Believe it or not, MarCellar's has wines in stock you probably can't find in many major cities. Think you can find a 1997 Chateau Montelena Reserve Cabernet on the Internet cheaper than at MarCellar's? Think again. Marsella is as clever at buying wines (can you say "futures") as she is discriminating in her selection. There are also some quirks about wine market allocation that favor small states like Idaho. One patron from Dallas stopped by on his way to the airport on a lark and left with a case or two of Bordeaux he couldn't get back home.

Sometimes life isn't fair, but as long as the scale tips in our favor, we aren't complaining about it. Stop in and see what gems you can find. You may find that Napa Valley Cab from Caymus, Conn Creek, Duckhorn Valley, Hartwell, Hess Collection, Jade Mountain, Joseph Phelps, Mount Veeder Estate, Pride Mountain, or Stag's Leap that is plain old unavailble in the bustling cities.

Beside bordeaux, MarCellars also stocks a variety wines from around the world—whether you need an Australian Shiraz or an Italian Sangiovese, a Rhine Reisling of the or a Rhone Syrah—she probably has the wine you need. If you can't wait to taste your new treasure, you can always uncork the bottle in the shop and have a glass at the bar. It's okay to give in to instant gratification sometimes.