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Intense and concentrated, with dried currant, wild berry and cedary oak flavors providing a dry, chewy aftertaste
$200

Like smelling a bouquet of flowers and then a bowl of raspberries. Full-bodied, with perfectly integrated tannins and a very fine, silky texture. Long and caressing. A must-have, great wine.
Rating 95 "Wine Spectator" - $300

Essence of crushed cherries, with cinnamon, cloves and mace. Full-bodied, with well-integrated tannins and a fresh, delicious aftertaste.
Rating 92 "Wine Spectator" - $110

Deftly balanced, with dark color and rich fruit. Elegant, with tiers of currant, mocha, blackberry and espresso bean. Firms up at midpalate and flexes its tannic strength on the finish. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec.
Rating 92 "Wine Spectator" - $200

Broad and open, graceful not heavy, packed with licorice-scented currant and black pepper flavors, finishing with a smoky note as the fruit persists.
Rating 91 "Wine Spectator" - $85

Super concentrated aromas, with loads of jam, almost raisin aromas, with hints of spices and flowers. Full-bodied, with good and refined tannins and a medium finish.
Rating 93 "Wine Spectator" - $125

Really well-made, with Indian spice, incense, berry and raspberry character. Full-bodied, with fine, silky tannins and a finish that goes on for a very long time indeed. Frescobaldi knows how to make Brunello.
Rating 93 "Wine Spectator" - $140

Thick and rich, with loads of ripe, jammy fruit and vanilla and cream character. Full-bodied, chewy and long. New World meets Tuscany. Big and rich wine. Cabernet in purity.
Rating 91 "Wine Spectator" - $120

Solid, with blackberry, plum and cedar character on the nose and palate. Full-bodied, with chewy tannins and a long finish. This is what you expect from an outstanding Brunello.
Rating 92 "Wine Spectator" - $150

Lots of rich, creamy oak and a tasty core of ripe currant, plum and black cherry fruit combine to form this notably complex and concentrated young wine. Delicious from start to finish, with a long, fruity aftertaste and fine-grained tannins.
Rating 93 "Wine Spectator" - $120

A silky, medium-weight wine that bears more than a slight resemblance to Right-Bank Bordeaux. Dried herbs, chocolate and plum aromas and flavors finish long. Half Merlot, the rest evenly divided between Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc.
Rating 88 "Wine Spectator" - $120

Very Burgundian in its character and style. Firm and well-structured, with a tight band of spice, wild berry and raspberry fruit supported by lively acidity and herb-tinged tannins. A hint of mineral and limestone shows through on the finish.
Rating 90 "Wine Spectator" - $90

Dense and distinctive for its anise and herb-scented cassis and dried tomato flavors that linger effectively on the round finish
Rating 89 "Wine Spectator" - $100

An intense and compact red, dried date and fig spruced up with a layer of spicy cedar. Full-bodied, with a base of intense fruit, minerals and oak, with very fine tannins that firm up the long, spicy finish. Very promising indeed. Wait for this one.
Rating 93 "Wine Spectator" - $200

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

In our opinion, one of the best tasting wines Michigan has produced
Glass $10 / Bottle $38

An incredible by the glass or by the bottle Pinot Grigio at an affordable price
Rating 90 "The Grape Solution" - Glass $8 / Bottle $30

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

Glass $8 / Bottle $30

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

This best selling Pinot Grigio is the envy of other Grigio producers and often takes a beating back in Italy. Truth is, the wine lives up to expectations: It is informal, easy-to-drink, food-friendly and uncomplicated. Typical of the variety, with contrasting green notes and sweet honey.
$38

Old world meets new world in Eroica, a Riesling made by the collaboration of two of the variety?s most experienced handlers. Drawing on the tradition and classic techniques of the Mosel?s Dr. Loosen and Chateau Ste Michelle?s viticultural experience and innovation. A highly aromatic Riesling that is focused and intense. Rating 90 "Wine Spectator" - $38

Bright and fruity, with pear and lime flavors most prominent. Shows a peppermint edge on the silky finish.Rating 88 "Wine Spectator" - Glass $8 / Bottle $30

