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From Cabernet to Chardonnay — a 15-bottle stash ahead of the holidays is $79 + shipping

CellarStash offers 15 curated bottles of wine for $79 plus $34.95 shipping, with three assortment choices and US shipping restrictions.

From Cabernet to Chardonnay — a 15-bottle stash ahead of the holidays is $79 + shipping

CellarStash has introduced a 15-bottle wine assortment ahead of the holiday season, priced at $79 plus $34.95 for shipping. This collection offers three options: a mixed assortment of red and white wines, an all-red collection featuring popular varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec, or an all-white selection including Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.

Customers can choose the option that best suits their taste or that of others. The total cost, including shipping, amounts to $113.95, which is significantly less than the regular price of $294.87 for 15 bottles. However, shipping is not available in several U.S. states, including Alaska, Hawaii, and South Dakota. The wines are sourced from California, France, Argentina, and Italy, ensuring a diverse range of options. The assortment is available for redemption within 180 days for the fastest processing.

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