White Wine by Azienda Santa Barbara from Italian, Italy. Here, gentle aromas of fresh flowers and crisp apples emerge from the glass and make for a splendid little wine that can pair with almost anything. Need a wine to please everyone at your next.
Red Wine by Azores Wine Company from Portugal. Brilliant ruby-purple. On the nose, explosive aromas of sour cherry, cranberry, sour beer, beef blood, and sea spray. On the palate, high-toned, juicy red cherry fruit, with mouth watering.
White Wine by Azores Wine Company from Portugal. Bright straw-yellow. Aromas of passionfruit, pineapple, sea spray and oyster shell on the nose. On the palate, vibrant and fresh with high toned tropical fruit held in balance by impressive.
Rosé Wine by Azores Wine Company from Portugal. Pale salmon pink, with edges running to orange. Aromas of wild strawberry, sea spray, blood orange and sour cherry co-mingle with iodine, black pepper and oyster shell. On the palate, clean.
White Wine by Azul y Garanza from Spain. Fresh, dry and delicious, making the case for bigger is better (at least in terms of volume). Viura (you may know as Macabeo, or maybe as the white wine of Rioja) can tend to be somewhat neutral.
Red Wine by B Side from North Coast, California. A soulful, full-bodied, bold North Coast style of Cabernet Sauvignon, with solid fruit concentration and round, smooth tannins. This well-balanced wine finishes with a signature stamp of French.
Red Wine by B. Leighton from Yakima Valley, Washington. Hallelujah! Here we go again. Beautiful, luscious and alive. Gratitude opens up to blackberry, violet and mint, yet reaches back and flows with complex notes of lemon thyme, orange zest, morels.
Red Wine by B.R. Cohn from North Coast, California. A bold, rich Cabernet with aromas of cassis, black cherry, mint and violet combine with a bouquet of pungent oak, anise and warm vanilla. On the palate, lush cherry, caramel, and clove are.
White Wine by Bacigalupi Vineyards from Sonoma County, California. The 1976 Judgment of Paris sent shockwaves through the wine community, and forever cemented California’s place among the world’s most revered wine regions. The original Wente Clone on St. George.