Glass $8 / Bottle $30

Rich and forward with raspberry and cherry jam, mocha-choca and cola flavors, with a long spicy, dry and very elegant finish.
Rating 88 "Wine Enthusiast" - $34

Rich and forward with raspberry and cherry jam, mocha-choca and cola flavors, with a long spicy, dry and very elegant finish.
Glass $8 / Bottle $34

The 2003 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is an elegant, highly expressive wine that displays great complexity due to the multifaceted climatic conditions of the harvest season. The wine is dark ruby with a purple to red edge. It has bright aromas of black cherry, dark chocolate, black tea, allspice and ginger. In the mouth, it offers a full-bodied attack, a round, balanced mid-palate redolent of cherry preserves, brown sugar and caramel and an extremely long finish of savory ripe fruit.
$90

Glass $9 / Bottle $34

Briarcrest is composed of 100% harvested from superb hillside and benchland vineyards in the valley. The 2005 Briarcrest marries suave, blockbuster structure with elegant fruit and stellar varietal appeal, making it as much a cellar selection as a natural fit for today?s table. On the nose, it pairs complex aromas of cassis, blackberry essence, violets, and lavender with powerful notes of graphite, anise, dark chocolate, cedar, espresso, toast, and tobacco, for maximum impact. On the palate, the wine delivers full fruit flavors and structured tannins before a lengthy finish, which wraps up with notes of tobacco, cassis, and toast
$70

Frank Family Vineyard?s Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon leads with generous aromas of dark chocolate, black cherry and spice which are layered with dusty cedar and loam. The palate is vibrant and concentrated; bursting with ripe black cherries, plum, currant and blackberry which are balanced with well structured tannins providing a lasting grip while maintaining a refined elegance.
$65

A worthy follow-up to the 2001, it’s not as voluptuous, but is better structured and is likely more age worthy. The wine is tannic, but balanced and rich in Cabernet fruit. It has that edge of elegant complexity that marks a great wine.
Rating 93 "Wine Buying Guide" - $62

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

Juicy and ripe, with lots of fig, blackberry, mocha and currant paste notes that pump through the rich, fleshy finish. Solid acidity keeps this honest.
Rating 90 "Wine Spectator" - $34

This has been a steady bottling for Rodney Strong over the years, almost always showing good varietal character in a dry, balanced package. The ?06 is drier than usual, with sage, black pepper and tobacco notes added to the fruitier cherries and currants.
Rating 87 "Wine Spectator" - Glass $9 / Bottle $34

Firm, tight and spicy, with a beam of cedar-laced wild berry, blackberry and wild berry fruit that gains depth and dimension, ending with a nice pebble and mineral edge.
Rating 90 "Wine Spectator" - $70

Ripe and round, this is generous with its smoky cherry and black currant flavors, persisting against mildly grippy tannins to create a long, layered finish
Rating 91 "Wine Spectator" - Glass $9 / Bottle $34

This Pinot from Rodney Strong is lithe and lively! Strong was a pioneer, one of the first to plant Pinot Noir in the Russian River Valley back in 1968. Now his estate vineyards produce superb Pinot every year. This estate 2009 is a prime example of the quality you can achieve when you control your own vineyards. Wine Enthusiast scored this wine 91 point saying 'Made in a leaner, drier, lighter style than most Russian River Pinots, but the elegance and complexity are very attractive. Shows a white pepper and herbal note to the sour cherry candy fruit, and is balanced with perfect acidity. A beautiful wine to accompany, not overwhelm, fine foods
Rating 91 "Wine Spectator" - Glass $10 / Bottle $38

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

Glass - $6 / Bottle - $22

Lavender and blackberry aromas follow through to a medium-to-full body, with a solid core of fruit and a tangy aftertaste of citrus fruit and dried cherry. Number 51 of the top 100 wines of 2008
Rating 91 "Wine Spectator" - Glass $8 / Bottle $32

Banfi is one of the great wine producers in Italy and their Chianti is outstanding$38

Glass $9 / Bottle $34

Glass $6 / Bottle $22

$24

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Aged for 8 months in small oak barrels and then several months in the bottle. It is a delightful wine with a supberb body.
Rating 90 "Wine and Spirits" - $38

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