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TABLE OF CONTENTS COLORADO ..................................................................................................................... 3 CALIFORNIA ..............................................................................................................4-37 SONOMA COUNTY.................................................................................................................. 8-15 NAPA VALLEY....................................................................................................................... 16-26 PASO ROBLES ........................................................................................................................ 32-34 SANTA BARBARA ................................................................................................................. 34-36 OREGON ....................................................................................................................38-42 WASHINGTON .........................................................................................................43-47 ARGENTINA .............................................................................................................48-53 AUSTRALIA ..............................................................................................................54-56 AUSTRIA......................................................................................................................... 57 CHILE .........................................................................................................................58-60 FRANCE .....................................................................................................................61-99 CHAMPAGNE ......................................................................................................................... 62-64 ALSACE ................................................................................................................................... 64-65 LOIRE VALLEY ...................................................................................................................... 66-70 CHABLIS ................................................................................................................................. 71-72 BURGUNDY ............................................................................................................................ 73-85 BORDEAUX ............................................................................................................................ 86-89 RHÔNE VALLEY .................................................................................................................... 91-96 SOUTHERN FRANCE............................................................................................................. 97-99 GERMANY .............................................................................................................100-102 GREECE and ARMENIA .................................................................................103 & 104 HUNGARY .................................................................................................................... 105 ITALY .....................................................................................................................107-128 PIEDMONT .......................................................................................................................... 108-111 VENETO............................................................................................................................... 112-115 FRIULI and SLOVENIA ...................................................................................................... 116-117 TUSCANY............................................................................................................................ 118-122 CENTRAL & SOUTHERN ITALY ..................................................................................... 123-126 SICILY.................................................................................................................................. 126-128 JAPAN (SAKE)…………………………………………………………………...129-131 NEW ZEALAND....................................................................................................132-133 PORTUGAL ...........................................................................................................134-137 SPAIN ......................................................................................................................138-150 S. AFRICA………………………………………………………………………...151-154 SPIRITS ..................................................................................................................156-162 2

SuIaMvigTnWoninBelasnc Malbec CabeSrnyerat hFranc COLORADO Colorado's grape growing regions contain some of the highest elevation vineyards in the world, with most viticulture in the state practiced between 4,000 feet and 7,000 feet above sea level. The mountain climate ensures warm summer days and cool nights. Colorado is home to two designated American Viticultural Areas, Grand Valley AVA and the West Elks AVA, where most of the vineyards in the state are located. Approximately 100 commercial wineries operate in Colorado and about 1,000 acres (405 ha) are planted to grapevines. The most popular grapes grown in Colorado are varieties in the species of European grape Vitis Vinifera. The most popular red varieties are Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, and Cabernet Franc with the most popular white varieties are Chardonnay, Riesling, and Viognier. Infinite Monkey Theorem theinfinitemonkeytheorem.com Infinite Monkey Theorem $135.00 Named after an old mathematical IMT Sparkling White (20L keg) $257.90 theorem, when started in 2008 IMT Bubble Universe Colorado 2015 (6pk) there was nothing more chaotic $203.90 than growing grapes at 4,500 ft in IMT Riesling Colorado 2019 $203.90 Colorado and making wine in a IMT Sauvignon Blanc Grand Valley 2019 warehouse in an alley in a city. $240.00 There are an infinite number of IMT Rosé Colorado 2019 (20L keg) variable s at play, decisions to be $263.90 made and possible outcomes. It’s IMT Red Blend Colorado Blind Watchmaker the job of the team to create order $263.90 out of the inherently chaotic (also available in 20l keg) system to craft ridiculously good $263.90 wine. IMT Cabernet Franc Grand Valley 2018 $263.90 Keep it local, was the start of the (also available in 20l keg) $59.90 brand, with the varietal bottlings $107.90 all being from CO growers and IMT Malbec Grand Valley 2018 $107.90 bottled in their Denver facility. IMT Syrah Grand Valley 2018 $107.90 The winery has expanded into can $107.90 production, one of the nation’s Can options (250mL/24 pack) $107.90 first, and continues to operate in IMT Campfire Cider $107.90 the spirit that founder Ben IMT Citra Dry Hopped Sauvignon Blanc $107.90 Parsons originated over a decade IMT Peach Bellini ago. IMT Bubble Universe Riesling 3 IMT Bubble Universe Rosé IMT Back Alley White IMT Back Alley Rosé IMT Back Alley Red

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MENDOCINO - ANDERSON VALLEY Arista Founded in 2002 by Al and Janis Named after Walter and Rhoda Anderson, who left Missouri and crossed the plains and McWilliams. The McWilliams mountains with their children in 1845. The Anderson boys would later fight for the independence firmly believe that the finest of California from Mexico. Anderson Valley’s unique geography results in degree day variations examples of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are produced in of 40°-50° creating the perfect environment for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In addition to the small lots. They take no short Burgundian varietals, Gewurztraminer and other Alsace varietals are prominent. Pinot Noir and cuts when producing world class Pinot Noir & Chardonnay. Chardonnay grapes from Anderson Valley are also prized for their ability to create sparkling Winemaker Matt Courtney wines with the balance and persistence of their European counterparts. Elevations vary from sea (formerly of Marcassin) believes in minimal intervention both in level to over 2,500 feet with 35-80 inches of rainfall annually. the vineyards and in the winery. Therefore all wines are fermented Arista (Healdsburg) aristawinery.com utilizing native yeast and are un- fined and unfiltered. (also see Russian River) Goldeneye Arista Pinot Noir Ferrington Vineyard 2016 (6pk) $360.00 96+ WA In 1990, Dan and Margaret Duckhorn embraced their Goldeneye (Philo) goldeneyewinery.com growing passion for Pinot Noir. $276.00 Their vision for Goldeneye was Goldeneye Rosé of Pinot Noir, California 2017 simple: to craft a distinctively $240.00 92 WS California Pinot Noir of equal Goldeneye Pinot Noir 2016 (6pk) stature to their acclaimed $425.02 91 WS Duckhorn Vineyards Merlot. (also available in magnums and 375ml) $492.00 Goldeneye has become one of the great Pinot Noir producers from Goldeneye Pinot Noir Gowan Creek Vineyard 2016 (6pk) Anderson Valley. Goldeneye Pinot Noir Ten Degrees 2016 (6pk) Kosta Browne Kosta Browne (Sebastapol) kostabrowne.com Dan Kosta and Michael Browne founded Kosta Browne in 1997. (also see Sonoma Coast, Russian River Valley, Sta. Rita Hills) The two worked together in restaurants in Santa Rosa. Kosta Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Cerise Vineyard 2017 (6pk) $713.90 91-94 VN Browne has become a wine that see sales rep per availability collectors and restaurants alike seek out. Rhys (Santa Cruz) rhysvineyards.com Rhys (also see Santa Cruz) Rhys Vineyards aspires to make great Pinot Noir & Chardonnay Rhys Pinot Noir Bearwallow Vineyard 2013 $1020.00 92 WA from some of California’s most unique and expressive vineyards. Schramsberg (Calistoga) wilsondaniels.com This pursuit has lead them to search the state for rocky soils Mirabelle North Coast Brut NV $275.90 93 WE, 90 WS that exist within the mountainous, cool, coastal climate zone. Over Mirabelle North Coast Brut Rosé NV $287.90 91 WS the last 15 years they have developed seven estate vineyards. Schramsberg Blanc de Blanc North Coast Brut 2016 $383.90 92 WE Schramsberg Blanc de Noir North Coast Brut 2016 $431.90 Schramsberg Vineyards Schramsberg Cremant North Coast Demi-Sec 2015 $407.90 91 JS Founded in the late 1862 by Schramsberg Rosé North Coast Brut 2016 $407.90 96 WE, 93 WS German immigrant Jacob Schramsberg Reserve North Coast Brut 2009 (6pk) $514.00 97 WE, 93 WS Schram. Shramsberg was one of Schramsberg J Schram North Coast 2009 (6pk) $514.00 95 WA, 94 WS the first 22 bonded wineries in Schramsberg J Schram Rosé North Coast 2009 (6pk) $624.00 Napa. In 1965 Schramsberg produced California’s first Blanc Walt (Sonoma) waltwines.com de Blanc and in 67’ the first Blanc de Noir. It was the first (also see Sonoma Coast, Sta. Rita Hills & Willamette Valley) sparkling wine to gain distinction in California and to rival the Walt Pinot Noir Anderson Valley Blue Jay Vineyard 2017 $443.90 93WE prestige and quality of French Champagne. It is a world-class winery and recognized leader in the California wine industry. It has been served to dignitaries at the White House since 1972. Walt Walt is the maiden name of Kathryn Hall. Her grandparents grew six different varietals and sold them to wineries in CA. Kathryn founded Hall wines to exemplify the best of the Bordeaux varietals grown in Napa. Walt is her cool climate Burgundian varietal project. 5

