Did someone say Texas Riesling? Yes, it is a thing! With the
right location, thoughtful vineyard practices, and a skilled winemaker, Texas
Riesling can truly shine. Using fruit acquired by the famous Ron Yates
location, this dry Riesling from RE:Rooted 210 brings great tropical flavors
and delicious apple notes together in a soothing, refreshing style. Just the
right acidity gives it a lively lift, while the zingy finish keeps every sip
bright and inviting. Cheers!
What a beautiful piece of craftsmanship we have here!
Crafted from estate fruit grown in the Texas Hill Country AVA, this Cabernet
Sauvignon vintage shows how the hickory sand formation can do wonders in the
vineyard. It opens with black cherry, spices, and subtle smoke, followed by
cherry, and a touch of oak. Blackberries come out on subsequent sip and all together
it is simply a delicious way to enjoy the day. Cheers!
White Syrah you say? Yes—white wine can be made from red
grapes. This crisp Syrah-based white is built for Texas summer heat, especially
when served well chilled. Sourced from Spiller Mine Vineyard in the Texas Hill
Country AVA, it opens with refreshing pineapple and lemon notes that bring a
cool, lively feel to the glass. Light-bodied and easy drinking, it is perfect
for relaxing on a fan-cooled porch and sipping all day. Peace!
Behold this NV Chardonnay - crafted with estate fruit and
showing plenty of charm from that first sip. Buttery notes lead the way
upfront, followed by bright citrus and apple flavors that keep the wine lively.
Well made, very food friendly, and complimented by good acidity, this top-notch
Chardonnay offers a very fine yet satisfying tasting experience that is ready
to pair with a favorite meal or enjoy on its own. Cheers!
Crafted from a mix of Tannat, Carignan, Mourvèdre, Petite
Sirah, Touriga Nacional, and Syrah, this 2019 Vintner’s Reserve from Pedernales
Cellars delivers a medium-bodied profile with plenty of satisfying character.
Blackberry and plum notes come out first, followed by a little blueberry on
subsequent sips. It finishes dry, with good tannins that bring that
mouth-smacking satisfaction, along with a touch of spice to round out the
tasting experience. Cheers!
This Rosé shows a darker style salmon hue on the first pour,
with notes of lively cherries and strawberries that get things going right
away. A gentle hibiscus floral note adds a nice lift, with some cranberry
coming through next to keep things lively and appealing. Light acidity and good
balance make this an easygoing, enjoyable rosé to savor all day. Cheers!
Coming in at 15% ABV, this well-known Portuguese varietal is
a smooth, and satisfying pleaser. Harvested from the Vinho Regional Alentejano,
it opens with inviting notes of raspberry, plum, and cherry to greet your wine
senses. Tobacco and a touch of herbs follow through, adding depth and character
to the tasting experience. Medium tannins and medium acidity keep everything
nicely balanced, while just enough oak rounds out the tasting experience. This
Touriga Nacional is a beauty worth savoring with every sip. Saúde!
