The Fab Faux close their four-night residency at City Winery NYC with a New Year’s Eve rock and roll dance party, starting at 3:00pm so the celebration has room to keep going. This bottle is the last chapter of the run. Skip the bubbles for once. This red opens with ripe currant, juicy dark berries, and a touch of black licorice, then moves into a full, chewy body of cocoa, leather, and concentrated dark fruit. The finish is long and smooth, with just enough sweetness to feel like a celebration. Featuring original Fab Faux artwork and made in limited quantities, it makes a thoughtful gift for the Beatles fan on your list. It’s equally good on your own table when the countdown starts.

Rubber Soul is the record where The Beatles turned inward: warmer guitars, folk textures, and songs written to be listened to closely. On December 28, The Fab Faux play it front to back at City Winery NYC, and this bottle marks the night. The wine opens with ripe currant and juicy dark berries, followed by a touch of black licorice. It’s full-bodied and chewy on the palate, then settles into velvety cocoa, leather, and concentrated dark fruit. The finish is long and smooth, with a hint of sweetness. Like the album, it rewards patience and shows a little more with every pour. Made in limited quantities with original Fab Faux artwork, this is one of four bottles commemorating the residency. Collect the set, or open this one on a winter night with the record playing start to finish.

Some Beatles songs were built around brass. On December 30, The Fab Faux bring The Hogshead Horns to City Winery NYC for a night devoted to the catalog’s horn arrangements, played with the full sound the studio recordings deserve. This red is layered the same way. Ripe currant and dark berries lead, with a note of black licorice underneath. The palate is full and chewy, filling out with cocoa, leather, and dense dark fruit the way a horn section fills out a chorus. The finish lingers, smooth and slightly sweet. Produced in limited quantities with original Fab Faux artwork, it’s one of four bottles from the residency. A fitting pour for a dinner party with the volume up, and a fine addition to the full collection.

A Hard Day’s Night captures The Beatles at full sprint in 1964, with every song a Lennon and McCartney original and that opening chord still ringing sixty years later. On December 29, The Fab Faux play the whole album at City Winery NYC, and this bottle celebrates the night. Ripe currant and juicy dark berries arrive first, quick and bright, before a dark edge of black licorice. The body is full and richly textured, building toward cocoa, leather, and concentrated dark fruit. It finishes long and smooth, a little sweet and a little mysterious. This limited edition red features original Fab Faux artwork and is one of four bottles from the residency. Pour it for the friends you saw the show with, or keep it as a souvenir of a run that only comes around once a decade.