Saturday, October 4, 2008

Early Holiday Wine News - FREE SHIPPING OFFER

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Holiday Wine News and Frank’s Boutique Wine Selections™
Vol. 3, Issue 3

With
the help of our great customers and employees, GGWC had its best year ever! Seems like I started my holiday newsletter last year on a similar note, but it is true. So much has been accomplished, including the long awaited opening of our new retail showroom, which turned out to be a nice success. We also celebrated GGWC’s 3rd Anniversary (10.18), and are looking forward to many more with you on board! Feedback is always appreciated, so please let me know if you see anything that needs improvement, as I’m always open to new ideas. More importantly, I want to sincerely thank everyone for being so supportive of our venture and for making it such a success. I truly look forward to serving you for many years to come.
Here come the Holidays! - In anticipation of the upcoming holiday season, we are offering some great new wines as well as a variety of options for gift cases. If you would like to make up your own gift case we can easily create something to suit your taste! Included are new additions, some inaugural releases, and of course big guns such as Kistler, Grace Family, Paloma, Dunn, DuMol. But as always, a big role is given to small boutique wineries such as Blackbird, Igneous, Trespass, Kamen. ASK ABOUT OUR FREE SHIPPING OFFER!!!

2008 year in review - We are still growing and every day I am excited to talk to both long time and new customers. “Frank’s World Wine Tasting Tour” was a great success. We tasted in New York , Ohio , Wyoming , West Virginia and Kentucky ! For 2009, we are planning to visit Florida, Minnesota , Pennsylvania , and Texas . If your state is not on the list, or if you missed us during a previous visit, don’t hesitate to contact us and we promise to make plans to come back or get there soon.

Remember that one of the best guides to wine education is Frank’s Wine Club! By joining, you will receive six bottles every two months. These wines are a preview to what will appear in the following month’s newsletter, offering an excellent opportunity to taste some of these hard-to-find wines before we promote them—and they sell out fast!
In closing, I am certain our wine selections will make your Holidays more memorable and enjoyable. As a thank you to our loyal customer, we will pay the freight* for each order of $600.00 or more from now until the end of 2008




Igneous 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley – Retail 105.00 – GGWC 95.00
This winery has turned lots of heads the last couple of years, and they might have hit the jackpot with this latest release. For those who bought the 03 & 04 vintages, I can honestly say that this one tips them both. Igneous was created in 2002 after the owners were able to secure grapes from the Thorevilos Vineyard, owned by David Abreu. The 2005 is a blend of 82% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, and 4% Petit Verdot sourced from both the Thorevilos, and Igneous estate, which is managed by Abreu. This wine continues to develop wonderfully! The visual begins with an incredible deep garnet and plum color. Deep and complex aromas of ripe black cherry and blackberry delightfully lift out from the glass that are met moments later with surrounding scents of barrel vanillin. The volume and viscosity of this wine is seamless from front to back. Showy flavors of cherry, cassis and dried berry provide great intensity of fruit. The integration of tannin and structure in the back of the palate carry this wine’s lengthy finish. Seductive in its demeanor, this wine has plenty of personality.

Grasso 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley -- Retail 54.00 – GGWC 48.00
Only 525 cases of this handcrafted wine were produced. The aroma is very complex with layers of black cherry, ripe plum, toffee, creamy vanilla and bay leaf, followed by hints of cigar tobacco, amaretto, olive, black pepper and white chocolate. The flavors that unfold on the palate are bright cherry and cranberry, caramelized toasty French oak, cloves, cedar spice and mocha.

Robert Foley 2006 Claret, Napa Valley -- Retail 135.00 – GGWC 119.99
Robert Foley has not let me down in all the years of his winemaking, and this 2006 is yet another statement of his dominance! This wine is well- balanced on both the nose and palate. It offers a dense purple-colored hue showcasing a very intense almost sweet aroma with hints of crème de cassis, chocolate, and black stone fruit. Although big and intense on its approach, this wine is nevertheless very sexy and pleasant. Some time in the cellar needed.

White Rock 04 Cabernet Sauvignon “Laureate”, Napa Valley -- Retail 55.00 – GGWC 46.00
I can’t believe it, but White Rock is approaching 20 years in business! I fondly recall their 1987 Claret, which was their second release. This vintage could have been a “claret” as well, but since it has 75% Cabernet as well as 20 % Cabernet Franc, 3 % Merlot, and 2 % Petit Verdot, the “Laureate” was born. White Rock is an amazing property. Nestled on and between a few mountain slopes, this estate has been able to produce old-world-style wines from its property for nearly two decades now. I would say that the 2004 is one for the books! It exhibits powerful, dark fruit aromas and a rich, broad mouth-feel. Ripe blackberry and currant are complemented by undertones of coffee and vanilla bean. Notes of chocolate and a hint of licorice linger through a finish of lush tannins and dark plum.

