Rush Wines Distribution
Rush Wines is a small, Birmingham-based distributor of limited-production wines from independently owned wineries around the world.
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Rush Cellars
Founded by Alabama native Rush Garner in 2005, the Rush Cellars project began with the release of 728 cases of cabernet sauvignon from California to the Alabama market.
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Rush Wines Distribution

Rush Wines is a small, Birmingham-based distributor of limited-production wines from independently owned wineries around the world. Founded in August of 2002 by entrepreneur Rush Garner,

Rush Wines seeks to promote wine awareness in Alabama by bringing some of the world’s finest wines to its local markets, as well as by introducing consumers to the people behind the wines. The company is also involved in the production of its own private-label series of wines, which embodies our focus on higher-quality, handcrafted wines made by small-scale, family-owned wineries.

Rush Cellars

Founded by Alabama native Rush Garner in 2005, the Rush Cellars project began with the release of 728 cases of cabernet sauvignon from California to the Alabama market. Today, some 40,000 cases later, Birmingham resident Rush Garner has created an array of additional wines to compliment his flagship Cabernet.

The Rush Cellars portfolio now comprises a Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sparkling, Pinot Grigio, and a red blend called the Ol’ Vine Red. Available exclusively in Alabama, these handcrafted wines are made with the Southeast’s climate and accessibility to fresh Gulf seafood in mind. There are other wines in the works so look for this exciting brand at a store near you!

Welcome To Rush Cellars

Founded by Alabama native Rush Garner in 2005, the Rush Cellars project began with the release of 728 cases of cabernet sauvignon from California to the Alabama market. Today, some 20,000 cases later, Birmingham resident Rush Garner has created an array of additional wines to compliment his flagship Cabernet.

The Rush Cellars portfolio now comprises a Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sparkling, Pinot Grigio, and a red blend called the Ol’ Vine Red. Available exclusively in Alabama, these handcrafted wines are made with the Southeast’s climate and accessibility to fresh Gulf seafood in mind. There are other wines in the works so look for this exciting brand at a store near you!

About Rush Wines

 During numerous trips throughout western Europe with his grandfather, Rush tasted Spanish, French, Italian, German and Austrian wines with the various local cuisine. Upon his return, Rush wanted to recreate that experience.

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Rush Garner

Founder | 2002

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Rush Wines

Rush Wines

Founded in 2002, Rush Wines is a wine distributor located in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Join James at Piggly Wiggly Bluff Park on Thursday, October 10th for a FREE Wine Tasting from 5-6:30pm!🍷 Wine Tasting Thursday 5:00 - 6:30 pm hosted by Rush Wines. ... See MoreSee Less
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🍷🎨 How Wine Color Shapes Your Taste Perception!Ever noticed how the color of a wine can influence what you think it tastes like? 🧐 Turns out, it's more than just your imagination!- Color impacts flavor perception: Studies show that people expect darker wines to taste stronger, more tannic, or more complex, regardless of the actual taste.- Visual cues mislead: Red wines tend to be rated higher in intensity and flavor complexity due to their color.- Labeling influences: Color combined with label design can heavily influence your perception before you even sip!In blind taste tests, even wine experts have been fooled by color changes. 🤯 A white wine dyed red was mistaken for a red wine, proving that our eyes play a big role in how we perceive taste!Curious for more?🎯Learn more at winefolly.com/tips/how-color-affects-your-perception-of-taste-of-wine/#winescience #wine ... See MoreSee Less
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We are proud to partner with such great suppliers! 🩷🎗🩷"Every October, in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Angels & Cowboys donates a portion of proceeds from A&C Rosé and Brut Rosé sales to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. We are deeply committed to supporting the fight against breast cancer, a cause close to our hearts. Join us in raising a glass for the cause — and supporting life-saving research that brings us closer to a cure." ... See MoreSee Less
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