Partner in Wine

Line 39 Weekend Wine Adventures

05.24.2017

Getting after it this weekend? Don’t forget the wine! Hello, Line 39. What makes Line 39 your ideal partner in wine? For starters, it’s the approachability. Line 39 is an amazing collection of California wines inspired by the outdoors: There’s a wine to pair with every imaginable time and place.

The winemakers are avid outdoor adventurers and it’s a huge part of the inspiration behind their winemaking. Line 39 wines are affordable, unstuffy, and completely on point (make that 90 points!). Going to the beach or picnicking by a lake? Line 39’s crisp Sauvignon Blanc keeps things cool with subtle citrus characteristics. Prefer reds? The Pinot is perfect and light enough for a foodie day.

Gone camping? Steaks, sausages, sautéed veggies, even tofu goes great with Line 39’s Cab (pro tip: the Cab is also delicious with dark chocolate s’mores!) This long weekend, Line 39 would like to be your partner in wine!

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