Super Values – $10 And Under! Friday, August 7, 6-9pm

July 31st, 2009

Featuring:

trebbiano-dbruzzo

2007 Arche Trebbiano d’Abruzzo – Abruzzo, Italy – $7.50

Very light-bodied Trebbiano with soft peach and melon fruit flavors.
If you like Pinot Grigio, check out this grape.

sangiovese

2008 Arche Sangiovese Rubicone – Abruzzo, Italy – $8

An easy drinking Sangiovese with plenty of jammy fruit flavors.
Nicely balanced with soft tannins.

vistamar

2006 Vistamar ‘Sepia’ Pinot Noir – Casablanca Valley, Chile – $10

A light, very peppery Pinot with some wild flower aromas and savory flavors.

Children’s Book Reading and Wine Tasting

November 19th, 2008

Sunday, November 23 from 1-4pm

Renowned local children’s book author/illustrators Ted & Betsy Lewin will captivate your kids while Mom & Dad get to taste four fantastic brunch wines.
Co-Hosted by The Moms of Still Hip – Gabby Napolitano-Swift and Marcie Bohan. For those who don’t know it, Still Hip is our beloved, local resale clothing, toy and gear shop. They will be carrying signed copies of the books featured in the reading.

NV Patrick Bottex, ‘La Cueille’ Bugey-Cerdon, Savoie, France – $21
Kir Royale in a bottle! This light, slightly sweet lavender-tinged bubbly is made from 80% Gamay (the grape of Beaujolais) and 20% Poulsard. Perfect as an aperitif with fruit or pastries.

2007 Dom. de la Courtade, l’Alycastre Rose, Provence, France – $14
From Ile de Porquerolles, a nature preserve off the coast of Provence, this light salmon-colored rose is a blend of Mourvedre, Grenache and Tibouren, an ancient Greek grape. Tasty with lox or white fish, cheese and eggs.

2006 Terra Noble Reserve Carmenere, Chile – $14
Made from Carmenere, Chile’s signature grape and Bordeaux’s forgotten ’6th varietal’. This is firm, full-bodied wine, with deep, dark fruit. Fairly traditional in style, the Terra Noble goes well with full flavored dishes, and even a little spice. Try it with breakfast burritos!

2005 Anima Negra A/N2, Mallorca, Spain – $25
This is a full-on, well balanced, tightly knit wine from the island of Mallorca. Gorgeous and muscular – it reminds us of another native Mallorcan – Rafael Nadal:-) Something for everyone – good fruit and complexity, soft tannins, dry but not too dry. Callet and Montonegro-Fogoneu are native Mallorcan grapes and the new generation of winemakers blend the old varietals with more well-known grapes. When you’re having a burger and roasted potatoes, go for this wine.