Heron MENDOCINO COUNTY Laely Heron is a Colorado native who attended Cherry Creek High The Mendocino County appellation is part of the large North Coast AVA that spreads northward School and The University of from San Francisco Bay. Due to its remote location, the county’s reputation as a grape and wine- Colorado. Growing up on four producing region was slow to develop. Traditionally, Mendocino wines were consumed locally. continents, Laely was exposed to More recently, however, modern world-wide distribution has brought international recognition. many cultures and cuisines but wine is her passion. She studied at Long famous for its redwood forests, today Mendocino County is the world leader in certified the Institute of Enology in organically-grown grapes. There are over 15,000 acres of vineyards in the County, with 25% of Bordeaux. Prior to founding Heron she worked in Australia, them growing certified organic grapes. Scandinavia and the U.S. Given the increasing popularity of organic products, it is inevitable that demand for organically- “I started Heron Wines in 1994 with little more than a credit card, produced wines will also rise...and so will the Mendocino star! a ‘business plan’ sketched out on -appellationamerica.com a napkin and an idea to make great and affordable wine.” -Laely Heron Shooting Star Jed Steele began making wine in California in 1968. Shooting Star began as his passion project to introduce the U.S. wine consumer to the lesser know varietals of the world. Varietals such as Aligote, Blaufrankish, Barbera and Roussane are just a few of the varietals he has grown and produced. Always experimenting in a quest to match the perfect varietal with the perfect terroir Jed’s Shooting Star wines offer uncompromising quality at an affordable price. Steele Heron Wines heronwines.com Jed Steele began making wine in $155.90 California in 1968. A graduate of (also see Napa Valley) $155.90 U.C. Davis prestigious Enology $155.90 program he has made wine from Heron Sauvignon Blanc 2017 $155.90 Monterey to Mendocino. In 1991 Heron Chardonnay 2017 $155.90 Jed founded his namesake winery in Lake County. A family Heron Pinot Noir 2017 steelewines.com owned winery to this day, the Heron Merlot 2015 $143.90 focus in on small lot productions Heron Cabernet Sauvignon Mendocino County 2017 of the highest quality. Less than a steelewines.com thousand cases of each wine are Shooting Star (Kelseyville) $203.90 produced annually and total production across his brands is (also see Lake County) less than 65k cases. Jed produces cool climate varietals from the Shooting Star Chardonnay Redwood Valley 2017 touted Mendocino County appellation in order to maintain fresh acidity and emphasize pure fruit character. Steele (Kelseyville) (also see Lake County) Steele Zinfandel Mendocino Pacini Vineyard 2017 6

LAKE COUNTY Aerena Lake County, just north of Napa, has been growing premium wine grapes since the mid 19th Inspired by Teddy Roosevelt’s century when people first recognized that the varied soils and microclimates of the region would powerful and provocative “Man in the Arena” speech, Aerena produce wines of exceptional quality. In Lake County, grapes are grown in four distinct Wines celebrates the art of wine appellations - Guenoc Valley, Red Hills, High Valley and Clear Lake - each with its own and the everyday heroes who are distinctive soil type. The common factor in Lake County’s diverse terroir is the moderating mastering their craft. Aerena influence of Clear Lake, the largest natural lake in California, which gives the county its name. brings together a collection of Warm days and plummeting nighttime temperatures let grapes ripen at optimum rates for iconic wines that embody the most moderate sugars with sufficient acidity. The low summer humidity allows botrytis-susceptible desirable characteristics of each grapes to adapt well to the environment. Before prohibition in 1921, Lake County had 28 vineyard. Crafted by winemakers commercial wineries, making it the largest pre-prohibition grape-producing county in California, Aaron Pott and Kyle Mizuno, but the area was slow in recovering as vineyards had been torn out and replaced by pear and Aerena Wines feature distinctive walnut orchards. From less than 100 acres in 1965, Lake County vineyard acreage has grown to California bottlings from both over 8,800 today and is becoming one of the wine industry’s fastest growing regions. well-known and emerging appellations that embody a sense –appellationamerica.com of place and a decidedly drinkable point of view. Aerena blackbirdvineyards.com $203.90 Shooting Star Aerena Chardonnay Sonoma 2017 $239.90 Shooting Star began as Jed Aerena Rosé San Francisco Bay 2017 Steele’s passion project to $239.90 90 WE introduce the U.S. wine consumer Aerena Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 to the lesser know varietals of the world. Varietals such as Aligote, Shooting Star (Kelseyville) steelewines.com Blaufrankish, Barbera and Roussane are just a few of the (also see Mendocino) $143.93 varietals he has grown and produced. Always experimenting Shooting Star Sauvignon Blanc 2018 $119.90 in a quest to match the perfect $143.93 varietal with the perfect terrior Shooting Star Scarlet Red Blend 2017 $143.93 Jed’s Shooting Star wines offer Shooting Star Pinot Noir 2017 $155.93 uncompromising quality at an Shooting Stat Merlot 2016 affordable price. Shooting Star Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 Steele Steele (Kelseyville) steelewines.com Jed Steele began making wine in California in 1968. A graduate of (also see Carneros & Mendocino) $108.00 U.C. Davis prestigious Enology program he has made wine from Steele Riesling $167.93 Monterey to Mendocino. In 1991 $167.90 Jed founded his namesake winery Steele Zinfandel Catfish Vineyard 2016 $239.90 in Lake County. A family owned Steele Red Blend Persona Non Grata 2013 $161.90 winery to this day, the focus is on Steele Cabernet Sauvignon Red Hills 2017 $185.90 small lot productions of the Steele Merlot Stymie 2014 (6pk) $185.90 highest quality. Most wines are Steele Pinot Noir Sangiocomo Vyd Sonoma Valley 2014 (6pk) produced at less than a thousand Steele Pinot Noir Sangiocomo Vyd Sonoma Valley 2016 (6pk) cases per year and total production is less than 65k cases. Writers Block (Kelseyville) steelewines.com $155.90 Writers Block Writers Block Pinot Noir 2016 $155.90 Writer’s Block stems from collaboration between Jed Steele and his son, Quincy. Quincy inherited his father’s passion for winemaking, and after working with D’Arenburg in Australia and Catena in Argentina, Quincy created Writer’s Block from the ground up, combining Old and New World winemaking techniques. He selected the varietals and defined the wine making protocols. Of late he has worked several harvests for Biodynamic producers in Burgundy. Writers Block Cabernet Franc 2016 7

