• Deep, rich, chunky, and full bodied. Loads of black fruit, licorice, espresso roast, slight tobacco, and a hint of chocolate.
  • Wonderful plum, spice, currant and wild berry flavors. The soft tannins of this Bordeaux varietal carry these aromas and flavors to a long lingering finish - one that beckons for another sip, or better...a glass.
  • The Kendall-Jackson Vintner's Reserve Pinot Noir is soft and smooth; pretty red fruit flavors run the palate to the finish.
  • La Crema Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast
  • Rich fruit flavors, currant, blackberry, hints of pepper, subtle tannins.
  • Louis M. Martini Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valle

  • A dark cherry colour with good depth. Balsamic aromas with hints of ripe fruit, complex and spicy. The attack is fresh and light, with soft, rounded tannins. The finish proves persistent with some reminders of toasted oak. Its passage through the mouth is pleasant and elegant, fresh and easy to drink.
  • Marqués de Riscal Reserva wines are basically made from grapes from Tempranillo vines planted before 1970's, grown in the best clay-limestone soils of the Rioja Alavesa. This variety withstands oak- and bottle ageing well thanks to its good balance of acidity and fine tannin. The Graciano and Mazuelo varieties, whose presence in the blend does not exceed 10%, provide crispness and a lively colour.
    Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature of 26ºC and the maceration time is never more than 12 days. Riscal reservas spend around two years in American Oak barrels, producing a wine which corresponds to the classic Rioja style: fresh, fine, elegant and very suitable for laying down for many years. Before release for sale it spends a minimum of one year rounding off in the bottle; time enough to show how much complexity tempranillo is able to achieve.
  • Rosso del Veronese IGT. Dry, rich, velvety, complex and elegant. Made in the same approachable style as Campofiorin, of which this is a cuvée version, using the original production method inspired by the technique employed for Amarone.
  • Costasera Amarone. Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOCG. Proud, majestic, complex and exuberant: this is Masi's gentle giant.
  • Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOCG. An austere and majestic cru, the prototype of Amarone, it draws its unique and instantly identifiable style from the eponymous vineyard, with its ideal Vineyard orientation and all-important altitude.
  • Riserva Costasera Amarone Amarone della Valpolicella classico DOCG Riserva. Proud, majestic, complex and exuberant: this is a special cru version of Masi's gentle giant, Costasera. A benchmark for the Amarone category, which, together with Barolo and Brunello, makes up the aristocracy of the Italian wine world.
  • A rich garnet color with a ruby edge, the wine opens to reveal lifted fruit aromas of bright strawberry and jammy fruit, mocha, and vanilla, along with toasty oak notes. Expressive boysenberry, blackberry, dark cherry, juicy strawberry, and toasty mocha flavors lend complexity and depth on the palate. The well-integrated oak provides structure and depth seldom seen in Pinot Noir.
  • A full-bodied yet supple wine, this Merlot has good structure, with excellent acidity. The majority of the fruit for this wine is from our estate vineyards.
  • My Favorite Neighbor Cabernet Sauvignon
  • My Favorite Neighbor Harvey & Harriet -Red Blend
  • Bold, rich and leathery, delivering tiers of currant, mineral, spice and sage, this is a remarkably complex and deeply concentrated Opus that's potent while it leans into Cabernet's earthier spectrum.
  • Bold, rich and leathery, delivering tiers of currant, mineral, spice and sage, this is a remarkably complex and deeply concentrated Opus that's potent while it leans into Cabernet's earthier spectrum. ****375ML****
  • Opus One created a fine second wine called Overture. Every acre of the estate vineyard is meticulously farmed with the attention to detail and singular focus required to produce Opus One. This scrutiny carries through the blending process and certain lots will not be included in the final Opus One blend. Yet, when these lots are afforded additional time in barrel along with the added flexibility of blending across multiple vintages, the final wine achieves a remarkable elegance and complexity.
  • Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
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