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We seek to offer consumers a choice
of wine varieties and styles that differ somewhat from many on the market
today.
With the better known varieties, we use viticultural and winemaking
techniques which contribute uniqueness to the resulting wine.
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At the present
time, due to state shipping laws, we can only ship to CA, FL, MO, MN,
NC, and NV directly.
We hope to add
additional states in the near future. We apologize for any
inconvenience.
Note: Shipments are limited to 6 bottles or less or 1 case or more.
Riesling and Select Late Harvest Kerner
are also available, but only at the tasting room.
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2008 Gewurztraminer -
NEW!!!
Gewurztraminer means "spice" in German. A pink-skinned grape
variant of the Italian Traminer, it is aromatic, full-bodied
and one of the easiest grapes to recognize, but most
difficult to spell. It is now internationally famous. Our
Gewurztraminer is made in a combination of German and Alsace
styles with alcohol lower than the Alsace style, but dry
with moderate fragrance. $14 bottle/$168
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2008 Zweigelt -
NEW!!!
Developed in Austria, Zweigelt is a cross between St.
Laurent and Blaufrankisch. This smooth wine is known for its
dark and pleasing color, full body and good acid balance.
Zweigelt is frequently served with red meats and sauces. But
the best food pairing is one that pleases you. $15
bottle/$180
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Bacchus
Bacchus is named for the Classic God of Wine in ancient
Rome. It is a cross between a Riesling Sylvaner hybrid with
Muller-Thurgau. It is one of Germany's most important white
grapes, high in body and character. Bacchus has distinctive
fruit fragrances and flavors, creamy, with a hint of peach. $14 bottle/$168
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Late Harvest Kerner
Our German collection of wines are vinted from grape
varieties found in the vineyards of Germany. Kerner was
developed in Germany as a cross of Riesling and Trollinger
and is rare in the United States. It has Riesling-like
qualities with a hint of leafy aroma.
$15
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2006 Lemberger
Lemberger, also known as Blau Frankisch in Austria, is a
crisp, fruity wine with a hint of spice.
German literature describes the wine as "rassig", loosely
translated as racy or superior. It received limited aging in
Hungarian Oak. This variety is relatively rare in the United
States and is introduced as one of our two first red "German
Collection" wines.
$12 bottle/$144
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2006 Dornfelder
Dornfelder is known for its dark color, flowery/fruity nose
and mellow taste. This dry wine has had a relatively short
period of aging in Hungarian oak. This variety is very
rare in the United States and is the other of our red
"German Collection" wines.
$15 bottle/$180
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2008 Dreirebe
This 2008 Dreirebe (DRY-reh-beh) is a late harvest
proprietary blend of varieties from our German Collection.
The sugar level of 33.3° Brix at harvest places this wine in
our "Reserve" classification. This sugar level would be
Beerenauslese in Germany. This wine has a residual sugar of
11.3g/100ml, a complex blend of fragrances and flavors, and
a crisp acidity. An alcohol level of only 12.4% is in
keeping with the German style.
$20 bottle/$240 case |
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