Featured Wines - August 2010

Il Molino di Grace’s 100% Sangiovese Chianti Classico drinks more like a supercharged Super Tuscan than a typical Chianti Classico. Yet, the Il Molino di Grace maintains its composure as well as its round, hedonistic Panzano charm. Read More

Impeccably balanced and varietally intense, Dry Creek’s 2008 Sauvignon Blanc is textbook perfect. We suggest serving this exuberant wine well chilled, at least initially. Afterwards, allow it to unfold in the glass as it reaches towards a more ambient temperature. Most of all enjoy its pinpoint flavors and embracing vitality! Read More

Just one taste of the 2008 Ventana Arroyo Seco Pinot Noir was enough to convince the panel of Reggie Hammond’s ability to fashion outstanding Pinot Noir in Arroyo Seco’s cool climate. Lusty scents of smoky cherry, peat, black fruits, and soft spice permeate the nose and seep into the mid palate of this delectable Pinot Noir. Read More

For nearly two decades Andrea Faccio has crafted outstanding Moscato d’Asti – a light, lovely, low alcohol elixir that captivates the senses and captures the essence of the ancient Moscato grape. Tasting the 2009 Villa Giada Moscato d’Asti is like coming home to a place where you belong, a place where you can revel in the knowledge that all will be as you remember. Read More

Although laden with the savory flavors of red and black fruits, chocolate, tobacco, and smooth-textured oak tones, the 2007 Trevigne Barbera also reveals a sophisticated elegant side that reminds us of fine young Vosne-Romanée. Born in the outstanding 2007 vintage, this Trevigne Barbera has many long years of life ahead. Read More

Botani Moscatel Seco is world class white wine made from one of the most ancient of all vines. It is fermented completely dry in a combination of stainless steel tanks and French oak barrels that gives it a sense of equilibrium. Read More