SONOMA COUNTY More than twice the size as neighboring Napa, Sonoma County overflows with wineries and grape varieties. Within this appellation’s one million total acres, over 425 wineries make their home. Practically every variety of grape grown in California can be found somewhere in Sonoma County. Winemaking here is steeped in history, going back to the 1820s, when Franciscan monks first planted vineyards with the Mission variety - a grape which unfortunately yielded disappointing table wines. The real progress began with Hungarian immigrant, Agoston Haraszthy, today considered the ‘Father of California Wine’. As early as the 1850s, Haraszthy had the foresight to recognize the region’s tremendous viticultural potential, founding the original Buena Vista Winery in 1857. Traveling to Europe in 1861, Haraszthy brought back more than 100,000 grape cuttings of over 300 different varieties from France, Germany, Spain and Italy. He planted most of them in Sonoma, leaving a mark that is evident in the county’s thriving wine industry today. Diverse in its climate, soils, geography and grapes, the patchwork quilt that is Sonoma County contains AVAs on top of AVAs, and sub-AVAs within them. Today, Sonoma County as a wine region is as varied as any could possibly be, with something for just about everyone. Sonoma County is America's viticultural cornucopia! -appellationamerica.com Sonoma Angeline Aerena Aperture Crossbarn Decoy Donelan Educated Guess Guarachi Killian Kosta Browne Laurel Glen Lola Martin Ray Migration Mossback Ridge Routestock Paul Hobbs Walt Wayfarer 8

SONOMA COAST Crossbarn Growing up on a farm, Paul The Sonoma Coast AVA was delineated in 1987. It stretches from the San Pablo Bay in southern Hobbs noticed the influence of Sonoma County and runs north-west all the way to the Medocino County line covering over terroir on the character of fruit 500,000 acres. This umbrella AVA was created largely to accommodate cold-climate, estate- when his father had him taste apples of the same variety grown bottled producers, who own vineyards scattered throughout the cooler zones along the Sonoma in different orchards several miles coast. Burgundian varietals of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay dominate the plantings. Needless to apart from one another. After establishing his namesake winery say, there are many microclimates within such a large expanse and the Petaluma Gap AVA in 1991 Paul launched Crossbarn (2017) as well as the Fort Ross Seaview AVA (2011) both lie entirely within the Sonoma Coast in 2000. Treated with the same AVA. It is likely that in the coming years additional sub-appellations will be approved based on care as his Napa wines Crossbarn additional micro-climates. The influence of the Pacific Ocean is at its peak along the 50+ miles wines are fermented in small lots. of coastline and annual precipitation is higher in the Sonoma Coast than in other Sonoma AVAs. Educated Guess In 2005 Mark Albrecht sold his house and everything in it. Mark had a dream to make world class wines at an affordable price. With just the capital from selling his house he started Educated Guess. Appropriately named because when we buy or make wine each step of the way we are simply making an informed decision or an Educated Guess. As they say the proof in is the pudding– or in this case the bottle! “Top Value Cabernet 10 years in a row” -Wine Spectator “This simply must be one of the best buys in all of Napa Valley” - Robert Parker Crossbarn (Sebastopol) crossbarn.com Guarachi Alex Guarachi came to the U.S (also see Sonoma County, Napa County) on a soccer scholarship but an injury dashed his dreams of Crossbarn Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2018 $276.00 90 VN playing professionally. Living in the bay area he realized there was Crossbarn Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2017 $360.00 92JS, 91WS, 90VN a market for South American wines in the U.S. He became one Educated Guess rootsrundeep.com of the first to import wines from $239.90 his native Chile as well as (also see Napa County) $239.90 Argentina. In 2007 Alex decided to found his own winery and Educated Guess Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2017 began purchasing prized vineyard land in Sonoma and Educated Guess Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2017 Napa. The resulting wines were hand crafted in small quantities. Guarachi guarachifamilywines.com Killian (also see Oakville, Sonoma Mountain) Ed Killian began making wine in California 30+ years ago. Guarachi Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast Gaps Crown Vineyard 2014 (6pk) $365.90 Having worked for many well known and prestigious wineries Killian he finally decided to open his namesake winery. Calling upon (also see Russian River Valley) years of business relationships, Ed partnered up with vineyard Killian Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2016 owner/manager Dennis Hill to Killian Pinot Noir 2016 source his extraordinary grapes. killianwines.com $299.90 $383.90 9

Kosta Browne Kosta Browne (Sebastapol) kostabrowne.com The year was 1997 and Dan Kosta and Michael Browne had (also see Mendocino, Anderson Valley, Sta Rita Hills & Russian River Valley) long dreamed of making their own wine. Working together in a Santa Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2017 (6pk) $474.00 94 JS Rosa restaurant as the manager and sommelier each Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast Gaps Crown Vyd. 2017 (6pk) $719.90 93 JS, 92 WS contributed $10 a night to a tip envelope dedicated to starting See sales rep per availability Kosta Browne Winery. From these humble beginnings Kosta Lola lolawines.com Browne exploded onto the Pinot $191.90 Noir scene. Year in and year out (Also see Russian River) $191.90 wine collectors and restaurants alike seek out these wines. Lola Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2016 Lola Lola Rosé of Pinot Noir California 2019 Seth Cripe’s love affair with wine began when he got his first job in Martin Ray (Santa Rosa) martinraywinery.com the restaurant business at age fourteen. At age seventeen, Seth (also see Russian River Valley & Stags Leap District) $215.90 93 JS packed up his car and with $239.90 90 JS $1,200 in his pocket drove cross Martin Ray Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2017 country to work in Napa. In 2008 Martin Ray Rosé of Pinot Noir 2017 $203.90 94 JS Seth’s dream of creating world Martin Ray Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2018 $239.90 class wines for the average Martin Ray Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma Valley 2017 person became reality. “The migrationwines.com LOLA wines are an excellent Migration value .” - Robert Parker $348.00 92 WS (also see Russian River Valley) Martin Ray $419.90 90 WS Courtney Benham is dedicated to Migration Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2017 producing cool climate, monovarietal wines modelled Migration Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 2017 after those of Burgundy. The Pinot Noir and Chardonnay RouteStock wilsondaniels.com clones came from France. The $239.90 WS TOP 100 #66 wines are unobtrusive, clean & (also see Carneros & Napa County) fresh and indicative of their place of origin. RouteStock Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast Route 116 2017 Migration Started in 2001 as an exploration into Burgundian varietals Dan & Margaret Duckhorn settled on the cool climate of Anderson Valley. In 2014 they purchased the 70 acre Running Creek Vyd in the Russian River Valley. Dana Epperson took over winemaking duties in 2017 and has maintained the fresh lively style Migration has become known for. RouteStock RouteStock creates high-quality varietal wines from the world’s most regarded wine regions. Sourcing great fruit they work very closely with their grower partners. Each RouteStock wine is treated as if they would be a flagship cuvee. Walt Walt (Sonoma) waltwines.com Walt is the maiden name of $383.90 Kathryn Hall. Her grandparents (also see Mendocino Anderson Valley, Sta. Rita Hills & Willamette Valley) grew six different varietal and sold them to wineries in CA. Walt Walt Chardonnay Sonoma Coast 2017 92 WE is Kathryn’s her cool climate Burgundian varietal project. Walt Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast La Brisa 2017 $443.90 93 WS Winemaking is carried out by Walt Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast Bob’s Ranch 2017 (6pk) $383.90 93 WA Colorado native Megan Walt Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast Bob’s Ranch 2018 (6pk) $383.90 Gunderson whose passion for terrior shines through . 10

