Order six bottles of our 2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir at $20 each and you have six gifts that each come in under $25 with shipping counted. It's a 91-point Oregon Pinot Noir under screwcap, it arrives in one box at your door, and you hand the bottles out yourself.
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Six Bottles of the Rogue Valley Pinot
Six bottles of our Rogue Valley Pinot is the smallest order that ships at the flat rate, and it splits evenly into six gifts.
- 6 × 2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir, $20 a bottle
6 bottles, $120 before shipping.
How does the math work out to under $25 a bottle?
We sell wine in sets of three, and six or more bottles ship for a flat $25. At today's prices, six bottles at $20 come to $120; add $25 shipping and it's $145, or $24.17 a bottle before tax and packaging fees.
Prices and the flat rate can change, so check the box above or your cart for the current total. Sales tax, where your state charges it, is added at checkout.
A three-bottle order doesn't get there. Three bottles ship at a rate set by state, which puts each bottle over $25. Our page on where we ship has those rates and the list of 37 states plus DC we reach.
Why does a $20 bottle hold up as a gift?
Michael Alberty of Wine Enthusiast gave the 2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir 91 points and a Best Buy in April 2026. Forbes also named it in Katie Bell's "12 Great Wine Values For $25 Or Less" in July 2025.
The bottle has a screwcap, so your neighbour can open it at the kitchen counter without hunting for a corkscrew, and the cap goes back on if it isn't finished that night.
The wine is light-bodied, with bright cherry, raspberry and marionberry, a little clove and forest floor, and zesty acidity. The fruit comes from across our estate blocks in Eagle Point, in southern Oregon's Rogue Valley. The full reviewer notes are in our post on Oregon Pinot Noir under $25.
How do you hand out six bottles as gifts?
- Ship the box to yourself. Use your own home or work address, since someone 21 or older has to sign for it. Orders ship within 1 to 3 business days, and UPS Ground takes 1 to 2 business days on the West Coast and up to 5 to the East Coast, so order at least a week and a half before the day you plan to hand them out. Holiday cutoffs are in our order-by dates.
- Store the bottles somewhere cool. A dark closet is fine for a few weeks, and a screwcap bottle can stand upright. Keep the box out of a hot car or a freezing garage.
- Wrap each one simply. A paper bottle bag works, or a tea towel tied with twine.
- Add a tag that says how to drink it. For example: "2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir. Screwcap, no corkscrew needed. Serve a little cool, around 55°F. Good with grilled salmon, pan-roasted duck with wild mushrooms, or elk. Drink now or keep it five years or more."
- Give wine only to adults. Hand bottles to people you know are 21 or older. For coworkers, check whether your workplace allows alcohol gifts or wants them taken home unopened.
- Keep a spare if the list shrinks. If someone drops off, that bottle drinks well now and will keep for several years.
We can't ship a single bottle, because our wines sell in sets of three. The six-way split works only if you deliver the bottles yourself. If you'd rather have wine go straight to someone's door, you can enter their address and a gift note at checkout, three bottles at a time; how to send wine as a gift covers that kind of order.
Who is a six-bottle split right for?
It fits any group where the gifts should match and the budget is fixed:
- A gift exchange with a $25 limit.
- Neighbours on your street or in your building.
- A small team at work.
- People who helped you this year: a contractor, a dog walker, the friend who watched the house.
- Hosts you'll visit over a few weeks, one bottle per dinner.
It's the wrong pick for some people on a list. If someone doesn't drink, or only drinks white wine, give them a white from a local shop or a non-alcoholic gift instead. For a collector who wants a bottle to put away for ten years, our 2024 Estate Pinot Noir is the cellar pick, though it costs more than this budget allows. For mixed styles or bigger budgets, our wine gift guide lays out options from about $60 up.
Our pick for this
Three Bottles of the Rogue Valley Pinot
Three bottles is the way to taste the wine yourself before you commit to six gifts.
- 3 × 2023 Rogue Valley Pinot Noir, $20 a bottle
3 bottles, $60 before shipping.
Quick answers
Can one wine order be split into six separate gifts? Yes; order six bottles to your own address and hand out one bottle to each person.
Can you ship a single bottle to each person on a gift list? No; our wines sell in sets of three, so single-bottle gifts work only if you deliver them yourself.
Does the Rogue Valley Pinot Noir need a corkscrew? No, it's sealed with a screwcap.
How should I store gift bottles until I hand them out? Somewhere cool and dark, away from a hot car or a cold garage; screwcap bottles can stand upright.
What should I give someone on the list who doesn't drink red wine? A different gift, such as a white wine from a local shop or something non-alcoholic.
The Wine Enthusiast review and the Forbes list are on our Press & Ratings page, and the six-bottle set is in the shop.