O’Dwyer 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Clare Valley -- Retail 75.00 – GGWC 68.00
The 2006 O’Dwyer was (93%) sourced from the Estate property which was planted 70 years ago. Another 7% Cabernet Sauvignon was sourced from one of O’Dwyer’s neighboring vineyards in the Clare Valley . The wine has notes of roasted coffee with hints of blackberry, and a touch of sweet, toastiness. On the palate this meaty wine is dense, lively, and very well-balanced. This youngster has modest tannin levels, which I would call silky, and they seem to smooth out even more on the finish. The wine is amazingly artistic, lush and rich with a long finish. A real “piece de résistance” and I am sure it will get many lookers when the press gets a hold of this one! Only 400 cases produced (100 cases for the US )

Culler La Palette 2005 Cabernet -- Retail 55.00 – GGWC 49.50
Karen Culler’s La Palette is a blend of 91 Cabernet Sauvignon and 9% Petit Verdot. Due to the addition of the Petit Verdot, this wine is densely saturated on both the nose and palate. Its flavor is rich with a touch of sweet black cherry fruit and cassis and a touch of toasty vanilla. The wine is lush and elegant and flows over the tongue like expensive silk! This well-structured wine could use some time in the cellar, although after decanting for a good hour, its true colors true colors will show!

Baldacci 2005 Cabernet Stag’s Leap District Napa Valley -- Retail 70.00 – GGWC 62.00
The Baldacci’s Black Label Estate Cabernet Sauvignon is 100% Cabernet. It was aged in 70% new French oak barrels for 20 months and bottle aged for 14 months prior to release. The integrated aromas of cigar box, rose petals, and cassis linger in this classic, Old World style Cabernet as you taste the wine. Dusty tannins highlight the ripe plums, leather and brambly notes. Hints of fig and bittersweet chocolate powder linger on the palate as the wine expands into an outstanding finish. The complexity and balance on this wine makes it enjoyable now, in its youth, but you will be rewarded to lay it down and enjoy this wine in a few years as the dense flavors soften and integrate.

Blackbird 2006 “Illustration” Proprietary Red, Napa Valley -- Retail 99.00 – GGWC 87.99
This has become a “collector item” only after a few vintages! Some of you might not know this, but this vineyard has been around for years! Paul Hobbs and Mia Klein (Selene), used to buy the Cabernet and Merlot and produced a “Blackbird” designated wine from this estate. After the success that both winemakers had with this vineyard, it was a no-brainer for the owner to start making his own wine. He hired Sarah Gott, who has been doing a stellar job with this vineyard! This release is a blend of 86% Merlot, 11% Cabernet Franc, and 3% Cabernet Sauvignon Optimal after decanting. This elegant, full-bodied wine unfolds with aromatic notes of black cherry, toffee, cocoa powder, iris flower, and subtle leather. Upon entry, the rich, focused core, with its boastful concentration, leads to intense flavors of bramble berries and roasted meat. Framed by persistent acidity and an elegant structure, the finish “illustrates” the wine’s longevity.

Fisticuffs 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley – Retail 33.00- GGWC 29.99
For those who dream of big and expensive Cabernets and don't want to pay the big bucks... I got news for you! I heard rumors that the juice that does not make it into Hourglass, one of those $140.00+ wines, goes into the Fisticuff label. By no means, this is a great wine not a reject! This wine is the real deal. Intense Cabernet aromas with hints of vanilla, plum and black cherry aromas. Medium to full in body with lively and lush fruit on the palate that gives a real "punch" into a long and pleasantly flavorful almost silky finish. This is a wine that would go well with some hardy red meats, a rack of lamb or steak.

Gain Bay 2006 Proprietary Red, Napa Valley – Retail 25.00 – GGWC 19.99
Pete did it again - A well-priced wine from Napa ! A rare feat in the days of $100.00+ wines. As it was the case with the two previous releases, this puppy is ready upon uncorking. This latest release offers a nice array of spicy red stone fruit with a touch of sweet oak. Full in body and laced with flavorful lush fruit on the palate, this wine drinks very well now, and will do so for a few years to come. Hurry for this price—it will be gone in no time!

