No label, no problem! It happens sometimes, but with a
little process of elimination and good wine sense, the identity of this mighty
wine was revealed. Harvested from Tallent Vineyards in the Texas Hill Country
AVA, this Malbec pours a fairly opaque hue and opens with plum and cola aromas.
Sip and swirl to bring out raspberry and a touch of vanilla, adding to its
pleasing mouthfeel. The acidity is right on target for pairing with your
favorite meats, so dig in and enjoy!
Sourced from famous Granite Hill Vineyard in the Bell
Mountain AVA, this 2019 Merlot brings a medium-bodied profile with a smooth,
well-balanced feel from start to finish. Notes of plums and peppers lead the
way, followed by a good touch of earthiness for character. Altogether, it is an
easygoing Texas Merlot with plenty of charm. Savor every drop of this piece of
Texas wine history. Cheers!
Sourced from Dell Valley Vineyards, this Chardonnay delivers
some fine character from the first pour. Nice citrus aromas lead the way,
followed by a rich and creamy feeling that gives the wine plenty of pizzazz. It
definitely has a vibrant mouthfeel, bringing enough freshness and texture to
keep each sip lively and enjoyable. This is the kind of Chardonnay that puts a
big smile on your face and finishes with a long “ahh” moment. Cheers!
Crafted from a blend of 35% Grenache, 25% Tempranillo, 24%
Merlot, 12% Mourvèdre, and 4% Carignan, this vintage of Gypsum was sourced from
the Texas High Plains AVA and is still drinking decently after all these years.
It pours a ruby red hue and shows mostly cherry and raspberry notes sticking
aorund sticking around, with a little cranberry adding to the mix. Well rounded
with a light texture and soft feel, this wine offers an easygoing sipping
experience that continues to hold its charm. Cheers!
Sourced from the Texas High Plains AVA, this 2017 red wine
is crafted with equal parts of Aglianico, Dolcetto, Montepulciano, and
Sangiovese. It pours a translucent red hue, with black cherry and blackberry
notes taking the lead. Medium acidity is solid along with just a notch below
medium tannins to give it a smooth, easygoing feel, while a touch of vanilla
and spice shows up toward the finish to round things out. Cheers!
Sourced from Pepper Jack Vineyards in the Texas High Plains
AVA, this 2020 Teroldego pours a very opaque, dark hue and immediately shows
off a rich, smooth feel. Full on raspberry and blackberry sensory sensations
lead the way, followed by a touch of pepper and a little bit of minerality.
Good acidity and moderate tannins keep the wine sipping experience happy,
making this a vivid Texas red wine to enjoy. Cheers!
This 2021 vintage of Adoration is a dry bubbly blend of 77%
Pinot Noir, 17% Chardonnay, 3% Pinot Meunier, 2% Pinot Gris, and 1% Pinot Blanc
that displays an enticing light pink hue on the first pour. Cherry and
raspberry notes lead the way, with a little strawberry for extra charm. Larger
bubbles give it a lively feel, while medium acidity keeps that good tantalizing
mouthfeel going. Overall, it makes a great afternoon sipper choice and a very
enjoyable sparkling wine. Cheers!
