wine list


         "new world" red

Malbec, Budini, 2008/09,   $24.00

(Mendoza, Argentina)                                                                    

“Budini” is an Argentine cat that appears larger by puffing its fur when threatened; Like the cat, this wine is deceptive: delicious & fruity with a dry finish.

                               

Shiraz,  Bulletin Place, 2007/08,   $24.00

(Southeastern Australia)                                                                 

This dark Australian red has soft spicy aromas with dark chocolate, cherry and plum flavors.  It is soft on the palate, with a smooth finish.

 

Grenache, Boots, Trevor Jones, 2007,   $26.00

(Barossa Valley, Australia)                                                   

Classic old bush-vine Grenache with a little added Merlot &  Cab Franc gives depth &power to this wine. Ripe black cherry fruit overlaid with dark chocolate and violet flower perfume with just a little French oak for complexity.

 

Barossa Red, Clancy’s, Peter Lehman, 2005/07,   $36.00

(Barossa Valley, Australia)                                 

An oak-aged blend of Shiraz, Cab. Sauvignon, Merlot, & a hint of Cab. Franc. 

 A bouquet of ripe plums & berries overlayed by velvety tannins & a hint of spice.

 

 

Pinot Noir “Run Away Red,” Brooks Winery, 2007/08,   $36.00

(Willamette Valley, Oregon)                              

Only 345 cases of this beautiful, organic Pinot Noir were made. Smooth on the palate, it offers aromas of ripe red cherries, raspberries, game & spice.

 

Pinot Noir,”Cuvee B,” Andrew Rich, 2007,   $48.00

(Willamette Valley, Oregon)                                        

From a “Berkshire born” wine-maker in Oregon, a medium-bodied Pinot Noir with flavors of crushed raspberries and strawberries with a hint of spice.

 

Pinot Noir, Mueller, Russian River Pinot Noir, 2007,   $52.00

(Sonoma, California)                                              

A rich blend from vineyards near the Russian River, enticing aromas of black cherry, rose, and plum with flavors of raspberry & cherry.  Hand-made & aged in French oak, only 442 cases were produced.

 

Pinot Noir, Elk Cove, 2007,   $56.00

(Willamette Valley, Oregon)                                                                     

An earthy, well-balanced Burgundy-style wine from Oregon.  It has lush fruit that hits the palate crisply with a bit of spice. Pure & inviting with aromas of cherry & mild smoky wood that linger in the long, satisfying finish. Strict adherence to organic & sustainable farming practices. Simply a delicious wine!

 

Pinot Noir, Mueller, “Emily’s Cuvée,” 2006,   $85.00

(Russian River Valley, California)                           

This Pinot Noir comes from a single vineyard one mile away from the cooling Russian River.  A beautiful wine, fragrant & elegant with rich flavors

balanced by lively acidity. 

 

Zinfandel,  Abundance Vineyards, Old Vines, 2005,   $32.00

(Clarksburg, California)                                           

60 to 100-year old vines in an artisanal vineyard produce a rich, silky, & fruity wine; concentrated juicy berry flavors, balanced oak tannins & a long finish.

 

Zinfandel, Elyse, Korte Ranch Vineyard, 2006,   $65.00

(Napa Valley, California)                                     

The rich texture & dark color of this wine marries well with its full body, creating an exciting & complex wine.  Aromas of wild berries, roasted nuts, & crème de cassis; on the palate  blackberries, plum & a hint of pepper from a winemaker known for his ability to showcase great fruits from distinct & specific locations.

 

Cabernet Sauvignon, Michael Pozzan, 2007,   $30.00

(Napa Valley, CA )                                       

From a 3rd generation of Italian winemakers this Cabernet Sauvignon offers a deep purple color, hints of smokey oak and fruits.  A well-balanced and complex wine made  in the tradition of Italian wine-making; an excellent value.

 

Cabernet Sauvignon, Volker-Eisele, 2005,   $75.00

(Napa Valley, California)                                      

A “Bordeaux-style” Cab coming from an organic family estate; 14% Merlot is blended in to create a soft, complex wine, full of character, elegance, & balance.

 

Merlot Tumpungato, Dom. Jean Bousquet, 2007,  $26.00

(Mendoza, Argentina)                                    

100% organic, lightly oaked Merlot with berry flavors & a long finish.  A complex & food-friendly wine made at 1200 m above sea level by a French winemaker.

 

“CMS” Columbia Valley Red,  Hedges, 2007/08,   $26.00

(Columbia Valley, Washington State)         

Toasted oak, vanilla, cloves & a hint of licorice combine with black raspberry and cassis aromas in this sophisticated, yet easy-drinking red wine.

Blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah.

 

“Phantom,” Bogle Vineyards, 2005 /06,   $40.00

(Klarksburg, CA)                                                

A toasty, warm, & spicy blend of old vine Petite Syrah, Zinfandel, & Mourvedre. Aged in American Oak for 2 years before release, this wine has full, deep, rich fruit & a remarkable & well-deserved reputation as a stand out.

 

 

Paraduxx, Napa Red Meritage, Duckhorn Winery, 2006, $76.00

(California)

Dense color & aroma of plum, chocolate & spice.  A blend of Zinfandel & Cabernet Sauvignon with a little Merlot & Cabernet Franc.  Red fruit flavors layered with mocha & molasses.  Find great structure & fine tannins in this renowned Napa Valley wine.

 

Rust en Vrede Estate, 2004,   $75.00

(Stellenbosch, South Africa)                                                                   

From the first S. African estate to specialize in reds, this full-bodied, complex wine beautifully reflects the unique Stellenbosch terroir.  Cabernet-dominated with 30% Shiraz, & 10% Merlot.  Flavors of black currant, chocolate, & espresso are pronounced in this powerful, elegant, & well-structured wine.

 
 
 
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