2012 Viognier – Reg. $24 / Club $21.60
| Bright alluring aromas of Bartlett pears, gardenia, and lime zest lead to a lip-smackingly perfect finish. With its abundant acidity and mouth-watering freshness, it really satisfies on a warm day. Amorosa Vineyard, Lodi |
241 cases; Stainless steel fermented; 14.0% alc.
2009 Port – Reg. $30 / Club $27
| Pretty, ripe fruit flavors of baked cherry pie and raspberry sorbet commingle with chocolate-dipped strawberries. This smooth beauty has a touch of sweet earth and a firm structure. St. Amant Vineyard, Amador (500 bottle). GOLD MEDAL WINNER |
Only 63 cases made; 11 mos. in 100% French Mercier oak; 14.3% alc.
2009 Pinotage, Amorosa Reg. $45 / Club $40.50
| A riot of wild cherry, sassafras, raspberry and caramel proves that Pinotage is indeed the darker, more dangerous side of Pinot Noir. It’s showy and glitzy, with all kinds of forward fruits, including raspberry, cherry, and red currents, yet enough depth and muscle to go the distance. |
Only 355 cases made; 11 mos. in 75% American Radoux & 25% French Mercier 80% new; 15.1% alc.
2010 Pinotage, Amorosa Reg. $45 / Club $40.50
| A riot of wild cherry, sassafras, raspberry and caramel proves that Pinotage is indeed the darker, more dangerous side of Pinot Noir. It’s showy and glitzy, with all kinds of forward fruits, including raspberry, cherry, and red currents, yet enough depth and muscle to go the distance. |
Only 355 cases made; 11 mos. in 75% American Radoux & 25% French Mercier 80% new; 15.1% alc.
2010 Pinotage, Karma Reg. $45 / Club $40.50
| A riot of wild cherry, sassafras, raspberry and caramel proves that Pinotage is indeed the darker, more dangerous side of Pinot Noir. It’s showy and glitzy, with all kinds of forward fruits, including raspberry, cherry, and red currents, yet enough depth and muscle to go the distance. |
Only 355 cases made; 11 mos. in 75% American Radoux & 25% French Mercier 80% new; 15.1% alc.
2010 Pinotage, Sierra Ridge Reg. $45 / Club $40.50
| A riot of wild cherry, sassafras, raspberry and caramel proves that Pinotage is indeed the darker, more dangerous side of Pinot Noir. It’s showy and glitzy, with all kinds of forward fruits, including raspberry, cherry, and red currents, yet enough depth and muscle to go the distance. |
Only 355 cases made; 11 mos. in 75% American Radoux & 25% French Mercier 80% new; 15.1% alc.
2008 ESTATE Pinot Noir
GOLD MEDAL WINNER Pretty, ripe fruit flavors of baked cherry pie and raspberry sorbet commingle with chocolate-dipped strawberries. This smooth beauty has a touch of sweet earth and a firm structure. Only 63 cases made; 11 mos. in 100% French Mercier oak; 14.3% alc.
2007 Saveria Pinot Noir
GOLD MEDAL WINNER Flavors of brambly raspberry, apricot preserves, & green figs mix with aromas of strawberries and pine forest floor. A sweet young thing that walks the line between a “solid” and “ethereal”. 4010 cases; 11 months in 25% new French Mercier, 14.4% alc.
2008 Severia Pinot Noir
GOLD MEDAL WINNER Strawberries and loganberries collide to provide a bright fruit zing! Hints of cola, spice, and dusty smoke provide a rich and pleasing finish. 229 cases; 11 mos. 75% Rf. Mercier oak; 13.0% alc.