Product Name | Retail Price | Region (Include Country) | Grape Varieties / Mash Bill | Attributes | Wine Description | Edit Entry |
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Muirwood Pinot Noir | 14.99 | Arroyo Seco, California | 100% Pinot Noir | Oaky in style, this bottling shows inviting notes of black cherry, vanilla and caramel. Baked gingerbread and cherry compote on the palate makes for a very enjoyable wine. | ||
2018 Pratsch Gruner Veltliner | 13.99 | Weinviertel Retz Neiderosterreich, Austria | Gruner Veltliner | ![]() | This wine is herbal, fresh, and spicy with notes of white pepper, apple, and citrus on the palate. Fresh and clean notes of pear and lemon rise immediately. They also play on the featherlight, easy and juicy palate, enlivened by some lively spritz. Dry and refreshing, this is made for a summer party or picnic. | |
2017 Rombauer Sauvignon Blanc | 26.99 | Napa Valley, California | 100% Sauvignon Blanc | Crisp and lively with flavors of lemon, lime, white nectarine and grapefruit. Full flavored, food friendly and even more enjoyable when shared. Try as an aperitif or with shellfish and pasta salads. | ||
2017 Ch Ste Michelle Riesling | 11.99 | Columbia Valley, Washington | 100% Riesling | ![]() | Our Columbia Valley Riesling is a blend of Riesling from throughout Washington’s Columbia Valley. Our goal is to craft a refreshing, flavorful, medium Dry Riesling vintage after vintage. The wine offers crisp apple aromas and flavors with subtle mineral notes. This is our everyday Riesling that is a pleasure to drink and easy to match with a variety of foods. | |
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2015 Ch Ste Michelle Cabernet Sauvignon | Columbia Valley, Washington | 87% Cabernet, 6% Merlot, 4% Syrah, 1% Malbec, 1% Cabernet Franc and 1% Petite Verdot | ![]() | We craft our Columbia Valley Cabernet to highlight concentrated Washington red fruit in an accessible style. This is an inviting Cabernet with plenty of complexity and structure with silky tannins. It’s also very versatile with good. Enjoy it with beef tenderloin or pasta. | ||
2015 Ch Ste Michelle Merlot | Columbia Valley, Washington | 92% Merlot, 4% Syrah, 3% Cabernet and 1% Petite Verdot | ![]() | We craft this wine to be our complex yet approachable Merlot. The wine offers aromas of Black Cherry, leather and spice with layers of rich dark red fruit flavors and a long, smooth, sweet finish. A touch of Syrah adds a jammy fruit character. Try with beef, lamb, grilled salmon and hearty pasta. | ||
2016 Ch Ste Michelle Chardonnay | Columbia Valley, Washington | 100% Chardonnay | ![]() | Our Columbia Valley Chardonnay is a pleasurable, food friendly Chardonnay. It is crafted in a fresh, soft style with bright apple and sweet citrus fruit character with subtle spice and Oak nuances. We Blend Chardonnay grapes from vineyards throughout Washington’s Columbia Valley to make this a complex and interesting wine. Enjoy with crab, salmon and scallops. | ||
2016 Ch Ste Michelle Indian Wells Chardonnay | 18.99 | Columbia Valley, Washington | 100% Chardonnay | ![]() | Our Indian Wells Chardonnay delivers an appealing tropical fruit character typical of warm sites like the Wahluke Slope. I like this rich Chardonnay’s ripe pineapple and butterscotch flavors and rich, creamy texture. Try with scallops, scampi or pasta with rich sauces. | |
2015 Ch Ste Michelle Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon | Columbia Valley, Washington | 88% Cabernet and 12% Syrah | ![]() | The Indian Wells Cabernet is our warm climate ripe, jammy ‘New World ‘ style of Cabernet Sauvignon. The wine offers dark fruit aromas and flavors. Syrah contributes richness and concentration to the wine. Enjoy with stuffed peppers, blue cheese, duck, beef, veal, lamb and dark chocolate. | ||
2015 Columbia Crest H3 Cabernet Sauvignon | 14.99 | Columbia Valley, Washington | 77% Cabernet, 21% Merlot and 2% Syrah | ![]() | This bold Cabernet Sauvignon opens with a touch of currants and vanilla, complemented by earth and mineral notes. Deep berry flavors lead to a soft tannin cocoa finish. Great with Pasta Bolognese, Braised Lamb Shank, Beef Pot Roast and strong cheeses. | |
2015 Raw Power Shiraz | 15.99 | South Australia | 100% Syrah | This is not some made up label with a cute marketing scheme…this is a single vineyard, low-yield, meticulously cared for wine that completely over delivers on the price. Lifted aromatics with spice, plums and cherry. Medium bodied flavors follow through from the aromatics with plenty of “raw power”. As the wine opens-up is displays riper tannins and a lipsmacking savory finish. | ||
2016 Dom. du Pelican Trois Cepages Magnum | 119.99 | Jura, France | 60% Pinot Noir 35% Trousseau 5% Poulsard | ![]() ![]() ![]() | The only wine of Domaine du Pélican's to feature Pinot Noir, a grape which is of much greater significance at founder Guillaume d’Angerville's Volnay-based Marquis d’Angerville estate. The ripe, red fruit nose features gentle sweet spice, leading into a soft but textured palate with ripe cherry & raspberry. Flavors balanced by pink grapefruit, a fine, lacy acidity & spiciness. | |