Page - Revolver 2005 Cabernet Franc “The Fury”, Napa Valley -- Retail 50.00 – GGWC 44.99
Like the other wines of Page Wine Cellars, this is artisan winemaking at its best: hand-worked and hand-crafted. This is no ordinary Cab Franc! Brash, yet supple...the Cabernet Franc shows its true colors
by expressing deep blackberries laced with a hint of dried thyme. This wine is aged for 28 months in 100% French oak. Truly an eyebrow raiser...enjoy!!! (Yes, there is a story behind the nick-name ‘The Fury’ but it is unbefitting for print).

Kokomo 2006 Cuvee, Sonoma County – Retail 24.00 – GGWC 19.99
This is “ Bordeaux meets the Rhone .” A blend of Cabernet Franc and Petite Sirah, this dense, dark and very intensely concentrated wine (almost black in color) is very complex on both the nose and palate. It has a luscious flavorful body, lots of black cherry, chocolate, and even a hint of tobacco and minerality as well. This young puppy is a great value, and a stellar holiday wine!

Gargiulo 2005 Aprile “Super Oakville Red” Napa Valley -- Retail 50.00 – GGWC 44.00
Gargiulo’s Super Oakville Red Aprile is their “Super Tuscan.” It is produced from a 1.5 acre block on the Money Road Ranch (Estate), in the heart of Napa Valley ’s Oakville district. It has aromas of violet, cherry, sage and wild flowers. On the palate, the aromas translate into lush flavors of currant, black cherry, and blueberry all supported by ripe tannins which create a dusty finish. The mouth feel of this wine is lush and lingering, almost visceral, for their interpretation of its ‘Super Tuscan’ 97 Sangiovese and 3% Cabernet Sauvignon were blended to craft a wine with a deep ruby color, complexity and long, broad finish.

Paloma 2006 Merlot, Estate Spring Mountain Napa Valley -- Retail 65.00 – GGWC 56.00
This must have been one of the best endeavors put together by Paloma. This limited release offers an aroma of chocolate, toffee and black cherry. Full in body with lots of intensity and juicy flavors, the wine screams with black cherries and with some sweet, subtle vanilla in the background. Lush and fleshy, and all that a Merlot should be, this well-made wine is very intense and shows nicely from start to the long, elegant, silky finish.

Paradigm 2005 Merlot, Estate Napa Valley - Retail 50.00 - GGWC 43.99
Paradigm continues to produce very consistent delicious wines. The 2005 release was one of the smallest on record, but one of their best effort yet to date! The wine kicks off with a deep ruby color and offers a pleasant, but intense aroma of black stone fruits, a hint of spice and toastiness. On the palate, a similar flavor profile works it way through the center with ripe fruit flavors predominating the scene. The wine is full in body and mouth coating with lovely and forward flavors and balanced acidity. The wine finishes long and elegant with silky tannins. This 500 case production will be gone in no-time, and for those fans of Heidi Barrett, I would not pass up any of her wines!

Jelly Roll 2006 Syrah, Santa Barbara --Retail 40.00 – GGWC 35.00
This stellar Syrah was sourced from the well-regarded Larner and Stolpman vineyards, and those familiar with these sources know that they produce killer juice! This lush, full-bodied Syrah offers a powerful blackberry and cassis aroma and flavor on the silky but intense palate. The wine “rolls” over the palate like a sweet “Jelly” candy. Limited production!

Saracina 2005 Petite Sirah, Mendocino -- Retail 27.50 – GGWC 23.99
The Petite Sirah was sourced from two vineyards, an old-vine block in the McDowell Valley planted in 1948, and a younger, steep, hillside block in the Ukiah Valley . In both of these vineyards, berry and cluster size were very small and crop levels were well below two tons per acre, giving great concentration and depth to the finished wine. With fruit like this, winemaking becomes almost an afterthought, especially with the likes of David Ramey at the helm. The 2005 Petite Sirah exhibits an inky blue/black color and vivid black raspberry, blackberry and floral notes. It is a big wine but surprisingly civilized and supple on the palate, accessible now but worthy of holding for a generation. 268 cases produced only!

