Yes! This is some mighty fine Sauvignon Blanc is one to try
for sure. Sourced from the increasingly noteworthy Dell Valley Vineyards Hudspeth
County, the wine presents a big aromatic
profile featuring prominent notes of peach and lemon, complemented by subtle
hints of pear and some jasmine. It
offers medium acidity and notable minerality, too - quite refreshing to relish
all day. Savor this one well. Cheers!
The Hickory Sands has done wonders for this wine as well as
honor the story behind the label name. If happiness is your game, then you’ll
be extra pleased with this Touriga/Mourvèdre red blend. Aged and fermented in
large French oak vats for about two and a half years has been a blessing to
this jewel. Expect initial notes of dark
fruit and elegant floral aromas, followed by a hint of spice as you take your
first sip. There is some spice up
front on that first sip followed by good acids and a touch of vanilla. Let’s mark this beauty at medium bodied for
this six year old bottle and a big “cheer” all around!
Sourced from Pepper Jack Vineyards of the Texas High Plains
AVA and aged for 19 months in oak, this wine delivers on vibrant cherry and
plum notes. The profile is also highlighted by hints of spice and pepper,
creating a delightful tasting experience. With a dry style and medium acidity,
this wine offers just the right balance of tannins to complement its
fruit-forward character, making it both expressive and well- presented. Cheers!
Sitting in at 14.6 abv, this fine Grenache really hits the
spot with a satisfying experience. Harvested from Vintage Press Vineyard of the
Texas Hill Country AVA, it has some good fruit forwardness and zesty sensation
for this medium bodied beast. Blackberry and raspberry notes are the main
sensations to excite you with this wine followed by some subtle tobacco
afterwards. The wine’s light red,
translucent hue is visually appealing when poured in sunlight, too. With
low tannins, this wine is definitely a one session enjoyer for sure. Cheers!
A single vineyard-sourced
varietal provides an excellent opportunity to appreciate both the winemaker's
skill and the distinctive terroir of the vineyard. Harvested from La
Pradera Vineyards of the Texas High Plains AVA, this beauty reveals some
intense and enticing blackberry notes complimented with plums along with pepper
and spicy sensations. And yes, that little darker than normal color is just an
added bonus to your sipping experience. The wine also reveals some good acids
and bold tannins to add to its fine structure. It can definitely age a bit
longer, so no shame in keeping a few bottles tucked away for another day. Santé!
This Texas Hill Country AVA Mourvèdre Rosé is quite a
beauty. You'll notice rose aromas at first,
accompanied by subtle sweetness in the bouquet. It has some savory
strawberry notes on that first sip and repeat tasting followed some peaches.
The wine will also tease some melon across the palate, as well. With lively acidity and a wonderfully refreshing feeling,
there is much to enjoy in this Rosé. Cheers!
Sourced from Reddy Vineyards in the Texas High Plains AVA,
this wine exhibits a moderate red cherry color that’s an eye catcher for sure.
This Carignan profile highlights vibrant notes of raspberries and strawberries,
accented by a pleasant spice and a subtle touch of plum. It also expresses a
bold sensation with good acidity, complemented by a light finish that makes it
a delight to enjoy. Altogether, these characteristics create an inviting
experience to help ease your mind and soul. Cheers!
When Vouvray calls, that expectation bar hits pretty high.
Also called Chenin Blanc, this wine is a pretty decent go-to bottle to
experience some appealing aromas and refreshing finish from the Loire Valley's
Vouvray area. It is dry (aka Sec) with medium intensity and a lovely fragrance
sensation. The wine presents a pale
yellow color and features aromas of apple and peach, enhanced by hints of lemon
and honey. Sip, swirl, and repeat and you’ll pick up on some pear and
good minerality, as well. Acidity is around medium and it delivers a solid
finish. It’s a great quality wine to
savor for sure. Santé!
Crafted from nearly equal parts of 37% Touriga Nacional, 37%
Tannat, and 26% Tempranillo, this bad-ass blend originates from the Round
Mountain Vineyard located in the Texas Hill Country AVA. The wine reveals
earthy and savory sensations, complemented by lively notes of raspberry and
spice. Flavors of blackberry and a bit of chocolate add some additional
character to the tasting profile, yielding a multiplex and memorable tasting
experience. Cheers!
This Sangiovese grape from Alta Loma Vineyard in the Texas
High Plains AVA marks the first harvest of this varietal from the site.
Displaying a light red color for sensory starters, it shows off mostly notes of
cherries and peppers, with hints of blueberries. The wine also exhibits a very
good and pleasant mouthfeel for extra enjoyment. The finish is light, making it
an approachable style to enjoy. Look forward to trying their successive
vintages from this vineyard. Cheers!
This Riesling from the Nahe
wine region will definitely help set your calibration sensors. Its deep
golden color sighting will be the first thing you notice immediately followed
by intense aromas of flowers and honeysuckle – yes, it is quite aromatic. Those
additional notes of peach, apples, and melons have that “oh, so savory” feeling
all over it for this light bodied treat. There is also a touch of what may be
perceived as an effervescence feel, as well.
With its slightly off-dry taste, pronounced acidity, and good minerality, this
Riesling makes for a delightful sip at any time of day. Zum Wohl!