Farnum Hill Dooryard Still Cider | 18.99 | Lebanon, New Hampshire | Esopus Spitzenberg, Ribston Pippin, Dabinett, and Chisel Jersey | A happy blend of two fermentations from the 2012 harvest. It’s a bit off-dry, with aromas of lime and lime peel, tart pie cherries, pear, pineapple, and some faint florality. The taste follows the aroma pretty faithfully, together with a bit of brine, quinine, and whisky. The finish does the same, with pleasant fruits and clean acidity to the end. | ||
Finn River Apple Abbey | 10.99 | Chimacum, Washington | Jonagold, Cameo, Gala and Honey Crisp apples | This cider is fermented in two batches, with two strains of Belgian-style abbey yeast, at high temperatures. Silky, full-bodied cider. Lingering sweetness from the apples brings out tropical aromas of ripe banana, with hints of pepper and clove spice. A low acidity allows the lees to wander and create a gentle cloud. Nutty and bread-like finish. | ||
Hogan's Killer Sharp Cider | 7.99 | Alcester, England | English apples | 2017 Gold medal winner in the Specialty Cider category at the International Cider Awards. A fresh, earthy and rebellious cider with a fierce and tangy soured apple edge. This is a feisty but proper cider with a twist for those brave enough to try something different. | ||
C Sqaured Cider Cousteau | 11.99 | Denver, Colorado | Newtown Pippin and French Bittersweet apples | ![]() | The first cider from their high end and barrel-aged Sailor Series. A mixed culture fermentation, including wild yeast strains, was slowly fermented and aged in American and French Oak for over 7 months. Notes of dry apple, oak, white grape, subtle oak with a background of funkiness. Finishes with a lovely herbal nuance of sage and rosemary. Dry and crisp with a prickly acidity. | |
Zeffer Slack Ma Girdle | 13.99 | Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand | Heirloom apples | Made from over 50 different special cider apple varieties on the island of New Zealand. On the nose it’s sweet apple notes with tropical fruit and a hint of straw. Tart apple flavors are accompanied by pineapple, passion fruit and a blend of nuts and spice. All this is rounded off with the trademark Zeffer dry finish. | ||
Eden Heirloom Blend Ice Wine Cider | 16.99 | West Charleston, Vermont | MacIntosh, Empire, Russets, Calville Blanc, Esopus Spitzenburg | This cider is the essence of pure apple in a sophisticated dessert cider. The apples are picked ripe, stored cold, pressed into juice, then sets the juice outdoors to freeze for 6-8 weeks. The freezing & melting-off process concentrates the flavor and sugar of the apples. Smells and tastes of rich sweet ripe apples, caramelized sugar, brown sugar, caramel, vanilla, and honey. | ||
Frederiksdal Kirsebærvin Sur Lie | 36.99 | Lolland Island, Denmark | Black Danish Stevnsbær cherry | ![]() | Arguably one the greatest cherry wines in the world, this wine is aged sur lie in French oak casks, nd blended with an amalgamation of 2-3 different vintages. Aromas of worn leather, plum and mint dark chocolate, while the flavor adds a raspberry-like tartness and rotund port note. As it warms, tart black currant and black peppercorn rounds out the finish. Incredibly complex. | |
Dansk Mjod Viking Blod Mead | 28.99 | Billund, Denmark | Based on a recipe from the 1700s, this mead is fermented with hops and hibiscus, giving it a slightly darker color than typical honey wine. The hibiscus cuts the sweetness of the honey, thus keeping the mead from being too cloying in its flavor. Notes of dark honey, forest floor, pollen, petals, fall leaves, and a hint of spice on the finish. Treat this like a fine cognac. | |||
Arratzain Sidra Natural Ekologikoa | 11.99 | San Sebastian, Spain | Basque apples | Basque natural cider from a small family house outside San Sebastián, which has been home to cider production for nearly 500 years. They produce natural sidra (Sagardo Naturala in Basque) in the cellar of their inn. The cider is produced from 30 apple varieties, all certified organic and selection massale orchards. Tart and tangy, grippy and funky, with a touch of spritz. | ||
Eden Imperial 11° Rose Cider | 8.99 | Newport, Vermont | Hairloom apples and red curarnts | The apples are freezed in the orchards to concentrate the flavors before fermentation, like their ice cider, but to a lower level. Then we co-ferment the juice with red currant. It achieves carbonation via ice cider dosage. It is just off-dry and gently fizzy, with bright acidity and chewy tannic structure. Superbly juicy without being sweet. | ||
Eden Sparkling Semi-Dry | 9.99 | Newport, Vermont | Dabinett and Yarlington Mill apples | Fermented and aged in French oak puncheons for a year, the bottles with a secondary fermentation that is created with additional juice rather than sugar via Methode Champenoise. Notes of tropical fruit, apricot, peach, honey, coconut and green apple with a slightly rich body, which comes from the small blend of their ice cider. | ||
Fuchshof Most | 13.99 | Fuchshof, Konstanz-Dingelsdorf, Germany | Braeburn and Jonagold apples | In the foothills of the Alps, this cider is made with a blend of local German apples and Swiss and Austrian pear varieties. The structure tends towards the tart with enough tannin to keep things in balance, despite being more a farmhouse style of cider. Crisp and refreshing, it’s complex with a nice undercurrent of funkiness with notes of pears, honey, floral, gooseberries. | ||
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