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2011 Rotation Chardonnay
Why you should try it:
The Fresh and Fruity enthusiasm of the young grapes lifts the wine and explodes in your mouth, while the perfect amount of vintaged wine,that has been matured and allowed to develop complexity, give the wine character and balance.
What you should know:
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
- Exquisite for food pairing
2011 Martin & Weyrich Moscato Allegro
Why you should try it:
Deliciously versatile, Moscato Allegro is lovely on a hot day or a cold night. It is delightfully refreshing on its own, but also makes a wonderful complement to brunch, desserts, spicy dishes and sweet and tangy sauces. Serve as an aperitif, pair with the favorite foods or enjoy all by itself!
What you should know:
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
- Exquisite for food pairing
2007 Toolbox Oak Knoll District Napa Valley Chardonnay
Why you should try it:
The Oak Knoll District is the latest appellation added to the Napa Valley. It is located just north of the city of Napa and is second only to the Carneros AVA as Napa’s coolest region. It has fine, gravely, loam soil. The area is best known for Chardonnay and the Bordeaux varieties – this wine make shock you as it drinks like a Chablis! The rich mouth on this bears witness to the very reason that the Oak Knoll District has its very own appellation.
What you should know:
- Perfectly food friendly
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
2009 Takutai Pinot Gris
Why you should try it:
Takutai is a Maori term about “place” – especially a safe place. It’s about the coastal connection that every New Zealander feels – even when they may live 150km from the sea (as this is the furthest they can live from the coast in the beautiful island nation!) It’s about the boating that so many Kiwis enjoy – and the seafood bounty they can collect whilst enjoying it.
What you should know:
- Gold Medal- Liquor land International Wine Competition 2010
- Gold - Liquorland International Wine
- Competition 2010
- Silver - Royal Easter Show Wine Awards 2011
- Silver - International Wine Challenge 2011
2009 Takutai Sauvignon Blanc
Why you should try it:
Takutai is a Maori term about “place” – especially a safe place. It’s about the coastal connection that every New Zealander feels – even when they may live 150km from the sea (as this is the furthest they can live from the coast in the beautiful island nation!) It’s about the boating that so many Kiwis enjoy – and the seafood bounty they can collect whilst enjoying it.
What you should know:
- Gold Medal - Liquor land International Wine Competition 2010
- Silver - San Francisco Wine Competition 2011Bronze - NZ International Wine Show 2010
- Bronze - International Aromatic Wine Competition 2011
- 4 ½ stars - Wine Orbit
2009 Jana Dry Riesling
Why you should try it:
The Rieslings of Mendocino do extremely well, with its ideal growing conditions. Jana Wines are named to convey the romance and passion Scott feels for his wife, Jana, and also for the creation of the wines that they love to share.
What you should know:
- 2012 – Gold Medal – San Francisco Chronicle
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
- Exquisite for food pairing
2009 Katarina Chardonnay
Why you should try it:
his Chardonnay appeals to anyone who enjoys a crisp, fresh, and citrus-driven white wine; even Sauvignon Blanc drinkers!
What you should know:
- Perfectly food friendly
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
2011 Salvestrin Estate Sauvignon Blanc
Why you should try it:
Lively notes of grapefruit, white peach and pear rise from the glass as this wine is poured. On the palate a crisp entry leads to balanced acidity, concentrated flavors and rich structure, while maintaining a soft round mouthfeel. The flavors return and last as the freshness pleasantly lingers. Enjoy!
What you should know:
- 93 - Wine Spectator
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
- Exquisite for food pairing
2010 Jericho Canyon Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc
Why you should try it:
Crisp and refreshing Sauvignon Blanc, is the meticulously hand crafted and preserved like a story in a bottle. The cool climate and long exposure to sunshine makes this wine perfect and versatile for dining or socializing. The Goal of Jericho Canyon vineyards is to make wine that is true to each varietal each vintage.
What you should know:
- Perfect for entertaining
- 200 Cases Produced
- Exclusive Napa Valley Appellation
2011 Darms Lane Chardonnay Oak Knoll Napa
Why you should try it:
Wines from the Oak Knoll district of Napa are part of a certain pedigree, particularly their Chardonnays. Darms Lane Oak Knoll Chardonnay is a perfect example of the quality and environment of the wines produced here.
What you should know:
94 - Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
2008 Reynolds Family Chardonnay
Why you should try it:
Chardonnay is the second most widely planted grape on the planet, and can be found from England to New Zealand. Its versatility is astounding, as this grape is not temperamental in producing great wines in both cooler and warmer climates. Chardonnay is also a key player in champagne. Dr. Steve Reynolds, owner and wine maker has created this perfectly well balanced Chardonnay from Carneros is enticing for either solely sipping, or with the favorite homemade recipe. The mustard flower noted as their logo was indicative of the old settlers planting them along trails to show people the way to the missions. Reynolds Family Winery's trail ends with you as it welcomes you home.
What you should know:
- A must have for the cellar
- Perfect for entertaining at home
- Exquisite for food pairing
2010 Jana Angel Eis Riesling Ice Wine
Why you should try it:
Ice Wine is the literal translation for the sweeter category of Rieslings "eiswein" because the grapes are harvested while still frozen to ensure the highest concentration of residual sugar. Jana Wines are named to convey the romance and passion Scott feels for his wife, Jana, and also for the creation of the wines that they love to share.
What you should know:
- 90 - Wine & Spirits, September 2010;
- grapes are harvested while still frozen to ensure the highest concentration of residual sugar
- Enjoy now through 2020
