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If you’d like to try Scout & Cellar and feel the difference for yourself, Courtney can take care of you! Scout & Cellar wine is only available through its consultants, so you won’t find it at your local store (good news is you just place your order online and it arrives to your doorstep!) Find her on IG at or her Scout & Cellar page here.This month has been so fun and rewarding to see so many woman come together supporting each others businesses.

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It could just be that I don’t know my rose, so feel free to give it a try!

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The only one I didn’t love was the Rose, which was a bummer because the cans are the cutest, most portable and giftable little set I’ve ever seen. Who knew?! Field House was definitely my favorite, Eulen was a very close second, and Vinas Olvidadas was a great Sauvignon Blanc that’s an easy-drinking crowd-pleaser. Each time I felt refreshed when I got up the next morning, and it was actually surprising to me how accustomed I’ve become to feeling a little head fog from drinking other wines. One night I drank an entire bottle (in the name of blogging, duh!) and another night I tried a couple glasses from two different bottles. I enjoyed all of the bottles I tried - and never once felt groggy the next day. I can only assume that this difference in the “feel” has something to do with the lack of additives. I grew to actually love this, because I could enjoy the taste with each sip. Scout & Cellar’s wines feel much lighter - not watery, just *lighter*. I love that big, bold taste (forgive me because as much as I love to drink it, I probably don’t use the correct descriptions!) of brands like Rombauer, La Crema, etc.

They use sustainable and/or biodynamic farming methods, and their wines are lab-tested.Ĭourtney identified that I like buttery, oaky chardonnay so she tailored her selections to send me the best of the best.

Scout & Cellar is always changing their offerings but has identified smaller-batch vineyards to help them keep an eye on what’s being produced to ensure a quality product. In short, all the crap that leads to morning-after-wine headaches. Independent consultants like Courtney create their own business under the Scout & Cellar umbrella to bring you wines that are different from the rest of the pack because they don’t contain added sugars, synthetic pesticides, additional pesticides, and low sulfites. Scout & Cellar is a relatively new company focused on bringing “clean-crafted wine” to consumers. So when Courtney Hopeful of Hopeful Wine asked me to give Scout & Cellar a try, I jumped all in - who wouldn’t want to drink a bunch of wine in the name of giving a comprehensive, genuine review?! Of course I can remember my in college days buying huge jugs of Riesling and every color of Yellow Tail because I loved how the bottles could make a rainbow on my countertop (purely for aesthetic, not the content inside right?! LOL) Since then my palate has refined slightly, and I thoroughly enjoy a big glass of chardonnay at the end of a crazy, kid-filled day. If you’ve known me for more than a minute, you probably know I love wine.

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