Talisman 2005 Pinot Noir "Red Dog" Sonoma Mountain -- Retail 50.00 – GGWC $44.95
Reflecting its mountainside ancestry, this wine is large-scaled, yet manages to retain elements of elegance and grace. This is a complex, layered wine with notes of sweet blueberry, dusty raspberry, star anise, and cinnamon on the nose. It manages to find that rare balance between a tight structure and a lush, round mouthfeel. In the mouth, sweet red fruit, spicy vanilla notes, and an alluring flavor profile that is backed by loads of very fine-grained tannins. There are subtle layers of orange zest, cocoa and raspberry. We recommend decanting for immediate enjoyment. While approachable now, this (big) Red Dog should really start to show its best in a few more years. Only 272 cases produced.

2006 Lioco Pinot Noir Hirsch Vineyard, Sonoma Coast --Retail 60.00- GGWC 52.99
Only 256 cases were produced! Here, Pinot Noir's orchestral prowess is on display. The seductive Mount Eden clone at David Hirsch's property hits octaves so high, you wonder how such an elixir came from humble grapes. It's as though a liqueur was made from rose petals and red raspberries. **LIMITED **


Cima Collina 2005 Pinot Noir Hilltop Ranch, Monterey --Retail 68.00 – GGWC 59.00
This is the inaugural vintage of the Hilltop Ranch Vineyard from the nice folks at Cima Collina. The grapes from this vineyard are generally of small size and are much darker and richer than most Pinot Noir fruit, which is attributed this to soil, clonal selections, and climate. This wine is powerful, dark, and rich with aromas and flavors of plums, blueberries, earth, smoke and spice. It will benefit from some bottle ageing now since it is still in its infancy, and since it’s a well-structured wine, it will age in the cellar for at least the next 6-10 years.

B. Kosuge 2006 Pinot Noir Manchester Ridge, Mendocino – Retail 44.00- GGWC 39.99
I have long admired the wines of the cooler parts of Mendocino County , like the Anderson Valley , for their “lightness” (by that I don’t mean light bodied) and perfume. They seem to dance across the tongue, without sacrificing richness or body, which seems to me to be the definition of a great Pinot Noir. The wines from Manchester are somewhat more sinewy than their counterparts from down below. The 2006 has a lovely perfume, is medium-full bodied and has a lot of flavor packed onto a lithe frame. Now, pretty grapes don’t automatically translate into beautiful wine, but in this case there is an unblemished purity to the flavors in this wine that is pretty irresistible. 300 cases produced.

Jelly Jar 2006 Zinfandel, Nova Vineyard Lake County -- Retail 25.99 – GGWC 22.99
This is not a joke. The folks at Jelly Jar put a stellar wine in the bottle (not jar)! Working with 40+ year old vines, it is not hard to come up with a great wine (not!). But these guys surprised me, and after tasting the wine I was sold. Lush fruit explodes on entry. Bright color and intense aromas of black fruit and black pepper, with a touch of chocolate and coffee bean, are found in this 200 cases production wine. The wine is medium to full in body with an elegant and long lasting finish. Don’t wait too long to order!

2006 Licoo Proprietary Red “Indica” Mendocino -- Retail 22.50 – GGWC 18.99
This blend of Petite Sirah and Carignane is a fun Fall/Winter blend from the guys at Lioco. Bright, and lively on its feet. A wine of medium weight and moderate alcohol. Seductive and feminine with flesh in all the right places. Driven by Morello cherries, violets and freshly ground Moroccan spice. Reminds me of a young Dolcetto or a cru Beaujolais .

White Rock 2006 Estate Chardonnay, Napa Valley – Retail 33.00 – GGWC 29.00
The 2006 Chardonnay is characterized by bright fruit and minerality. The wine opens with scents of lime, quince and linden flower. Fresh white peach and pear complement the creaminess lent through sur-lie ageing. The length of the finish and crisp acidity provide for an unusually refreshing chardonnay.

2006 Lioco Chardonnay, Charles Heintz Sonoma Coast -- Retail 50.00 – GGWC 43.00
The rich, amber color suggests the use of oak barrels (none were used). The perfume is at once exotic and high toned recalling night blooming jasmine, ginger, and lemon blossoms. But there are deeper, bass-tones too like raw honey and wet slate. The attack is mouth-coating, demonstrating the wine’s prowess through its sheer viscosity. Still, a vibrant acidity cuts through the honeycomb, candied ginger, and lemon peel flavors. Only 332 cases produced!

2007 Lioco Chardonnay, Sonoma County --Retail 22.50 – GGWC 19.99
This wine is a blend from various sites in the creek-bed soils of Dry Creek, Chalk Hill, Russian River Valley and Alexander Valley . This wine is flavorful and aromatic on impact. Very well balanced, and very well priced!

