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2005
Chardonnay
Done in
the French style, this wine is barrel-aged as well as barrel-fermented. It is crisp with hints of pear and
a slight buttery finish. It pairs beautifully with
fruit, cheeses, turkey, and Asian cuisine.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
14.5% alcohol
Aged 1 year in French and American Oak barrels.
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 20
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1
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$ 16
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$108
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6
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$ 90
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$204
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12
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$168
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$384
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24
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$336
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2005
Estate White Zinfandel
Aroma of
fresh fruit on the nose with hints of melon, peach, and
mango. It is like summer in a glass. The 1.5%
residual sugar presents a certain sweetness that is not
overpowering. Its versatility allows pairing with
chicken, fish, pork, and Thai cuisine as well.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
13.4% alcohol
Aged 1 year in French and American Oak barrels.
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 17
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1
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$14
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$92
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6
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$77
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$173
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12
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$143
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$326
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24
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$286
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2002
Estate Merlot
One of the
truly great wines of the Bordeaux region of France. This
grape does especially well in the Sierra foothills of
California. Ripe fruit stands out in the nose.
Anise, cherry, and raspberry come to mind in the mouth
with dry, lingering finish. This wine will pair
well with red meats, strong cheeses, and roasted
vegetables.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
14.5% alcohol
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 20
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1
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$ 16
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$108
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6
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$ 90
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$204
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12
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$168
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$384
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24
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$336
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2004
Sangiovese
This
Italian grape is the basis of all Chiantis.
Sangiovese is a medium to full body wine and is at home in
the Sierra foothills where the climate and terrain is like
Tuscany, on the Italian peninsula. It pairs nicely
with almost any appetizer, pasta, or turkey.
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Amador
County, California grapes
100% varietal
15.5% alcohol
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 24
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1
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$19
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$130
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6
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$108
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$245
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12
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$202
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$461
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24
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$403
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2002 Estate Zinfandel
This is the other style of Zinfandel in California; the
original form. This red Zinfandel has all the classic
fruit forward flavor profile. Flavors of Raspberry and blackberry
predominate. Full body and a short finish
make this wine quite drinkable for any occasion.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
14.5% alcohol
Aged 2 years in French and American Oak
barrels and 1 year in Glass.
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 21
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1
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$17
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$113
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6
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$95
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$214
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12
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$176
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$403
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24
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$349
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2002 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Layered
flavors of strawberries and lush fruit on the palate with
hints of tobacco and leather on the nose. This
Cabernet will pair equally well with aged cheese,
barbequed meats, or roast chicken.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
14.8% alcohol
Aged 2 years in French and American Oak
barrels and 1 year in Glass.
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 22
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1
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$17
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$119
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6
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$ 99
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$224
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12
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$185
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$422
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24
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$370
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2001
Syrah
Originally
grown in northern Africa as a Shiraz, this bold
full-bodied wine thrives in many parts of the world,
including France's Rhone Valley, Chile, parts of
Australia, and California. This Sierra foothills Syrah is a
full-bodied, fruit-forward red wine with hints of
blueberry, anise, and ripe fruit on the nose and
palate. Typically a short finish makes this varietal
easy to pair with either the entrée
or dessert.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
15.1% alcohol
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 25
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1
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$ 20
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$135
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6
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$113
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$255
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12
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$210
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$480
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24
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$420
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2002
Cabernet Franc
A
full-bodied red wine from the Bordeaux region of
France. This intense wine has made the jump from a
blending wine to a stand-alone. It has a bouquet of
cherry and ripe fruit. The slight acidity allows
this wine to pair with a variety of foods, so stop and
savor the long finish before you tip your glass again.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
100% varietal
14.7% alcohol
Aged 1 year in French Oak barrels.
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 24
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1
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$19
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$130
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6
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$108
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$245
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12
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$202
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$461
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24
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$403
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2001
Estate Red Wine Meritage
Meritage was born in Napa Valley to
make a full-bodied, wonderfully layered wine from a blend
of three Bordeaux varietals; 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Merlot,
and 15% Cabernet Franc. These
Sierra grown grapes come together to present a nose
filling experience of fresh, ripe fruit. The palate
senses fullness, but not heavy body, with continuous
layers of flavors, making this wine especially interesting
to the senses. This blend pairs well with any food,
or can be enjoyed by itself.
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El Dorado County, California grapes
14.1% alcohol
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 26
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1
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$21
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$140
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6
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$117
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$265
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12
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$218
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$499
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24
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$437
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(Non-vintage) California Port
Made from
five different Portuguese varietals and fortified with 190
proof alcohol. This is a truly outstanding dessert
wine. Pair it with chocolate, Bleu cheese, or walnuts
for a delicious finish to any meal.
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18.8% alcohol
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Public
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Bottles
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Club
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$ 27
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1
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$22
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$146
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6
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$122
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$275
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12
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$227
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$518
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24
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$454
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Discounts
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Public
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Total
Bottles
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Wine
Club
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NO Discount
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Single (1)
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20%
Discount
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10%
Discount
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Half-Case (6)
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25%
Discount
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15%
Discount
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Full
Case (12)
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30%
Discount
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20%
Discount
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2+
Cases (24)
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30%
Discount
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