Our Cutest Wine Labels!

Of course we have to start with the overall most popular bottle in the store, the 2025 Little Sheep Sauvignon Blanc. Part of its popularity is the dry, clean and easy palate, part of it is the accessible price point, and part of it surely the cute little sheep on the front. We also have it in tiny 187 mL bottles (even cuter)!

Here's a little-known Sicilian white, the 2025 Liotro Inzolia (Inzolia's the grape). It has a juicy but herby orange citrus edge to it, which is really fun to pair food with. More importantly for this email, though, is the family of elephants on the label. Delightful!

The 2019 Hoopes Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon is a classic Napa offering with a lot of chewy red fruit and big vanilla from its aging in 100% French oak barrels. Plus, they have a little dog jumping through a hoop on the label! If you've seen the tin of treats next to the cashier, you know we love dogs at Maison Brondeau.

Next up is the 2022 Mollydooker ‘Gigglepot’, an Australian Cabernet Sauvignon that leans heavily into plum and strawberry notes with a little mocha note to keep things structured. The winemaker's daughter (featured) is also the wine's namesake. Little kid, big glasses - that's a recipe for a cute label.

Dom Perignon would not make this list in most vintages, but the 2015 label collaboration with artist Takashi Murakami has a bunch of smiling flowers on it, so... c'mon, it's pretty cute.