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2005 Chardonnay
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| $20.00
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| A Chardonnay that makes your mouth tingle like the feeling of one hundred wood sprites dancing on your tongue, bearing the delicate fruits of pear and citrus in their arms, and sun herbs and cloves tied in their hair. A long, lingering, flinty and mineraly finish suggests that the little waifs may have neglected to wash their feet before the festivities!
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2004 Pinot Noir
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| $26.00
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| Cherry, cedar, and cola, memories of bar hopping in Spain late into the night, delightfully dining on tapas, sipping wine, and conversing with close companions at a favorite café hidden deep in the shadows of a narrow back alley, the lively music of a single guitar wafting ever so softly across the slick cobbles and into the street, drawing you as surely as a moth is drawn to an open candle flame. Beware lest the strong finish of wild rose hips and fennel stick so solidly to your senses that all else of consequence fades to naught in the mind.
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2004 Pinot Noir (Moore Vineyard)
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| $25.00
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2003 Cabernet Sauvignon
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| $26.00
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| A briary Cab with hints of green olive, that shouts out raspberry in the mouth. These small dark grapes were coaxed and caressed into maturity by the diligent dabbling of a digitally challenged former medical professional who lost his fingers in a sporting accident. The musty vault of an ancient winery could not begin to dim the bright acid and mintyness of this French styled wine.
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2004 Zinfandel
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| $28.00
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| From a dark robust fruit carefully plucked from head pruned vines, this west-side dry-farmed soft and spicy Zinfandel explodes out of the gate with black cherry and white pepper.
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2004 Syrah
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| $26.00
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| A hidden treasure, black plums plucked from their sleep on a starless night, the bark of a cinnamon tree found a day’s journey south of Bangkok, and Acapulco gold rosemary buds, its thickness rivals that of maple syrup on the tongue. As Persephone was forever captured by the unbreakable chains of Hades with just her first taste of a single pomegranate, so too will this decadent Syrah refuse to release you from its grasp. Nothing could be nicer than to enjoy this wine with red peppercorn infused chocolate folded moderately into juniper berry swirl ice cream.
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2003 Late Harvest Zinfandel
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| $30.00
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| Nuts! English walnuts and pecans to be exact. Enjoy this wine with biscotti or your favorite dessert. Marries well with chocolate, and like a fine crème brulee, you just have to have more.
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