To prepare for the expected – and the unexpected – this holiday season, it pays to stock up on the items you can easily store, and one of those items is wine. Yes, we know when you hear the phrase “stock up”, you immediately equate it with spending a lot of money; however, that doesn’t have to be the case. There are a lot of great wines out there that overdeliver at their price, but how do you pick great options with ease?
To help streamline your shopping trip and increase your odds of success — and savings — we have selected 20 wines, all under $15, that are sure to pair perfectly with everything the season has in store for you. This selection of white, rosé, red, and sparkling wines are all wines that we believe in and would serve to guests in our own homes. With the endorsement of the Oliver’s Wine, Beer & Spirits team, we DO believe it’s possible to get a great bottle of wine, without spending a fortune.
Note: All quoted prices in effect from November 5-12, 2025, at all four Oliver’s Market locations.
Whether you try just one, or build a case, you will not be disappointed with the quality and versatility of these wines!
Reds
- Head High Pinot Noir, 2022Sonoma County, 750ml Bottle, $12.99+CRV
- Laurier Pinot Noir, 2018 Sonoma Coast, 750ml Bottle, $12.99+CRV
- Delta Pinot Noir, 2022 California, 750ml Bottle, $12.99+CRV
- Oliver’s Own Sangiovese, 2024 Dry Creek Valley, 750ml Bottle, $12.99
- Crossbow Zinfandel, 2019 Lake County, 750ml Bottle, $8.99+CRV
- Bogle Old Vine Zinfandel, 2021 California, 750ml Bottle, $8.99+CRV
- Bliss Cabernet Sauvignon, 2019 Mendocino County, 750ml Bottle, $9.99
- Trentadue Old Patch Red, 2022 California, 750ml Bottle, $12.99+CRV
- Marco Bonfante La Stell Barbera d’Asti DOCG Superiore, 2021 Italy, 750ml Bottle, $11.99+CRV
Whites
- Angeline Sauvignon Blanc, 2023 California, 750ml Bottle, $9.99+CRV
- Chateau de la Roche Touraine Sauvignon Blanc, 2022 France, 750ml Bottle, $10.99+CRV
- Murphy Goode Sauvignon Blanc, 2023 North Coast, $8.99+CRV
- Joel Gott Sauvignon Blanc, 2023 California, 750ml Bottle, $9.99+CRV
- Clos du Bois Chardonnay, 2022 California, 750ml Bottle, $8.99+CRV
- Talmard Macon Chardonnay, 2020 France, 750ml Bottle, $12.99+CRV
- Bread & Butter Chardonnay, 2023 California, 750ml Bottle, $10.99+CRV
- Carmenet Chardonnay, 2023 California, 750ml Bottle, $8.88+CRV
Rosés
- Hecht & Bannier Aix Provence Rosé, 2023 France, 750ml Bottle, $7.99+CRV
Sparkling Wine
- NV Dibon Cava, Spain, $8.99+crv
- Avissi Extra Dry Prosecco, BV Italy, 750ml Bottle, $9.99+CRV
Here are some notes on other favorites featured this week:
- Every fall gathering will begin on a more festive note with the addition of NV Dibon Cava, and at this price, you cannot find a better pour. Its bright golden hue and delicate bubbles bring fruity aromas with notes of white peach and apricot. It is a perfect (and affordable) aperitif for any occasion.
- Another great wine to serve to guests as they arrive at your house is Sauvignon Blanc and we have four delicious domestic and imported options featured in this sale. Sauvignon Blanc is crisp, bright, and refreshing. It is perfect on its own, or paired with anything on a cheese board, especially chèvre.
- If pizza, burgers, or ribs are on your menu, be sure to pick up the Trentadue Old Patch Red, or any of the other featured Red Blends. This tasty and delicious blended red is easy to drink, fruit-forward, and will be an easy match for whatever you pair it with.
These are just a handful of the 20 wines that will give you more bang-for-your-buck this holiday season, without breaking the bank. Stop in today, where our friendly and knowledgeable Wine Department staff is ready and eager to help you make your holiday season the best it can be.
Comments
Add a commentI think for value for quality, the Oliver’s Sauv Blanc, even when not on sale, is the best! And I am a wine afficenado, as are my friends. It never dissapoints when I serve it.
Comment by Janet on November 5, 2025 at 9:01 am
Thank you for your kind words about Oliver’s Own Sauvignon Blanc. It is a great choice for any occasion!
Comment by Sara Cummings on November 5, 2025 at 9:10 am