SONOMA - FORT ROSS SEAVIEW Wayfarer After nearly 30 years as an Fort Ross was established in 1812 by the Russian-American Company. The first grapes to be acclaimed Napa Valley vintner planted in either Napa or Sonoma county were planted in Fort Ross in 1817. Located 80 miles Jason Pahlmeyer became north of San Francisco FRSV became an AVA in 2011. It was carved out of the existing Sonoma increasingly entranced by the Coast AVA. With just 500 of its 27,500 acres planted to vines the AVA is based upon elevation. wines of Burgundy. In the early Just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean, the vineyards are planted on the steep Coastal Mountain 1990s, Jayson began seeking out the finest Pinot Noir and Range slopes between 900-1800ft above sea level. In the mornings while the Russian River Chardonnay vineyards in the Valley and Sonoma Coast are covered in fog, the Fort Ross vineyards bask in the cool morning world. The Wayfarer farm is just sun high above the fog line. This allows the grapes more sun exposure while still experiencing the down the road from Marcassin and when it went up for sale cool Pacific winds and long growing season. Helen Turley called Pahlymeyer. All wines are sourced from the Wayfarer wayfarervineyard.com Wayfarer Vineyard. However $342.00 97 JD, 95 WE each label is a unique blend of Wayfarer Chardonnay Wayfarer Vineyard 2017 (6pk) different Pinot Noir clones. Wayfarer Pinot Noir Wayfarer Vineyard 2016 (6pk) $390.00 94 JS, 92 WS Wayfarer Pinot Noir Golden Mean 2014 (6pk) $486.00 97 WE, 93 WA Wayfarer Pinot Noir Mother Rock 2013 (6pk) $486.00 96 JS, 93 VIN SONOMA COUNTY - ALEXANDER VALLEY Aperture Cellars Colorado native Jesse Katz grew Named after Cyrus Alexander who was a part of the Mexican land grant of 1847. At that time the up travelling the world with his valley was famous for the production of wheat and the raising of cattle. In the 1880s, immigrants renowned photographer father, formed the Italian Swiss Colony agricultural cooperative at Asti. In the 1950s, the Swiss Colony Andy Katz. He cut his winemaking teeth working at Chateau Petrus was California's second-most visited tourism destination, after Disneyland. Historically the as well as Harlan before starting Alexander Valley referred to the land east of the Russian River up to the Mayacamas Range with his own project in Alexander Valley. His wines garner critical the land to the west known as the ‘plains’. acclaim and have quickly elevated Designated an AVA in 1984 the Alexander Valley is a sleepy valley in northern Sonoma. to “cult” status. Jesse is Running generally north-southeast, the proximity to the Pacific is mitigated by the Inner Coastal passionate about Malbec and has Range. The Coastal Range buffers the cool breezes and fogs of the Pacific Ocean. This slightly found some of the oldest planted warmer climate allows Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, and other varietals to thrive. The in the U.S. Devil Proof is his old Russian River forms the basis of the AVA as the valley follows the alluvial fans the river has vine Malbec program. deposited over millions of years. The loose, stony, dried up river beds provide the optimal Of Jesse, Wine Enthusiast drainage for vineyards and force the vines to dig deep to source needed minerals. There are proclaimed he is “Changing the 15,000 acres planted and 42+ wineries within the appellation. Many wines from the Alexander way the world drinks” Valley are less expensive than their Napa brethren and can offer exceptional value to add Ridge Ridge’s origins in Santa Cruz go diversity to any wine program. back to1885. The Santa Cruz Monte Bello Vineyard began Aperture Cellars (Healdsburg) aperture-cellars.com thriving in the 1940’s shortly after prohibition’s end. Paul Drapper (also see Dry Creek Valley) $204.00 joined the Ridge team in 1969 and the style has remained Aperture Cellars Chenin Blanc North Coast 2018 $492.00 91-93 WA consistent for 60+ years never $624.00 92-94 WA chasing trends or scores. In 1991 Aperture Cellars Alexander Valley Red Blend 2016 $324.00 the Lytton Springs Estate was Aperture Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley 2016 $324.00 95 WE added to compliment the line up. Aperture Cellars Malbec Devil’s Proof Farrow Ranch 2013 (3pk) While Ridge had been making old Aperture Cellars Pinot Noir Sonoma County 2016 vine Zin since the 60’s the purchase gave them ownership Ridge Vineyards (Healdsburg) ridgewine.com over the vineyards and allowed them to build a second winery in (also see Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Valley, Santa Cruz Mountains) Sonoma County. With over 300+ acres certified organic the old Ridge Demostene Ranch 2016 $347.90 vine Zin, Carigane and other varietals should continue to thrive 50% Zinfandel, 50% Carignane for many years to come. Ridge Zinfandel Geyserville 2018 $432.00 93 WS 11

