Red Wine by Cosentino from California. Bold notes of raspberry and clove follow flavors of cranberry on the palate. Firm tannins meld into a lovely, soft acidity making this a wonderfully balanced Zinfandel. Pairs perfectly with.
Red Wine by Cosse et Maisonneuve from French, France – regions. Cosse et Maissoneuve wines are not the norm for Cahors. The wines are full of fruit, but they are uncommonly elegant and round for Cahors, not at all the old school rustic style that people.
Red Wine by Costers del Priorat from Priorat, Spain. Intense red with purple tones. It has a very fresh aroma, full of flowers and fruits sensations that are confirmed in the palate. It is cheerful and lively, and expresses citrus flavors and memories.
Red Wine by Cote Bonneville from Yakima Valley, Washington. Cote Bonneville Carriage House Red is classy expression of the alluvial terrace on which it was grown. Cherry, berry, and red currant fruits combine with coriander, cardamom, and bergamot for.
Red Wine by Cote Bonneville from Yakima Valley, Washington. Bursting with Bing cherry, cassis, raspberry, and sassafras, this is a bold, fruit driven version of the Train Station Cabernet. Easy to drink, as always, this is a vintage not to be missed! Good.
White Wine by Cote des Roses from Languedoc-Roussillon, France – regions. A wine to celebrate the Mediterranean Art of Living! Its originality lies in its original rose-shaped bottle, created by a young designer from Ecole Boulle. This cuvee boasts a lovely yellow.
Red Wine by Cote des Roses from Languedoc-Roussillon, France – regions. This Cote des Roses wine celebrates the Mediterranean way of life. The very varied soils are primarily limestone-clay and gravel. The climate is influenced by both the Mediterranean and the.
Rosé Wine by Cote des Roses from Languedoc-Roussillon, France – regions. A wine to celebrate the Mediterranean Art of Living! Its originality lies in its original rose-shaped bottle, created by a young designer from Ecole Boulle. This cuvee boasts a lovely yellow.
