Costco Wine Guide

A running list of Costco faves

Dec 01, 2025

After far too many requests, it’s finally here: My Costco Wine Guide!

It’s nothing fancy, but it works.

Instead of spending days on a PDF guide that will be immediately outdated, I decided to write down all the wines that came to mind that I’ve loved from Costco. keep in mind, this is Costco in Canada - so the prices and products won’t always align! I know for a fact this list isn’t all-inclusive, but I’ll add to it as I remember past bottles or try new ones!

Also - let’s build this list together!

And here’s where I think we can really make this amazing. I want YOU to participate in making this the best list out there: If you have some favourites that aren’t on the list, share them in the comments! Including where you found it (which Costco/country) and the price if you have it.

Bubbles

Kirkland Signature Asolo Prosecco (Veneto, Italy)

A forever go-to. Amazing value, crowd-pleasing, perfect for spritzes or everyday celebrations.
Extra-dry (aka hint of sweet) with flavours of lemon, green apple, and white flowers.
Approx price: $7 USD / $11 CAD

Kirkland Signature Prosecco Rosé DOC

You can’t go wrong with this one! Extra-dry (barely noticeable hint of sweet), crisp acidity, zesty, strawberry-forward — delicious.
Approx price: $8 USD / $12 CAD

Kirkland Signature Champagne Brut (Champagne, France)

A consistent favourite. Solid Champagne that’s actually affordable and delivers year after year!
Brut (dry), crisp, flavours of green apple, brioche, lemon peel, subtle almond.
Approx price: $19.99 USD / ~$28-30 CAD

Whites

Kirkland Signature Sancerre (Loire Valley, France)

French Sauvignon Blanc at its finest, but as Kirkland wines typically are - way cheaper than your average Sancerre.
Dry, high acidity, aromatic, flavours of citrus, green apple, fresh herbs, flint
Approx price: $15.99 USD / ~$22-24 CAD

Kirkland Signature Chablis Premier Cru (Burgundy, France)

Unoaked Chardonnay from Burgundy; this is a beautiful example of Chablis and amazing value!
Super dry, high acidity, light to medium body, zero oak.
Flavours of wet stone, lemon, green apple, sea salt minerality.
Approx price: $18.99 USD / ~$27 CAD

Famille Vervier Pouilly-Fuissé (Burgundy, France)

Richer Chardonnay from Burgundy with some oak influence
Dry, medium body, moderate acidity, with flavours of ripe apple, pear, toasted almond, nutmeg.
Approx price: $20.00 USD / $30.00 CAD

Fincalegre Rioja Blanco (Rioja, Spain)

Lush white wine with oaked Chardonnay vibes and ridiculously amazing value! I wasn’t sure what to expect with such a low price tag, but love a Rioja blanco so gave it a try. Genuinely loved it.
Dry (with hints of sweetness, but definitely not off-dry), full bodied, flavours of juicy white peach, ripe pear, citrus blossom, baking spices, cedar
Approx price: $7.00 USD / $10.00 CAD

Les Alliés Pouilly-Fumé (Loire Valley, France)

Uniquely rich Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley.
Dry, super aromatic, medium-to-full bodied, flavours of ripe apple, pear, peach jam, pie crust, and a flinty finish.
Approx price: $20.00 USD / $30.00 CAD

Kirkland Signature Sonoma Chardonnay

Oaked California Chardonnay. Classically buttery and super affordable. This is always a good buy if you’re into the buttery stuff!
Full bodied with flavours of ripe apple, cantaloupe, peach, and that butter/vanilla/baking spice/toastiness from the oak.
Approx price: $7.99 USD / $12.00 CAD

Kirkland Signature ‘Ti Point’ Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand)

A classic example of a Marlborough Sauvy B — intensely acidic, aromatic, and all around refresing — and ridiculously inexpensive!
Flavours from zesty lemon/lime, pineapple, passionfruit, and fresh cut grass.
Approx price: $7 USD / $10 CAD

Grey Monk ‘Limited Edition’ Riesling

Approx price: $21.99 CAD

Reds

Kirkland Signature Côtes du Rhône Villages (Rhône, France)

This one consistently blows my mind (for the price). A classic Rhône blend with layers of flavour, so easy-drinking, and so inexpensive. Stock up.
Dry, medium bodied, smooth medium tannins, with flavours of black cherry, red plum, pepper, and some garrigue (dried herbs).
Approx price: $7.99 USD / $12.00 CAD

Kirkland Signature Gigondas (Rhône, France)

GSM (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre) blend from the south of France, similar to the Côtes du Rhône Villages (from a grape/terroir standpoint) but richer and more complex.
Dry, full bodied, high alcohol (14.5%) with flavours of black cherry, red plum, garrigue (dried herbs), mulch, licorice, and spice.
Approx price: $13.99 USD / $20.00 CAD

Kirkland Signature Châteauneuf-du-Pape (Rhône, France)

A richer, bolder, more intense version of the KS Gigondas and the KS Côtes du Rhône Villages
Dry, full-bodied, high alcohol (15%), high (but smooth) tannins
Flavours of wild strawberries, dark fruit (blackberry, plum), spice (clove, pepper), dried herbs, licorice, clay, spice, forest floor, wet leaves.
Approx price: $20.00 USD / $35.00 CAD

Kirkland Signature Rioja Reserva (Rioja, Spain)

Super affordable, smooth, comforting. This one is pretty heavily oaked, making it perfect for sipping in front of a fire! In my opinion, at least ;)
Dry, medium-to-full bodied, moderate acidity, smooth tannins, flavours of red cherry, fig, cedar, and leather.
Approx price: $6.99 USD / $10.99 CAD

One Stone Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon (Paso Robles, California)

Classic Cab Sauv that’s ridiculously easy drinking. I’ve now bought it twice and haven’t filmed with it because I keep drinking it. Oops!
Dry, bold/full bodied, high tannins
Flavours of blackcurrant, blackberry, burnt cedar, graphite, cocoa, and a hint of mint.
Approx price: $15.00 USD / $25.00 CAD

Pirramimma Petit Verdot

I’ve been reaching for this one for years. It’s a staple at Costco here in Calgary and I’m so happy about it!
Bold and vibrant with flavours of blackberry, blueberry, cherry, vanilla, fresh herbs, cedar, and spice
Approx price: $15.00 USD / $23.00 CAD

Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages

Always reliable - this one is extremely easy drinking and inexpensive, but it doesn’t lack when it comes to quality!
Approx price: $7.99 USD / $15.00 CAD

Villa Antinori Toscana

Italian Super Tuscan
Blend of mostly Sangiovese, plus some Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and other red grape varieties
Pretty darn good! Not out of this world amazing, but it does the trick. Its big and bold with pretty aggressive tannins (decanting a bit might be your friend here) with flavours of ripe black cherry, black plum, blackberry, vanilla, spice, dried herbs, and tobacco smoke.
Approx price: $15 USD / $21.99 CAD

CVNE ‘Cune” Rioja Reserva

A blend of Tempranillo, Garnacha, Graciano, and Mazuelo grapes from the Rioja Alta region of Spain.
Flavours of blackberry, cherry, anise, tobacco, baking spice.
Approx price: $12 USD / $16.99 CAD

Trivento Golden Reserve Malbec

100% Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina.
Approx price: $12 USD / $16.99 CAD *Not sure if this one is actually available in US Costco, but I used the standard conversion for the US price!