Aperture Cellars SONOMA COUNTY - DRY CREEK Colorado native Jesse Katz grew up travelling the world with his Dry Creek Valley lies 20 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean and 70 miles north of San Francisco. renowned photographer father, It was designated an AVA in 1983. Lake Sonoma lies in the north providing ample water for Andy Katz. He cut his winemaking teeth working at Chateau Petrus growers. To the east a ridgeline of the Inner Coastal Range separates Dry Creek Valley from the as well as Harlan before starting Alexander Valley AVA. To the west the Coastal Range provides shelter from the cooling influence his own project in Alexander Valley. His wines garner critical of the Pacific Ocean. Dry Creek runs 16 miles from north to south and is 2 miles wide from acclaim and have quickly elevated ridgeline to ridgeline. The cooling fogs that cover many of the Sonoma AVAs rarely make it into to “cult” status. Jesse is the valley and when it does permeate the southern boundaries it burns off by 10:00am. Diurnal passionate about Malbec and has temperature swings of 30° are the norm with temperatures averaging in the 50s in the evenings and found some of the oldest planted 80s in the afternoons. The soils are primarily alluvial and clay and the valley sits along a fault line. in the U.S. Devil Proof is his old Zinfandel has been planted here since 1869 and many of the old vineyards survived the phylloxera vine Malbec program. epidemic by being planted on resistant St George rootstock. Sauvignon Blanc is the most planted Ridge white. Ridge’s origins in Santa Cruz go back to 1885. The Santa Cruz Aperture Cellars (Healdsburg) aperture-cellars.com Monte Bello Vineyard began $312.00 thriving in the 1940’s shortly after (also see Alexander Valley) prohibitions end. Paul Drapper joined the Ridge team in 1969 Aperture Cellars Sauvignon Blanc Dry Creek Valley 2018 and the style has remained consistent for 60+ years never Ridge Vineyards (Healdsburg) ridgewine.com chasing trends or scores. In 1991 the Lytton Springs Estate was (also see Alexander Valley, Russian River Valley, and Santa Cruz Mountains) added to compliment the line up. While Ridge had been making Old Ridge Petite Sirah Dry Creek Valley Lytton Estate 2017 $360.00 94 JS, 93 VN Vine Zinfnadel since the 60’s this gave them ownership over the Ridge Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley East Bench 2018 $300.00 vineyards and allowed them to build a second winery in Sonoma Ridge Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley Lytton Springs 2017 $420.00 94 VIN, 94 JS County. With over 300+ acres certified organic the old vine Zin, Ridge Zinfandel Sonoma County Three Valleys 2017 $288.00 91 WA, 91 WS Carigane and other authentic CA varieties. Ridge Zinfandel Sonoma Valley Pagani Ranch 2017 $372.00 94 WA, 94 VN Guarachi (also available in 375ml and 1.5L) Alex Guarachi came to the U.S on a soccer scholarship but an injury SONOMA MOUNTAIN dashed his dreams of playing professionally. Living in the bay area The 2,400-foot Sonoma Mountain range begins to rise above the town of Glen Ellen in the north he quickly realized there was a market west corner of Sonoma Valley, west of the Valley of the Moon AVA. Granted its status as an for South American wines in the U.S. AVA in 1985, the Sonoma Mountain AVA is defined by altitude. The vineyards must fall He became one ofthe first to import between 400-1,200ft in elevation and the AVA occupies just the northern and eastern exposures wines from his native Chile as well as of the mountain. The northwest corner of the Sonoma Mntn. AVA overlaps the Bennet Valley Argentina. In 2007 Alex decided to AVA. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Cabernet are all major players here. The northern exposures found his own winery and began experience a more dramatic effect from the cool breezes of the Petaluma Gap and therefore are purchasing prized vineyard land in typically planted to Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Eastern facing exposures are reserved to allow Sonoma and Napa. Cabernet Sauvignon to soak up the cool morning sun. There are 800 vineyard acres currently planted. Laurel Glen Founded in 1968 by Patrick Guarachi guarachifamilywines.com Campbell, Laurel Glen sits high atop Sonoma Mtn. at 2400+ feet (also see Sonoma Coast & Oakville) $365.90 94 WE of altitude. This wine remains a $365.90 92+ WA sleeper in our portfolio. The Guarachi Pinot Noir Sunchase Vineyard 2014 (6pk) vineyards are farmed organically Guarachi Pinot Noir Sunchase Vineyard 2016 (6pk) from one of the most underrated AVAs in CA. The altitude Laurel Glen (Glen Ellen) laurelglen.com combined with the cool breezes $455.90 off the Pacific create a unique Laurel Glen Cabernet Sauvignon Counterpoint 2016 $377.90 92 JD microclimate ideally suited for 94 WE age worthy Cabs. Laurel Glen Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2014 (6pk) Paul Hobbs Paul Hobbs (Sebastopol) paulhobbswinery.com Paul grew up on a apple farm and $720.00 learned about terroir at a young (also Russian River, Oakville & Coombsville) age. Tasting apples from the same varietal but grown just miles Paul Hobbs Chardonnay Richard Dinner Vineyard 2014 apart it became apparent to him that location and terroir made a difference. Paul was assistant winemaker at Opus One from 1979-1984 before going on to run Simi. Forbes calls Paul “the Steve Jobs of wine.” A keen proponent of terroir Paul’s hands off approach in the vineyard consistently coaxes the best from the vines year in and year out. 12

RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY Angeline The second label from Martin Vineyard plantings in the Russian River Valley date back to 1876. The RRV was granted AVA Ray, the Angeline wines are status in 1983 it was expanded in 2005 and now encompasses 165,000 acres. The RRV is famous fresh, fruit-forward wines from for its production of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The Pacific Ocean and the fog it brings through select appellations. Designed to go toe-to-toe with the more the Petaluma Gap create 35°-40° temperature swings and is paramount in creating the cool expensive premium wines, the climate. Within the RRV are the two distinct AVAs of Chalk Hill and the Green Valley of quality/price ratio has made Russian River Valley. The RRV now has 5 “sub” appellations or neighborhoods each expressing Angeline an incredibly popular subtle differences in terroir and fruit profile– Middle Reach, Santa Rosa Plain, Sebastapol Hills, wine. Laguna Ridge and Green Valley. There are three general soil types. The most famous soil type is called “Goldridge”. This is a soil made up of compacted volcanic ash atop bedrock that has Arista become sandstone of loam. The second soil type “Sebastapol soil”, found near the town of the Arista Winery was founded in same name, contains additional clay created by the runoff from Sonoma Mntn. Where you find 2002 by Al and Janis McWilliams. Goldridge and Sebastapol soil you will likely find Pinot Noir. The third soil type is found along The McWilliams firmly believe the banks of the river—more alluvial and with greater drainage it creates the benchland areas. that the finest examples of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are Angeline (Santa Rosa) martinraywinery.com produced in small lots. There are no short cuts when producing (also see Sonoma County, Monterey & Paso Robles) $239.90 92 JS world class Pinot Noir & Chardonnay. Wine maker Matt Angeline Pinot Noir Russian River 2018 Courtney (formerly of Marcassin) believes in minimal intervention both in the vineyards and in the winery. Therefore all wines are fermented utilizing native yeast and are un-fined and unfiltered. Each wine is a distinct expression of its terroir. Arista (Healdsburg) aristawinery.com Gary Farrell Founded in 1982 the namesake (also see Mendocino & Anderson Valley) winery has become synonymous with small lot Pinot Noir and Arista Chardonnay 2016 (6pk) $270.00 93 WS, 93 VN Chardonnay. With handshake $318.00 93 WS deals Gary was able to source Arista Chardonnay Banfield Vineyard Green Valley 2014 (6pk) $360.00 grapes from legendary vineyards $402.00 94 WS, 93 WA such as Hallberg, Rochioli and Arista Chardonnay Banfield Vineyard Green Valley 2016 (6pk) others. In 2012 Theresa Heredia left Joseph Phelps Freestone Arista Chardonnay Ritchie Vineyard 2017 (6pk) project to make the wines at Gary Farrell. Arista Pinot Noir 2016 (6pk) $270.00 92+ WA Arista Pinot Noir Taboni Vineyard 2016 (6pk) $360.00 Gary Farrell (Healdsburg) garyfarrellwinery.com Jax Jax was founded in 1996 by Gary Farrell Chardonnay 2017 $348.00 91 WS, 92 WE brother and sister team Trent and Kimberly Jackson. The Gary Farrell Chardonnay Olivet Lane 2017 (6pk) $233.90 family property located at the base of Mt St Helena in Gary Farrell Pinot Noir 2017 $384.00 90 W&S Calistoga is composed primarily Gary Farrell Pinot Noir 2014 1.5L (6pk) $408.00 92 WS of volcanic soils. Winemaker Kirk Gary Farrell Pinot Noir Hallberg 2016 (6pk) $258.00 Venge and the Jackson family insist that all fruit is hand harvested. Jax (Calistoga) jaxvineyards.com Killian Ed Killian began making wine in (also see Calistoga) $203.90 California 30+ years ago. Having worked for many well Jax Chardonnay Dutton Ranch 2017 (6pk) $191.90 know and prestigious wineries he finally opened namesake winery. Jax Y3 Rosé of Pinot Noir 2019 $263.90 Calling upon years of business $239.90 relationships, Ed partnered up Jax Y3 Pinot Noir 2017 with vineyard owner/manager Jax Pinot Noir Calesa Vineyard Sonoma Coast 2017 (6pk) Dennis Hill to source extraordinary grapes. Killian killianwines.com $263.90 (also see Sonoma Coast) 13 Killian Chardonnay Adam & Eve Vineyard 2016

