This Independence Day, celebrate with incredible wine from Wine Cellarage. Wine Cellarage has a great bottle of wine for any and all wine connoisseurs regardless of your preference for Red, White, or Rosé. Hehe, I bet you were expecting me to say blue. Haha I love puns, don’t you? Ok with all wine humor aside, we’ve gone ahead and listed a few of the amazing wines Wine Cellarage offers that might just tickle your fancy and delight your taste buds.

If you’re not quite sure what type of wine you’d rather have, then one of Wine Cellarage’s Summer Wine Packs is sure to be right for you. Each of their Summer Wine Packs (starting at $85) is a wine tasting adventure, filled with six carefully chosen wines and paired with Eating Vine recipes. These packs are perfect for summer soirées and make stocking your bar for the July 4th weekend easy as pie. Mmmm now I want a slice of cherry pie. *Cough* sorry I got a bit distracted.

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Up next, I’ve got something amazing for the Red Wine Lover. The 2008 Dr. Frank Cabernet Franc ($20) is a great summer red, reminiscent of Chinon with soft tannins, subtle earthiness and roasted red pepper notes. This bold red is sure to go nicely with summer evenings spent gazing at the night time sky.

If a Red Wine is just a bit too bold for you then Cool, Crisp White Wines may be more suitable for your discerning palette. From the Loire, the 2009 Pascal Jolivet Sauvignon Blanc Attitude ($17) drinks like a Sancerre for half the price, offering floral and citrus aromas, bright acidity and refreshing minerality. This refreshing white wine is perfect for the summer salads and seafood dishes on your Independence Day menu.

If you want to be a touch classy then the 2009 Bouchard Pere et Fils Bourgogne Blanc ($18) is a great summer Chardonnay from Burgundy – lively and fresh, offering pear and peach aromas and a smooth texture with just a touch of oak. Ideal for grilled seafood, shellfish and poultry dishes.

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Ah, and who could forget Rosé! Rosé is a delightful match for BBQ foods – sausage, hamburgers, and just about anything off the grill – veggies, fish, shrimp, pork etc! An incredible value, the 2010 Mulderbosch Vineyards Rosé Stellenbosch ($12) is delicious and refreshing, showcasing summery flavors of lime zest and wild strawberry.

Another favorite rosé – the 2010 Bieler Père et Fils Sabine Rosé Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence ($14) is a delightful summertime quaff, offering aromas and flavors of raspberry, cherry and wild strawberry, racy minerality and bright acidity. Treat your taste buds to a party with this superb wine!

What would 4th of July be without Sparklers. When we think of summertime sparkling wine, we think Prosecco. Both the NV Lamberti Prosecco Extra Dry ($14), and the 2009 Bisol Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Crede ($20) are an amazing way to kick-off your holiday weekend festivities! One of the best value sparkling wines we’ve come across is the NV Quartz Reef Sparkling Methode Traditonelle ($28) from Central Otago, New Zealand. This beautiful, brisk, refreshing bubbly is just right for sipping as fireworks pop and sparkle overhead.

Whatever you prefer, Wine Cellarage has something that is sure to delight! Buy a great bottle of wine from Wine Cellarage today!

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