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Pairings by Perrine

 

 

 
Name:  

 Domaine de Triennes Viognier Sainte-Fleur 2008, France

Varietal:

 

Viognier

Location:   Rhone Valley, France
Notes:   Two of Burgundy’s greatest names - Jacques Seysses, founder of Domaine Dujac, and Aubert de Villaine, co-owner of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti - are the partners behind this pioneering property in Provence, northeast of Marseille and due east of Aix-en-Provence.

This wine, Domaine de Triennes Sainte-Fleur Viognier is explosive on the nose with apricot, honeysuckle and honey aromas. It has great power and intensity, combined with a beautiful balance between richness, acidity and minerality

Price:   $17.99
Pairing:   Grilled Halibut, Chutney Glaze, Mango, and Curry salad
 

Featured Wines

 
Name:   Chateau Lafont Menaut

 

Varietal:   100% Sauvignon Blanc
Location:  

France, Bordeaux

 

Notes:  

Chateau Lafont Menaut is located in the heart of the Pessac-Leognan Apellation, owned by the Perrin Familly famous for their Chateau Carbonnieux. The grapes are hand-harvest, the wine is barrel fermented , wich bring a nice weight to the wine. Age for 9 months ( only 25% new oak) with lees stiring. The wine is voluptous with a lot of note of ripe apple, flint, pineapple, notes of vanilla. 

Price:   $21.99
 
   
Name:  

Shea Wine Cellars, Shea Vineyard, Estate,  Pinot Noir   2009

Varietal:  

100% Pinot Noir

Location:   Shea Vineyard, Willamette Valley
Notes:  

The fruit to make this wine was harvested from throughout Shea Vineyard. The wine has a deep ruby-red color. Beautiful floral notes define the wine’s wonderful bouquet. On the palate are flavors of cherry and dark red berry complimented by sweet spices and a rich texture with fine grain tannins.

Price:

  SPECIAL $36.99**
 

 

 
Name:   Domaine Alain Patriarche, Bourgogne "La Monatine"2009
Varietal:   Chardonnay
Location:   France, Burgundy
Notes:  

The Monatine vineyard lies entirely within the village of Meursault.  Alain’s vines are from the oldest part of the vineyard, but lie about 30 ft outside the boundary to be designated a village-level wine.  He can therefore only market the wine as a regional Bourgogne, even though it has all the characteristics of a village Meursault.  A top value that many sommeliers call, the “Baby Meursault”.

Price:   $25.99