Kosta Browne Kosta Browne (Sebastapol) kostabrowne.com In 1997 and Dan Kosta and Michael Browne began saving $10 (also see Sonoma Coast, Mendocino Anderson Valley) a night from their tips to starting Kosta Browne Winery. From these Kosta Browne Chardonnay One Sixteenth 2017 (6pk) $336.00 humble beginnings Kosta Brown exploded onto the Pinot Noir scene. Kosta Browne Pinot Noir 2018 (6pk) $474.00 94 JS, 93 WS The RRV is where it all began for Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Keefer Ranch, Green Valley 2017 (6pk) $719.90 KB. Lola See sales rep per availability Seth Cripe’s love affair with wine began when he got his first job in Lola lolawines.com the restaurant business at age 14. At age seventeen, he packed up his (also see Sonoma Coast) $191.90 car and with $1200.00 in his $263.90 pocket drove cross country to work Lola Pinot Noir California 2018 in Napa. In 2008 Seth’s dream of Lola Pinot Noir Russian River Valley 2016 creating world class wines for the average person became reality. Martin Ray (Santa Rosa) martinraywinery.com “The LOLA wines are an excellent value.” -Robert Parker (also see Sonoma Coast, Napa & Stags Leap District) Martin Ray The Russian River is home to Martin Ray Sauvignon Blanc 2018 $203.90 90 WE, 91 JS Martin Ray. The wines they produce from the appellation are Martin Ray Pinot Noir Synthesis 2017 $215.90 93 JS, 91 WS among the best they do. Staying true to their style the wines are Migration migrationwines.com unobtrusive never overtly oaked, $348.00 balanced expressions. (also see Sonoma Coast) Migration Duckhorn’s venture into the cool Migration Chardonnay 2017 climate varietals. In 2014 they purchased the 70 acre Running Mossback matchbookwines.com Creek Vyd. in the heart of the $191.90 Russian River Valley. Dana Mossback Chardonnay 2018 Epperson took over winemaking $263.90 duties in 2017 and is determined to Mossback Pinot Noir 2017 $263.90 maintain the fresh lively style. Mossback Cabernet Sauvignon Chalk Hill 2017 Mossback The term “Mossback” is an old- Paul Hobbs (Sebastopol) paulhobbswinery.com time reference to a farmer. Folks who are connected to their roots (also see Sonoma Mountain, Oakville & Coombsville) and to their land. These wines are a nod to those people who Paul Hobbs Chardonnay 2017 $504.00 92 WA, 91WS understand the relationship $780.00 96 WS, 94-96 WA between vine, climate and soil. Paul Hobbs Chardonnay Edward James Estate 2014 $780.00 Paul Hobbs $780.00 Paul grew up on a apple farm and Paul Hobbs Chardonnay Edward James Estate 2015 learned about terroir at a young age. Tasting apples from the same Paul Hobbs Chardonnay Ross Station Estate 2015 varietal but grown just miles apart it became apparent to him that Paul Hobbs Pinot Noir 2017 $588.00 92 VN, 91 WA location and terroir made a Paul Hobbs Pinot Noir Katherine Estate 2017 $960.00 95 VN, 94 WA difference. Paul was assistant winemaker at Opus One from 1979 Ridge Vineyards (Healdsburg) ridgewine.com 93 JS -1984 before going on to run Simi. $336.00 Forbes calls Paul “the Steve Jobs (also see Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, and Santa Cruz Mountains) of wine.” A keen proponent of terroir Paul’s hands off approach Ridge Zinfandel Russian River Valley Ponzo Vineyard 2017 in the vineyard consistently coaxes the best from the vines year in and year out. Ridge Ridge’s origins in Santa Cruz go back to 1885. The Santa Cruz Monte Bello Vineyard began thriving in the 1940’s shortly after prohibition’s end. Paul Drapper joined the Ridge team in 1969 and the style has remained consistent for 60+ years never chasing trends or scores. In 1991 the Lytton Springs Estate was added to compliment the line up. While Ridge had been making old vine Zin since the 60’s this gave them ownership over the vineyards and allowed them to build a second winery in Sonoma County. With over 300+ certified organic acres the Zinfandel, Carigane and other varietals should continue to thrive for many years to come. 14

