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(375ML) Clayhouse Estate Late Harvest Petite Syrah
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Our Price: $30.99
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Glass-staining purple. Seductively perfumed scents of
ripe boysenberry, plum and incense. Lush, creamy dark berry flavors are given a
bitter edge by cherry skin and anise. Quite sweet and jammy, with no rough edges
and impressive finishing cling. There are plenty of table wines out there that
are warmer and less elegant than this wine. These grapes were harvested at 28o
Brix and the wine was bottled with 8% residual sugar.
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(375ML) Dolce Late Harvest White Dessert
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Our Price: $69.99
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Exotic, tropical, apricot and melon notes combine with hints of honeysuckle on the palate. While undeniably sweet, the signature texture and long finish lead to a mouthwatering finish that is perfectly balanced and clean.
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(375ML) John Anthony Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc
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Our Price: $49.99
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Aromas of tangy honey and pink grapefruit meld into brilliant flavors of rich creamy honey, vanilla and spice. The balanced acidity makes it tangy and clean- impossible to resist another sip.
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14 Hands Cabernet Sauvignon 2006
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Our Price: $9.99
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A lively Cabernet Sauvignon with aromas of berries and cherries. Soft, round tannins create a lingering finish.
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14 Hands Chardonnay
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Our Price: $9.99
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A hot, dry growing season created ideal flavor maturity and promoted an early harvest start. Cool temperatures and intermittent rain in mid-September prompted extended hang time, which allowed the grapes to reach ideal physiologic maturing
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14 Hands Merlot Other Regions
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Our Price: $9.99
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Classic Washington Merlot flavors of blackberry and spice enhanced by a splash of Cabernet Sauvignon for structure and complexity. This wine is soft and luxurious, yet has enough tannin structure to stand up to hearty foods.
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500 Degrees Red Cuvee Sonoma County
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Our Price: $14.99
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Rating: 90 pts Valley Wine & Spirits
Review:This wine is HOT, HOT, HOT!!! A Bordeaux-style wine from Sonoma County, California. It exhibits a great texture, depth and intensity. This is a regular pour at Ruth's Chris Steak House and The new $300 Millon-Dollar Newark Prudential Center Arena.
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Acacia Pinot Noir
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Our Price: $26.99
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This wine is soft yet lively on the palate, with rich flavors of Satsuma plum and minerals enhanced by a touch of oak. A well-balanced acidity accentuates the fine tannins which carry through to the long finish. Pair with richer pastas, wild mushroom risotto, grilled salmon and herb-crusted pork tenderloin.
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Acacia Pinot Noir A By Acacia
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Our Price: $21.99
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"A by Acacia brings to life Pinot Noir's subtleties by blending grapes from California's finest Pinot Noir growing regions. The result is an elegant wine with with strong black cherry flavors and an unexpected hint of violet and spice that we believe conveys the essence of California Pinot Noir." -Winery
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Alfaro "A" Santa Cruz Mountains Estate Pinot Noir
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Our Price: $23.99
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A is for Alfaro. In this case it's also for ace, because finding this high-value wine feels a bit like having one up our sleeve. "A" blends fruit from three high-density, low-yielding hillside vineyards located just four miles from Monterey Bay: Alfaro Family Vineyard, Lindsay Paige Vineyard and Ryan Spencer Vineyard. The sites' various clonal selections, exposures and elevations create a pinot noir that is balanced and fresh. Notes of raspberry, vanilla and baking spice on the nose give way to a cornucopia of cherry flavors on the palate and the perfect tension between fruit and integrated tannins and acidity.
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