Costco Wine Haul for the 2025 Holiday Season
Getting Ready for the Holidays
I stocked up on a few wines from Costco for the 2025 holiday season—something for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. I love GSM blends from Côtes du Rhône, so I was drawn to the Bordeaux and Priorat options. Costco’s European wines continue to deliver great value compared to California bottles, though Paso Robles is catching up.
I’m still not ready to spend $80–100 on Napa Cabs, so the $20–40 range at Costco is perfect. I’ve tried three of the four wines so far, saving the Priorat for Christmas.
2019 Reignac - Bulk Buy
This one blew me away. It had everything I love—great aroma, smooth texture with a touch of dryness, and a clean finish. At $30, it rivals far pricier Bordeaux labels. I bought several more and plan to let a few age.
2023 Pauillac - Bulk Buy
Another hit. For $20, this is a fantastic deal. I tried it after the Reignac, so I’ll need to revisit it on its own, but I liked it enough to grab extra bottles.
2023 Margaux - Skip
My second Margaux attempt was better than Trader Joe’s version but not as good as the Pauillac. A bit harsh at first, though it improved after a day. Still, for $20, I’d rather have more Pauillac.
What’s Next
I’m watching for more $7 options, especially Côtes du Rhône. Kirkland Malbecs have already impressed me more than the Margaux, so I’m hopeful for more great finds.
I also heard of some impressive $20 and $40 wine options, so I’ll keep looking—I want to try the Bordeaux Supérieur, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, and Gigondas.


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