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10 Costco White Wines To Look For Right Now

10 Costco White Wines To Look For Right Now

You really enjoyed our recent round up of red wines to look for in your warehouse right now, so we thought we’d follow that up with a quick list of whites, most of which have been spotted at Costco stores around the Atlanta area, but we hope you’re able to find a few near you too.

Of course feel free in the comments below to list any other Costco whites you’ve enjoyed that should be on this list as well (note the Costco location too if you think about it).  We hope you enjoy.

2015 Oregon Acrobat Pinot Gris

Oregon Acrobat Pinot Gris: year after year we rate this wine 88 points because it just delivers for only $10.99.  A summer crowd pleaser to stock up on while you can.  (Our review)

Kirkland Ti Point

Kirkland Signature Ti Point Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Another inexpensive wine that’s perfect for the end of summer and early fall months.  The Wall Street Journal just featured this wine as one of their Costco wine picks noting the wine is a “classic Kiwi Sauvignon, bright and zingy with citrus aromas.” (Our review)

white burgundy

Domaine de Chene-Colombe Macon Villages. It was pleasant surprise to see this one back in Costco stores.  We’ve had many readers write in to say how much they enjoy this wine, and we’ve tasted several vintages and have to agree.  Great price here too. (Our review)

baileyana chardonnay

Baileyana Firepeak Chardonnay Edna Valley.  It’s been a while since we reviewed this wine but if the current vintage is similar at all to prior vintages, this one is a real treat.  Look for a review from us soon, and let us know if you’ve tasted it already. (Past review)

whispering angel

2013 Chateau d’Esclans Whispering Angel Rose.  I know it’s not technically a white, but we’re going to group it in here because Costco displays them next to the whites (and rose missed our list of reds).  There are a lot of great rose in Costco right now (including the Gerard Bertrand and of course the Kirkland Provence if you can still find it).  But readers love the Whispering Angel, it’s widely available, and we enjoy it to. (Our Review)

mayacamas

Mayacamas Mt Veeder Chardonnay.  I’ve tasted several of the Mayacamas Chardonnay and spent a day touring the vineyard which is amazing.  These wines are clean, pure, and old school. More Burgundian in style than California.  They are not inexpensive at $44, but that’s the best price I’ve ever seen.  It’s ok to enjoy a special treat every now and then, and this is a good one to choose.

sancerre

Patient Cottat Sancerre Anciennes Vignes. Lovely, lovely, lovely Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc; light, tangy, enjoyable from start to finish; not your standard under $20 Sauv Blanc. (Our review)

Kirkland Champagne

Kirkland Signature Champagne Brut.  Yes, this is real Champagne for only $20 and it’s pretty good.  There’s not much more to say.  The Wall Street Journal recently highlighted this wine as well saying it was “soft and fruity, but not lacking in elegance. A truly crowd pleasing style.” (Our review)

brancott

Brancott Estate Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc.  I had to include this wine because Costco’s price of $6.99 is by far the lowest I’ve ever seen.  This is a fun New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, that I enjoy a tad more than the aforementioned Kirkland Ti Point. But at this price, these are just great bottles to have on hand and enjoy whenever you please.  (Our review)

complicated chardonnay

Complicated Chardonnay Sonoma Coast. We thought this was a nicely balanced Chardonnay, and a good buy at $16.  It’s priced much more online, and we’ve gone back to it a few times after our first review, perhaps even enjoying it a bit more. (Our review)

And there you have it.  We hope you enjoyed the list and found a few bottles that you want to try on your next Costco trip.

Again, feel free to share your thoughts on other Costco white wines in the comments below.  As always, thanks for following the site.

-Andrew and Erin

all-about-wine

Tuesday 24th of October 2017

great list of products with the details

Val

Thursday 14th of September 2017

Great site I'll make sure to come back! What would you recommend serving at a party, we are having 60 people over for a cocktail party on Saturday night, looking for one red and one white, in the $10.00 range, and preferable not with the Kirkland name on it (I know they select great wines but unfortunately what comes to mind when seeing the logo is "costco/cheap" :( ). Since we will only be pouring one selection of each it should have a brand appeal... would love your input!

Editor

Thursday 14th of September 2017

Hi, and thanks for the kind words. I totally understand not wanting to show the Kirkland label to guests. One way around it that I do is to pour the wines in a couple of decanters from a different room and serve from the decanter.

But if you want some other recommendations, I'd definitely look at the list of whites above. The Acrobat is a safe bet: http://costcowineblog.com/2015-oregon-acrobat-pinot-gris/

For reds you can check out our similar list of reds we recommend right now: http://costcowineblog.com/12-costco-red-wines-look-warehouse-right-now/ On that list I'd definitely look at the Vitiano if you can find it: http://costcowineblog.com/2014-vitiano-rosso-umbria-igp/ Also the Montes Cabernet which is a mega value buy in our opinion: http://costcowineblog.com/2014-montes-classic-series-cabernet-sauvignon/ The biggest challenge is going to be availability of these wines at your local Costco. I hope you can find some.

We also keep a running list of all of our recommendations here: http://costcowineblog.com/category/recommended/ Anything on that list would be a good bet.

Hope that helps. And let us know what you decide on. Andrew

Eric Morris

Monday 28th of August 2017

Thank you. You two do such a great job. I think our palates and budgets are quite similarly aligned. And I hope you are earning a few bucks from this website to drink even more wine.

Editor

Monday 28th of August 2017

Thanks Eric. We're glad you enjoy the site.

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