M&V Wine Club in Little Rock
Exceptional wines. Thoughtfully chosen. Explore a preview of Mash & Vine Market’s upcoming Wine Club through two introductory collections designed for in-store discovery.

THE COLLECTIONS
Two ways to explore wine
Choose a collection below, then discover each included wine, the people who make it and the places it comes from. Both introductory collections were announced at $200 for in-store purchase.

M&V Red Wine Collection
Explore four curated California red wines, including Cabernet Sauvignon and a proprietary red blend. Browse the wines and discover their wineries, tasting notes and food-pairing ideas.
$200 $232 stated regular retail value; subject to confirmation
Explore the Red Collection →
M&V White Wine Collection
Explore five curated California white wines, including Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. Discover winery stories, production styles and suggested pairings for each bottle.
$200 $241 stated regular retail value; subject to confirmation
Explore the White Collection →More than a bottle: the story behind the wine
Every wine in the collection has its own profile with background on the producer and, once the exact vintage is confirmed, tasting notes, food pairings and a relevant review video. The wine library will continue to grow as new collections arrive.
Explore online. Discover in-store.
Visit Mash & Vine Market at 409 E. Third Street in downtown Little Rock. Collection availability and future membership details are subject to confirmation by the store. This is an information and in-store shopping experience; no online checkout is required.
Discover a wine club in Little Rock built around the stories in every bottle
The M&V Wine Club preview at Mash & Vine Market introduces two approachable ways to explore distinguished California wineries without committing to a membership program. Each collection brings together carefully selected wines and a dedicated online guide to the growers, vineyards, and tasting characteristics behind them. The introductory offer is designed for in-store purchase in downtown Little Rock; future membership details have not been finalized.
Explore the red and white wine collections
Prefer Cabernet Sauvignon and structured red blends? Start with the M&V Red Wine Collection, a four-bottle selection announced at $200 with a stated retail value of $232. The collection features The Vice 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon, Hourglass HG III 2023, Crossbarn Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2021, and Davies Vineyards Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022.
Interested in Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc? Discover the M&V White Wine Collection, a five-bottle selection announced at $200 with a stated value of $241. It includes Y3 Sauvignon Blanc, Crossbarn Chardonnay, Hourglass Sauvignon Blanc, Far Niente Chardonnay, and Paul Hobbs Chardonnay. Some exact bottling details remain under confirmation.
How the M&V wine library works
Choose a collection to view its wines, then open an individual wine profile for the winery’s story, grape varieties, winemaking choices, food-pairing ideas, and vintage-specific professional reviews when available. As we verify the exact bottles, we will add authentic photographs, carefully selected video reviews, and producer tasting notes. The goal is to give customers a practical wine reference they can revisit after the tasting or purchase.
Visit Mash & Vine Market at 409 E. Third Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. Please ask staff to confirm collection availability, current prices, and whether the introductory bundles can be purchased without joining a program. This website currently provides information, not online wine checkout.
M&V Wine Club questions
Where do I purchase the collections?
The introductory bundles are promoted for in-store purchase at Mash & Vine Market in Little Rock. Ask the store to confirm current availability and pricing.
Do I need a membership?
The full Wine Club program and any membership terms are still being finalized. The site currently showcases the two introductory wine collections.
Are the wine vintages listed?
We are verifying exact vintages, labels and review materials before publishing full tasting profiles. Ask store staff about the bottles currently included.