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This extremely easy drinking blend had a new Sangiovese source for the 2013 version. Black cherry, black olive and Meatballs with Bolognese sauce lead the aromatics followed by delicious flavors of candied apple, caramel, cigar tobacco, plum and rose petal. - "No component dominates and all work seamlessly together in an unctuous package. An interplay of textures and flavors, with stunning aromas of blackberry, dark fruits, dried fruit, black cherry, red fruits such as strawberries, spices, flowers, minerals, graphite, roasted herbs, baked dark bread and chocolate ganache are integrated and proportioned across a foundation of perfect mouth feel, cohesive acidity, and unctuous fruit.
- The mature and old vines here produce a St. Helena/old-world style Zinfandel that is at its heart alluring, charming, feminine, cuisine compatible, and incredibly inviting to sip and savor. Stone fruit, cherry, dried cherry, apricot, dried strawberry, red vines, vanilla, oatmeal cookie, fine tannins, and stony mineral notes.
- Plush, with fine-grained tannins and a distinctive espresso note, revealing plenty of ripe blackberry, black cherry and plum flavors. Dried violet, cedar and toasted spice hints chime in on the finish.
- Pale color. Aromas of citrus- grapefruit, and white fruit. Nice weight and mouthfeel, with bright citrus and grass flavors and nice underlying acidity.
- A bold blend of Malbec, Mourvedre and Petit Verdot.
- This delectable wine exhibits blackberry liqueur, crème brûlée, coconut cream pie, black tea, orange zest and French vanilla. Patience pays off.
- Deep India ink in color, this beautiful Petite Sirah follows up with robust aromas and flavors of juicy ripe blackberry and blueberry, pink cotton candy, black pepper, spicy plum, and dark chocolate.
- Deep India ink in color, this beautiful Petite Sirah follows up with robust aromas and flavors of juicy ripe blackberry and blueberry, pink cotton candy, black pepper, spicy plum, and dark chocolate.
- A soft, and elegant Pinot boasting creamy caramel, strawberry, and white pepper aromas followed by flavors of ripe currant, Russian River minerality, graphite, cherry and a kind, rose petal finish.
- Aromas of Girl scout Samoa cookies (you know-the coconut ones), raspberry jam and fresh blackberries enthusiastically meet one’s nose followed by yummy flavors of juicy cherry, chocolate covered strawberry, black tea, and sage.
- Fresh cappuccino and dark chocolate, rich blackberry command the aromas, followed by flavors ripe blueberry and rose hips.
- Fresh cappuccino and dark chocolate, rich blackberry command the aromas, followed by flavors ripe blueberry and rose hips.
- This wine is jammed with blackberry cream, ripe blueberry, caramel, cigar box, forest, anise, black peppercorn, nutmeg and minerals
- Black cherry, brambleberry, French vanilla and plum aromas waft from the glass followed by juicy flavors of blackberry, baking spice, cherry turnover, black tea and white pepper. Cheers to old vines!
- Bright raspberry and decadent dark chocolate guide the aromatics, followed by delicious flavors of blueberry, blackberry, dark cherry and honey.
- Toasty marshmallow, black tea, blackberry, and milk chocolate jump from the glass followed by flavors of ripe cherry pie, pipe tobacco, menthol and a dusty cocoa finish…indicative of essential Contra Costa flavors.
- Outstandingly dense aromas of the ripest raspberry and strawberry emanate from the glass followed by flavors of honeycomb, milk chocolate, and berry pie.
- Eucalyptus baby! This gorgeous wine shows it’s Contra Costa location exhibiting unique aromas of Thin Mint cookies, eucalyptus and sage. Juicy flavors of blueberry, blackberry, and black tea create a lengthy finish.
- The beautiful ruby colored dessert wine is overflowing with ripe juicy plum, strawberry preserves, black cherry, maple syrup, Concord grape and rhubarb. A beautiful companion to any ice cream, cheesecake, berry pie or cheese course.
- Close your eyes and smell this wine. Imagine yourself walking into a tall forest; fragrant with pine, fresh mint, and raw wood. Then you stumble upon a blackberry bramble that sits on the edge of a patch of lavender and on the other side, a cherry orchard.
