2012 is an epic vintage for California. The 2012 Caymus is no exception. The regular Cabernet Sauvignon received 96 Points by Robert Parker.
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2012 is an epic vintage for California. The 2012 Caymus is no exception. The regular Cabernet Sauvignon received 96 Points by Robert Parker.
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Caymus Special Selection still holds the distinct honor of being the only wine to have been twice named Wine Spectator’s “Wine of the Year.”
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A wonderful opportunity to get the legendary Beaulieu Vineyard’s Georges de Latour Private Reserve.
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Source: Sale BV Private Reserve!
From the master who brought us the world-renowned Insignia, we are pleased to offer his new venture, the lovely Burgundy-style Chardonnay and in the highly touted 2012 vintage, it really shines. Get our Daily Offers right in your inbox!
Source: Joseph Phelps Chardonnay!
Groth Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley is a magnificent expression of this elite wine region.The historic Reserve vineyard produces rich, layered and dramatic wines with deep, almost never-ending flavors. The 2010 is a stunning example and drinking exquisitely today!![]() Very Happy to Offer 2010 Groth Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley $690 6pack“Another winner, with a sleek laser beam of blackberry, licorice, spice and cedar, ending with a burst of black fruits and ripe tannins. Drink now through 2028.” — Wine Spectator Vertical Tasting of Groth Reserve Cabernet January 2015. |
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"Ruby red in color, with great aromatics of red cherry, beet root, and anise with subtle oak tones. The wine has a great attack, and is quite suave on the palate. A Pinot Noir from the zone that shows the perfumed, elegant side of the varietal. Very fine tannins that are subtle yet provide a silky grip. Elements of pomegranate, orange peel and red berries are all framed nicely with fresh acids. This is textbook medium bodied Pinot that shows the intense side of Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir. Very stylish and delicious."
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We just found this little jewel from Washington, only 200 cases made! Since 1993 this beautiful estate has been dedicated to crafting superior wines of structure and elegance, preserving the typical characteristics of Washington state grapes.
Only the best barrels of each vintage are selected to make the Reserve, a Cabernet Sauvignon-based blend that promises to age gracefully.
“Even more impressive, with smoking raspberry, blackberry, spring flowers, toast and hints of licorice, the 2011 Reserve is medium to full-bodied, beautifully concentrated (especially in the vintage), layered and elegant, with fabulous purity and freshness. It too has ultra-fine tannin and impressive length on the finish. Made from 75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 13% Merlot, 6% Malbec and 6% Cabernet Franc that spent 19 months in 100% new French oak, it will shine through 2025.”
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Superstar veteran winemaker Robert Brittan left behind his 30 years at Far Niente and Stags’ Leap Winery in Napa to fulfill his dream of making Pinot Noir from unique sites in cooler climates — and we are glad he did! This is an amazing wine drinking experience not to be missed!!
94 Points Wine Advocate
“Brittan’s 2011 Pinot Noir Basalt Block delivers an impressively sappy and dense, vibrant and buoyant combination of tart red currant and blackberry with clean red meat juiciness; salt; crushed stone; and somehow, mysteriously crystalline traces. Such a range of complexity across fruit, animal, and mineral dimensions in such a still youthful wine is among the striking aspects of Brittan’s and his vineyard’s talents, as is their sense of energy, which unsurprisingly is almost palate-shaking on the present occasion, kinetics being another forte of the 2011 vintage. The tannins here are ultra-fine (even if the corresponding Gestalt Block bottling goes them one better!) and the finish is every bit as mouth-coating as it is vibratory. I suspect this will continue to impress through at least 2022.”
All the famous, in-the-know French winemakers are buying up Oregon wine property for a reason! And these two stars from the Willamette Valley are perfect examples of the subtle purity this great terroir and climate can produce from the noble Pinot Noir grape! Trust us on this one! And the price is right!
2013 Maison L’Envoye Two Messengers Pinot Noir Willamette Valley $168 6pack
The winemaker here is Mike Etzel Jr, the son of Beaux Freres owner and the Burgundy consultant is Louis-Michel Liger-Belair. A dynamic duo headed by former Evenling Land founder Mark Tarlov. Blended from Yamhill Carlton, Ribbon Ridge and Eola-Amity Hills.
2012 Cristom Mt Jefferson Pinot Noir Willamette Valley $192 6pack
The Mt. Jefferson Cuvée is always blended from all of Cristom’s estate vineyards in an attempt to capture the diversity of Willamette Valley while creating what the winery calls “one of the most expansive yet stylistically consistent Pinot Noirs in the world.” This wine is the #1 choice for restaurant Pinot Noirs and sommeliers in 2014.