Vogelzang 2007 Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Barbara -- GGWC 32.00 – GGWC 27.99
Elegant intensity is the most appropriate way to describe the 2007 offering. This wine bursts with distinct and clear fruit expressions of pineapple, pear, and lime, complimented with a wonderful minerality reminiscent of Bordeaux Blanc that we now recognize as a classic Vogelzang Vineyard aroma profile. The mouthfeel is amazingly broad and rich, yet it maintains an excellent natural acidity true to the varietal. Seamlessly elegant from start to finish.

Stephen Test 2007 Sauvignon Blanc, Russian River Valley – Retail 25.00 – GGWC 21.00
This Sauvignon Blanc is a real “test” for those who “know” wine. Yes, it underwent malolactic fermentation, but it was suppressed to retain the real Sauvignon qualities! The finished wine is complex with subtle hay, melon and pear notes. It is relatively low in alcohol and retains the crisp acidity of the cool-climate site. It's going to be perfect with seafood or as an appetizer-type wine for the upcoming holiday season!

Saracina 2007 Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Mendocino Retail 28.00 – GGWC 23.99
The Saracina folks are all about bio-dynamic, organic farming! Their 25+ year old, low yield organically farmed vineyards produce intense fruit with excellent varietal character. With David Ramey on board, this venture can only get better! The 2007 SB shows the strengths of a great vintage and the complexity of old vines and clones. The palate shows the weight of extended lees contact perfectly balanced by clean, vibrant acidity that lends length, persistence, and a stunning inner mouth perfume. Aromas of Anjou pear, grapefruit and wet stones remind you of how complex and serious a well made Sauvignon can be.

Spencer Roloson 2007 Viognier, Knights Valley – Retail 32.00 – GGWC 25.00
100% Viognier grapes from the infamous Condrieu clone were used in the production of this wine. The wine is rich and intense on the nose and palate. With tangerine and pineapple fruit that integrates with classic flavors of beeswax, apricot and the exotic floral, anise, and bee pollen aromas. A bright beam of acidity elevates the finish, supporting the rich minerality of this medium to full-bodied wine.

Bernard Kieren 2006 Graacher Himmelreich Riesling “Spatlese” Mosel -Retail 31.50 – GGWC 26.50
Only 300 cases were produced of this “Spatlese”, which means late harvest in German. This is a vineyard that produces age worthy wines. This wine offers a very good interplay between floral flavors, mineral acidity and citrus aromas. It is crisp and transparent with precise balance and a classic Mosel profile. Long, mouthwatering finish. Perfect balance, weight and acidity, and very well-structured with a touch of tropical fruit at the end.
CHECK OUT OUR GIFT CASE SELECTIONS!
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Frank’s Holiday Sampler ** --- Retail $415.00- GGWC $350.00*

A mixed case of spectacular hard-to-find wines from premium local producers, as well as a stellar quality Champagne . This case is intended for those on your list who enjoys wine and is exploring the different regions and top producers. This mixed case is what we are all about: top-notch wines at affordable prices.

Page Revolver “The Fury” Cabernet Franc, Adams Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon, Saracina “Estate” Petite Syrah, B. Kosuge Pinot Noir , Jelly Jar “Nova” Zinfandel, Nicholas Feuillate NV Blue Label, Kokomo Cuvee, Gain Bay Cabernet, White Rock Cabernet, Lioco Chardonnay, Stephen Test Sauvignon Blanc and Pey Riesling.

Holiday Bargain Gift Case ** --- Retail $240.00- GGWC $199.00*

A delicious case of wonderful wines from various small, hard-to-find, artisan producers at a very reasonable price. An excellent gift to remember your friends, family, colleagues. Like with all the wines we feature, this hand-picked selection was carefully tasted and evaluated before making the final cut.

California Myth **Full Gift Case Retail $1550.00 – GGWC $1299.00*
A collectors dream, a must have, all unique, hard-to-find cult, boutique, artisan producers that you usually only read in the press. Now you get to taste them!
2005 Hourglass (R. Foley) Cabernet Sauvignon, 2003 Bonny’s Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, 2005 Revana (Heidi Barrett) Cabernet Sauvignon, 2006 DuMol Pinot Noir “Designated Vineyard,”2006 Paloma Merlot, 2006 Kongsgaard Chardonnay, 2005 Igneous Cabernet Sauvignon, 2006 Diamond Creek Cabernet Sauvignon, 2005 Trespass Cabernet Sauvignon, 2006 Black Bird Proprietary Red, 2006 Small Vines Pinot Noir, and 2005 Kamen (Mark Herold) Cabernet Sauvignon

California Myth ** Six-Bottle Gift Case Retail $699.00 – GGWC 599.00*
2005 Hourglass (Robert Foley) Cabernet Sauvignon, 2005 Trespass Cabernet Sauvignon, 2005 Revana (Heidi Barrett) Cabernet Sauvignon, 2006 Small Vines Pinot Noir, 2006 Paloma Merlot, and 2005 Igneous Cabernet Sauvignon.