SONOMA COUNTY Angeline The second label from Martin “Sonoma County is an incredible spot to make many different styles of wine– it’s almost like a Ray, the Angeline wines are whole country in one county.” Keith Goldston– Master Sommelier fresh, fruit-forward wines from select appellations. Designed to Angeline (Santa Rosa) martinray-winery.com go toe-to-toe with the more expensive premium wines, the (also see Russian River Valley & Paso Robles) quality/price ratio has made Angeline an incredibly popular Angeline Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2018 $143.90 90 WE, 90 JS wine. $119.90 Angeline Chardonnay California 2018 $143.90 Aperture Cellars Colorado native Jesse Katz grew Angeline Chardonnay Reserve Monterey 2018 up travelling the world with his renowned photographer father, Angeline Rosé of Pinot Noir California 2019 $143.90 90 JS Andy Katz. He cut his winemaking teeth working at Chateau Petrus Angeline Pinot Noir California 2018 $143.90 91 JS as well as Harlan before starting Angeline Pinot Noir Reserve Mendocino 2018 $191.90 92 JS his own project in Alexander Angeline Merlot Paso Robles 2018 $143.90 Valley. His wines garner critical Angeline Cabernet Sauvignon California 2017 $143.90 91JS acclaim and have quickly elevated Angeline Cabernet Sauvignon Paso Robles 2015 $191.90 92 JS to “cult” status. Of Jesse, Wine Enthusiast proclaimed he is (California appellated wines also available in 19.5L keg) “Changing the way the world drinks”. Crossbarn (Sebastopol) crossbarn.com Crossbarn (also Sonoma Coast, Napa County) $180.00 Growing up on a farm, Paul Hobbs noticed the influence of Crossbarn Chardonnay Farmers Project 2018 $456.00 terroir on the character of fruit $500.00 when his father had him taste Crossbarn Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 apples of the same variety grown Crossbarn Cabernet Franc Moon Mountain 2016 decoywines.com in different orchards several miles apart from one another. After Decoy $258.00 establishing his namesake winery in 1991 Paul launched Crossbarn (most also available in 19.5L Keg) $192.00 in 2000. Treated with the same $192.00 care as his Napa wines, Decoy California Brut NV Crossbarn wines are fermented in $192.00 small lots. Decoy Sauvignon Blanc 2018 Decoy Chardonnay 2018 $258.00 Decoy $258.00 Founded in 1985 by Dan & Decoy Rosé California 2018 $258.00 Margaret Duckhorn. Decoy was $258.00 their Red Blend to accompany the Decoy Pinot Noir California 2018 $258.00 Napa Merlot and Cabernet. Decoy Merlot 2017 Decoy quickly became known for Decoy Zinfandel 2017 its exceptional quality at an Decoy Red Blend 2017 affordable price. 30+ years later Decoy Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 the line up has expanded and the wines are now Sonoma (also available in large format) appellated. Still recognized for their value-quality ratio the wines Donelan (Santa Rosa) donelanwines.com are no longer just for those in the know. Donelan Chardonnay Sonoma County Nancie’s Cuvée 2013 $492.00 92 VN Donelan Donelan Pinot Noir Sonoma County Two Brothers 2012 $564.00 93 WA Truly a family winery in every Donelan GSM Sonoma County Cuvée Moriah 2013 $563.90 93 WA, 94 WE way the Donelans’ produce tiny Donelan Syrah Sonoma County Cuvée Christine 2012 $492.00 amounts of incredibly expressive Donelan Syrah Walker Vine Hill Vineyard 2012 $564.00 92 WA, 92 VN Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Syrah. Their Obsidian vineyard may be the most famous Syrah vineyard in CA. Originally known as PAX Cellars, the Donelan’s rebranded the wine under their name and their two sons’ Cush and Tripp run the day to day operations at the winery. 15

NAPA COUNTY The Napa Valley is one of the worlds great wine regions. Fifty miles north of San Francisco and thirty-six miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, Napa Valley sits snug between the Mayacamas and Vaca mountains ranges. The valley runs north to south and is thirty miles long and just five miles wide. Napa became California’s first AVA in 1981. While Napa total wine production may seem like a lot, the valley only produces 4% of California’s total wine and just 0.04% of wine globally. Roughly one sixth the size of Bordeaux, the valley contains sixteen AVAs within it. Each AVA is has its own unique micro-climate that express different char- acteristics of the varietals grown. Cabernet Sauvignon is king but Merlot, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc are all grown in addition to many other varietals. The influence of San Pablo Bay is instrumental in creating the cooler climate in the southern reaches of the valley where temperatures can fluctuate by as much as 15°degrees from the northern end of the valley. Howell Mountain Napa Burgess Cellars Ashes & Diamonds Dunn Darioush Calistoga Krupp Château Montelena Paul Hobbs Eisele Vineyard Hyde de Villaine Jax Crossbarn Diamond Mountain Oak Knoll Educated Guess Checkerboard Vineyards Blackbird Vineyards Postmark J Davies Darioush Routestock Oakville Spring Mountain Bond Spring Mountain Vineyard Guarachi St. Helena Harlan Estate Duckhorn Hypothesis The Mascot Hall Paul Hobbs Merryvale Vine Hill Ranch Starmont Spottswoode Yountville Vineyard 29 Paraduxx Rutherford Frogs Leap Kathryn Hall Round Pond St. Supéry Stags Leap District Clos du Val Martin Ray Silverado Shafer 16

CALISTOGA Château Montelena Since 1972, owner Jim Barrett’s Calistoga marks the north west boundary of Napa Valley. Calistoga was founded in 1852 and up philosophy has been “make the until recently it was more famous for it hot springs and bottled water than wine. In 1990 Calistoga best, period.” Excellence is was home to just 13 wineries, the same number found there in 1890. Calistoga was granted AVA demanded in every aspect of status in 2010. There are 3,300 acres under vine and elevations range between 300-1200ft. While it production. This commitment to is considered Napa’s warmest AVA, the influence of the Chalk Hill Gap to the west in conjunction excellence was rewarded in 1976 when Ch. Montelena won the with the cool air that flows off the Palisades to the east create many microclimates. Calistoga Chardonnay category at the experiences the largest diurnal temperature variations as well as the most precipitation in the valley. Judgement of Paris. The Chardonnay comes from their 56 Fifty degree temperature swings are possible while annual rainfall averages 38-60 inches a year acre Orchard Vineyard in Oak making vineyard selection critical. Thankfully Calistoga boasts the most volcanic soil of any Napa Knoll at the base of Mt. Veeder. The dry farmed estate in AVA providing good drainage for vineyards. Calistoga is comprised of 77 acres of Cabernet and 17 acres of Zinfandel that was planted in 1968! Château Montelena (Calistoga) montelena.com Eisele Vineyard $216.00 Planted in 1886 the vineyard is Château Montelena Riesling Potter Valley 2017 $396.00 located in Napa’s Calistoga AVA. Château Montelena Chardonnay Napa 2017 However it remains cooler that its $300.00 92VN neighbors due to the coastal Château Montelena Zinfandel Napa 2015 $522.00 94+VN influence of the Chalk Hill Gap Château Montelena Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2017 $696.00 96 DEC, 95 WA on the vineyard. The dried up Château Montelena Cabernet Montelena Estate 2016 (6pk) $1007.90 95 WA , 95+ VN riverbeds alluvial soil (up to 20 Château Montelena Cabernet Montelena Estate 2005 (6pk) $900.00 feet deep) provides ample Château Montelena Cabernet Montelena Estate 2005 1.5L (3pk) drainage for the 38 acre vineyard. eiselevineyard.com Just the 3rd vineyard designated (please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) $266.90 wine in California history (1971) it is considered one of the greatest Eisele Vineyard (Calistoga) $684.00 95 JS, 94 WA Cabernet sites in the world. The $737.90 95WA vineyard was certified biodynamic Eisele Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Eisele Vineyard 2018 (3pk) $540.00 in 2003. In 2013 the vineyard $540.00 93 WS, 93 VN was purchased by the Pinault Eisele Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Altagracia 2015 (6pk) $1245.00 96 JS, 93 WA family owners of the Bordeaux’s Eisele Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Altagracia 2016 (6pk) $1245.00 99 JS, 95 DEC Chateau Latour. The future of Eisele Vineyard Syrah Eisele Vineyard 2012 (3pk) $1496.00 100 WA, 99 VN the historic property is as bright Eisele Vineyard Syrah Eisele Vineyard 2014 (3pk) 100DEC,98-100WA as ever. Eisele Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Eisele Vineyard 2014 (3pk) Eisele Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Eisele Vineyard 2015 (3pk) jaxvineyards.com Jax Eisele Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Eisele Vineyard 2016 (3pk) Jax was founded in 1996 by $191.90 91WE brother and sister team Trent (please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) $215.90 and Kimberly Jackson. The family property located at the Jax (Calistoga) $215.90 base of Mt St Helena in Calistoga is composed primarily of volcanic (also see Russian River Valley) $215.90 92 WE soils. The estate vineyard is $479.90 92 WA, 94 WE planted to Cabernet Sauvignon, Jax Y3 Sauvignon Blanc Napa 2018 $587.00 91 WA , 93 WE Cabernet Franc and Petite Jax Y3 Chardonnay Napa 2016 $516.00 Verdot. The Y3 line is representative of the branding Jax Y3 Red Blend Tareau Napa 2016 iron the family used to mark their cattle. It is also the Jackson (50% Merlot 30% Cab Sauv. 20% Syrah) family’s everyday wine. Winemaker Kirk Venge and the Jax Y3 Cabernet Sauvignon, North Coast 2017 Jackson family insist that all fruit Jax Cabernet Sauvignon Estate, Calistoga 2017 is hand harvested. Jax Cabernet Franc Estate, Calistoga 2017 Jax Cabernet Sauvignon Block 3 Estate Calistoga 2017 (6pk) 17

