Penfolds is one of Australia's most acclaimed producers for a reason, and the 2016 St. Henri demonstrates their hallmark elegance and traditional sensibilities. There's no new oak, just a focus on fruit from some of Australia's most exceptional Shiraz vineyards. The best part: for a limited time, you can save $50. We've found it on sale for less than $100. Only 690 cases produced.

Regularly priced at $230, Graham's 2016 Vintage Port is available for less than $110 (!) for a limited time. The universally lauded 2016 vintage will reward careful cellaring for decades to come. So, tuck a couple of bottles away for down the road, but open a bottle now to see for yourself what all the fuss is about. There's arguably no better winter wine than port, and this will last for at least a month once opened. If you have the discipline.

There's a lot of value to be found in Southern Italy. And we've found this bottling from Feudi di San Gregorio, one of the region's top producers, for just a hair over $20. If you haven't tried Aglianico before, you should. The wines always overdeliver and they'll remind you of Barolo without the price tag, just with softer acidity and a characteristic honey note.

How often can you get wines from a region's top appellation for less than $25? Welcome to Beaujolais, one of the best values in the world of wine right now. The leading wines - like this example from Jean-Paul Brun - are decidedly Burgundian in style. Except at one-third of the price. This Morgon is the type of wine where one glass quickly turns into two, leaving the bottle empty before you know it.