expertise. The second storefront—the flagship store is in Redwood, CA—is seriously stocked, serving Hollywood's wine collectors and winos alike. While vast, the store's layout is approachable—wines are organized by country and region and the friendly staff is always ready to help pick a bottle based on price point and style. Tastings take place on Thursdays (5:30-7pm) and Saturdays (3-5:30pm), but be sure to keep an eye out for the annual on-site Champagne tent sale in October, when customers can try 75+ Champagnes and partake in private winemaker dinners.

"'All things to all people' is the motto here," says general manager JB Severin. Whether you’re looking to spend $8 or $800, Wine House has options. Start off in its Enomatic Room to sample before you buy, then head out and peruse every wine-producing region of the world throughout the store. There are also two private rooms housing old and hard-to-find wines (gift alert!) and a selection of craft bottled and canned beers, all chilled.Experience a complete wine and food sit down at Upstairs 2, the store's upper-level restaurant serving small plates paired with 45+ wines available for tasting. Bonus: Wine House also offers an array of classes and the prestigious WSET (Wine & Spirits Education Trust) certification courses. Buzz Wine Beer Shop The counter-culture destination for wines from small and obscure producers, this DTLA shop is known for an impressive, rotating stock of new and exciting craft beers from malts to beers aged in bourbon and Pinot Noir barrels. The result: the store stocks its shelves with wines that are "real" (think terroir-focused funk and the like).