From Port-to Port **(mixed 3-pack) Retail 499.00 – GGWC 450.00*
While any port producer can declare a vintage year, only in the very best years does a Port receive a declaration of “vintage.” The producer must submit a sample to the Wine Institute of Porto for its approval. There have been years when only one producer has declared a vintage, but all port producers, wine lover and critics agreed that 1970, 1994 and 1997** were three of the finest years for port, ever. They are drinking beautifully now, and these wines will also please our children on a holiday evening or special occasion many years from now. This three-pack consists out of 1970 Graham (93 points RP), 1994 Graham (96 points RP) & 1997Graham (93 points RP).

Buy-A-Membership-to-our-Wine-Club Gift***

Do you have a hard time selecting wines when walking into your local store? Or, do you say to yourself, “I really want to try a bottle before I buy a whole case?” We have your answer. Become a member of the Wine Club and we send you a shipment of six bottles of hand-selected, premium wines every two months through out the course of the year, along with extra features such as elaborate wine and food pairing notes. We have made these selections available in three different price categories, to fit your budget or appetite as well as offering you an opportunity to save on some excellent wines! In addition, when you sign up for the entire calendar year, you will receive your sixth shipment almost FREE OF CHARGE!

Beginner Club at 149.99*** (per shipment) or 799.99*** (annually)
Advanced Club at 199.99*** (per shipment) or 1099.99*** (annually)
Premium Club at 299.99*** (per shipment) or 1599.99*** (annually)

A Century of Ports - Retail 410.00- GGWC 375.00*
A must have for the holidays. This compilation 4 bottle case of 10, 20, 30 & 40 year old Tawny Ports from the Graham Family. Year, after year this has been a big hit!

Six-is-the-way-to-go- Gift Pack (2 Red, 2 White and 2 Bubblies) Retail 180.00 - GGWC 149.99*
A sampler pack that will make both donor and recipient very happy. It includes two reds, two whites and two excellent sparklers: Gain Bay Red, Luli Chardonnay, Carica SB, Nichols Feuillatte Champagne Brut, Engel Merlot and Avinyo Cava

Three Is “not a “Crowd (mixed 3-pack 1 red, 1 white and 1 bubbly)
Retail 130.00 – GGWC 99.99*

Don’t know what to give to your colleague or Uncle Bill? They’ll be happy with this three-pack and you won’t break the bank! Gift-pack includes: Adams Ridge Cabernet, Lioco Chardonnay, and Nicholas Feuillatte Champagne NV Brut
Don’t’ forget to inquire about the following NEW releases!
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A.P. Vin 2007 Vin Pinot Noir
Adams Ridge 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Amuse Bouche 2006 Red Blend
Arietta 2006 various new releases
Bonny’s Vineyard 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon – It is back, but now made by Meyer!
Coup de Foudre 2006 37.2 & Cabernet Sauvignon
David Arthur various new releases
Diamond Creek 2006 Designated Vineyards Cabernet
Drew 2006 Syrah, Mendocino Ridgeline
DuMol 2006 Pinot Noir & Syrah, Designated Vineyards
Dunn 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa
Egelhoff 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Engel 2005 Merlot (made by Robert Foley)
Grace Family 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon
Hollywood & Vine 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Hourglass 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Hundred Acre 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon
Kamen 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Kongsgaard 2006 Chardonnay
La Sirena Cabernet, Syrah, Muscat (Heidi Barrett)
Nicholas Feuillatte Brut NV Champagne - Retail 46.00 - GGWC 34.99
Paul Lato 2006 Syrah (96 Pt Robert Parker)
Plumpjack “Cade” Cabernet Sauvignon
Prisoner 2007 Red blend
Robert Foley 2006 Petite Sirah & Merlot
Roessler 2006 Clos Pepe Pinot Noir
Selene 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Selene 2007 Sauvignon Blanc
Small Vines 2006 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast
Spottswoode 2005 Cabernet
Westerly 2007 Sauvignon Blanc
… and many more…
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