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I've seen a lot of wine there recently ...

Posted by mkuller on May 15, 2011 at 20:16:55:
...whcih surprised me.

Highly rated wines from usually good wineries and they didn't carry it before.

The economic downturn has hurt the higher priced offerings.

So it isn't surprising to see them at Costco these days.

They have to sell it to somebody.

As a small winemaker, I certainly can understand your perspective.

As a consumer, they have some bargains I can't pass up.

Hewitt and Groth cabs, to name a couple.