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Florez 2020 Chardonnay Santa Cruz Mountains (Arrives Mid-September)
Another special release from Florèz, this Chardonnay comes from Blue Jay vineyard, which James farms in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Grapes were direct pressed followed by an ambient settling and racking the next day. The juice was allowed to begin...
$85.99
Florez 2023 Cave Dew Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is near and dear to James' heart, after studying in Burgundy and developing an early interest in the varietal. This one comes from Gimelli Vineyard, farmed organically on limestone and granite soils. The wine was made with about...
$25.99
Florez 2023 Edelzwicker
This is maybe the first of James' wines we really fell in love with. It's a blend of Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer, with the Pinot Gris and Gewürz coming from McFadden Vineyard in Potter Valley, and Riesling from the...
$27.99
Florez 2023 Kind of Orange
This is an orange wine made of 100% Viognier, which sees two and a half weeks of semi-carbonic maceration followed by about six months in neutral French oak. The color is that of a hazy sunset, with peach fruit and...
$31.99
Florez 2023 The Pope's Smoke Grenache
This is 100% Grenache which comes mostly from Stiletto Vineyard, done in a semi-carbonic style and aged in neutral French oak. Inspired by a mind-opening experience James had with 2005 Chateau Rayas Grenache, it's an expressive and buoyant wine that...
$35.99
Florez 2024 Lovebirds
This is a blend of 50/50 Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, co-fermented in a "flottasion" style pioneered by Daniel Sage in Ardeche, where the Chardonnay is pressed and whole bunches of Pinot Noir are suspended, or float, in the Chardonnay juice....
$29.99
Florez 2024 Shangra-Li Savvy-B
This is a Sauvignon Blanc that achieves a rare feat, which is to appeal to those who might not always go for the pungent, highly aromatic and citrusy styles of the varietal, but remaining clean and approachable enough for a...
$29.99
Ghostwriter 2021 Santa Cruz County Cuvee Pinot Noir
When it was created as an AVA in 1981, the Santa Cruz Mountains was the first whose area was determined by altitude. There are no "valley floor" vineyards here. Many of the vineyard sites are extraordinarily steep, at or above...
$35.99
