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Bedrock 2021 California Ode to Lulu Rose (5/27
(Arrives 5/27) Bedrock Wine Company's Ode to Lulu Old Vine Rosé is a tribute to Lulu Peyraud, matriarch of the famed Bandol grower Domaine Tempier. It is comprised of old-vine Mataro/Mourvèdre from the Pato and Evangelho vineyards in Contra Costa County, as well as Cinsault and Grenache from Dry Creek. The rose is a pale peach skin/salmon pink. The nose offers pretty aromas of stone fruit, watermelon, and crushed savory herbs. The palate is juicy and mouthwatering with loads of fresh red fruits and a fine sapid core that recalls its famed inspiration Bandol Rosé, don't be fooled into thinking this is a "porch pounder," this will accompany that ripe tomato salad, tapenade crostini, ratatouille, or paella cooked over a fire, as well a quench a thirst. Lovely stuff and consistently one of our favorite Summer wines. John McIlwain
Bedrock NV North Coast Shebang Red Wine
55% Zinfandel blended with Carignane, Petite Sirah, Mourvedre, Alicante Bouschet, Grenache, Syrah, Barbera and a touch of whites for aromatics from old vine plantings (up to 100 years old) around Sonoma County, fermented with native yeasts in stainless steel and raised in a nice bit of French oak for a bold, bright-fruited, silky, and satisfying wine that is unbeatable at this price.
Broadside 2019 Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon
Broadside is a project of very talented winemaker Chris Brock. The Cabernet is fermented with wild yeasts and aged in barrels. The resultant wine is remarkably fresh and full bodied with an interesting spicy character and plenty of bright, tangy dark fruit.
Cooper Hill 2020 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
Cooper Mountain Vineyards started in 1978 when Dr. Robert Gross and his wife, Corrine, planted the first Pinot Noir and Chardonnay vines in the unique soils of Cooper Mountain in the Chehalem Mountains of Oregon's Willamette Valley. Today, the estate has more than 100 acres dedicated to organic and biodynamic farming and winemaking. A great value and classic Oregon Pinot with notes of dried leaves, black cherry, macerated raspberries, and freshly turned earth. -Michelle DeWyngaert
Ghostwriter 2014 Santa Cruz Mountains Bates Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon
This Cabernet is sourced from a single block of the Bates Ranch Vineyard located above 1000 feet on the eastern flank of Mt. Madonna at the very southern extremity of the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA. Farmed exclusively by winemaker Kenny Likitprakong, this dry-farmed block was planted in 1973 by local wine legends Val and Dexter Ahlgren. As with much of the Cabernet from this region, the emphasis is on structural tension. Not quite as histrionically robust or extracted as Cabernet from other parts of California, this wine has some muted cassis scarved in layers of dusty tannin and spice. This is a style of Cabernet that would have been much easier to find in these hills back in the 1970s. 207 cases produced, with shorter extraction time, 10% whole cluster fermentation, and 25% new oak. Andrew Farquhar
Matthiasson 2019 Dunnigan Hills 'Tendu' Red
A perpetual favorite and staple here at CSW, Steve Matthiasson's "Tendu" Red is a blend of Barbera, Montepulciano and Aglianico. It's made in a really juicy, forward style with plenty of cranberry and dark cherry fruit, a touch of rhubarb and a distinct savory finish reminiscent of bitter dark chocolate. This cocoa nib vibe is a hallmark of these varieties and Steve has always strived to make sure they feel true. This is a real table wine in the best sense. Sam Ehrlich
Matthiasson 2021 California Rosé Wine
Approximately 40% Grenache, 18% Barbera, 16% Counoise, 14% Syrah, and 12% Mouvedre, from three sites between Dunnigan Hills and Napa Valley and all farmed organically. "The fruit is grown specifically for rosé, which means that we keep the vines a little happier than for red wine, making plump juicy grapes that are vibrant and refreshing. To capture that zesty brightness, we harvest very early, barely past veraison, similar to the level of ripeness for sparkling wine. We capture the fruit when it is high-toned, crisp, and refreshing. Its citrusy aromas and clean flavors will complement the wonderful spring foods that show up on the table as the weather thaws. Perfect for springtime holiday meals, or enjoying on the porch all summer."
Minor, Sean 2019 Central Coast Pinot Noir
Sean Minor is a negociant production working with high quality vineyards throughout the central and north coast of California to create fresh, easy drinking, great value wines like this classic California Pinot Noir. Fermented with 100% de-stemmed grapes to emphasize the ripe fruit and aged in oak barrels to give it those quintessential sweet oak spices.
Turley 2019 Napa Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Certified organic Cabernet from one of the best-known and most respected producers in California.
Ultraviolet 2020 California Cabernet Sauvignon
From Samantha Sheehan, wine maker of POE Wines. This is juicy red- and black-fruited Cali Cab, with the barest hints of violets and sage. A touch of Cabernet Franc adds freshness and there is good acidity in this wine make up for the relatively gentle tannins. This is not a bruiser. It's all about pure honest fruit.
Valravn 2020 Sonoma County Pinot Noir
This is such a great value for Sonoma Pinot Noir! By creating lasting relationships with high quality, organically farmed (some certified, all avoid using chemical sprays and employ cover crops where possible) vineyards, the winemakers of Valravn are able to offer a snapshot of the Sonoma County for a really great price. The fruit is fermented in open-top stainless steel with about 15-20% whole clusters used, and then aged in ~20% new French oak for one year. For each vineyards fruit, the wines are fermented separately and then blind-tasted before creating the perfect blend. On the nose are notes of clove, stewed cherry, treebark, red plums, and a touch of black pepper. The palate is juicy and concentrated, with notes of baking spice, red currant, raspberry, sun-baked soil, and even a bit of blueberry. Very tasty California fruit with just the right amount of new oak! Michelle DeWyngaert