Burgess Cellars HOWELL MOUNTAIN Planted in the 1870s, the westward facing vineyards sit at In 1984 Howell Mountain became the first AVA within the Napa Valley. Howell Mountain is the base of Howell Mountain. In located in north east Napa Valley within the Vaca Mountain Range. The boundaries of the AVA 1943 Lee Steward began making are strictly based on elevation. The marine fog that covers the Napa Valley in the mornings is held wine here under the Chateau under 1400ft. in elevation due to temperature inversion. Morning fogs blanket the lower elevations Souverain label. Both Mike of the valley and limit the amount of morning sunshine the vineyards receive. While the lower Grgich and Warren Winiarski who created the wines that won elevations are shrouded in morning fog the high elevations are basking in sunshine. The the Judgement of Paris cut their temperatures high atop Howell Mountain can be as much as 10° cooler than the valley floor. winemaking teeth under Steward. Because of the cooler temperatures bud break atop the mountain may be up to 30 days later than on In 1970 Tom Burgess purchased the valley floor. All of these factors combine to create a unique growing region where the Cabernet the land. Still family owned, Sauvignon and Zinfandel grapes develop thick skins and maintain naturally balanced acids. Below Tom’s children run the winery the thin topsoil two unique volcanic soils create optimal drainage to stress vines. The north and today. west soils are red volcanic rock with clay, while southern and eastern exposures are composed of Dunn Vineyards lighter gray ash and tufa soil. Randy Dunn was the winemaker at Caymus from 1975-85. In Burgess Cellars (Howell Mountain) burgesscellars.com addition he has made wines for La Jota, Palmaz, and Pahlmeyer. In Burgess Merlot Napa 2013 $323.90 1978 Randy purchased his 14 Burgess Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2014 acre property at 2,000ft. on $587.90 92 VN Howell Mt and began to make his own Cabernet Sauvignon. Dunn Dunn Vineyards (Howell Mountain) dunnvineyards.com now holds 200+ acres of land with a paltry 30 acres planted to Dunn Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2016 $912.00 91 IWC vine. Vine age ranges from 10- Dunn Cabernet Sauvignon Howell Mountain 2015 40 years old and total output for $1380.00 93 IWC the winery is a scant 4-5,000 cases annually. “Almost no one in Napa Valley produces wines that age as gracefully as those of Randy Dunn. Dunn’s intense, profound Cabernets unlocked the Mountains potential and since then countless vintners have ascended its sunny slopes” - Kelli White Checkerboard Vineyards NAPA VALLEY - DIAMOND MOUNTAIN With over 300 acres of land and just 14 acres planted Checkboard Diamond Mountain is located in northwest Napa Valley; directly to the west the of Calistoga AVA. is a unique property. Miniscule Diamond Mountain became an AVA in 2001. The mountain is so difficult to cultivate that a mere production of the highest quality is the goal and just 250 cases of 500 of its 5,000 acres are planted to vines. These mountain vineyards can claim two major the namesake wine and 400 cases historical firsts in Napa Valley history: In 1862 Jacob Schram of Schramsberg Vineyards became of Kings Row are produced the first to develop hillside vineyards modelling them after those of Rheinhessen, Germany; in 1968 annually. Four estate vineyards when Al Brounstein of Diamond Creek Vineyards noticed the differences in the soil types of his vary in elevations from 900ft- vineyards and began to vinify and bottle them separately. Effectively Diamond Creek Vineyards 2000ft each with unique soils, became the first Napa winery to focus on micro-climates. The vineyards are made up of red iron aspects and drainage. Renowned rich volcanic soils as well as lighter gray tufa both of which provide good drainage. Warmer then winemaker Martha McClellan (Blankiet; Harlan) is at the helm the other mountain AVAs to the south, Diamond Mountain does receive cooling air from the and queen of the board! Diamond Creek drainage. J. Davies Checkerboard Vineyards (Diamond Mountain) checkerboardvineyards.com Named in honor of the late Jack $705.00 Davies, founder of Schramsberg Checkerboard Vineyards Red Blend Aurora Vineyard 2015 (3pk) $375.00 Vineyards. Hugh Davies, Jack’s son, and Jamie Davies, Hugh’s Checkerboard Vineyards King’s Row Aurora Vineyard 2015 (3pk) mother and the widow of Jack, introduced their estate-grown (see sales rep for availability) Diamond Mountain District Cabernet with the 2001 vintage. J. Davies (Diamond Mountain) daviesvineyards.com The first hillside vineyards planted in Napa in the late J. Davies Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2015 (6pk) $492.00 94 WE, 93 WA 1800’s these old Schramsberg $587.90 94 JS, 94 WE vineyards sit between 500-1000ft. $450.00 98 WE, 96 WA on the south side of Diamond Mntn. In 1994 the Davies replanted the vineyard to Cabernet Sauvignon J. Davies Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2016 (6pk) J. Davies Cabernet Sauvignon Jamie 2014 (3pk) 18

SPRING MOUNTAIN Spring Mountain Vineyard Founded by Mike Robbins in Currently known for its mountain-grown Cabernets, this region’s first premium wines were whites, 1964, however the vineyards were particularly Chardonnay and Riesling. The vineyards in this part of Napa County are hand-tilled and planted in the 1800s. The range from small to smaller. Grapes are handpicked on steep, east-facing terraces of the Mayacamas Chardonnay was selected to be a Mountains. Vineyards are situated from 400-2,600 feet above sea level. Due to the higher elevations participate in the Judgement of Paris tasting and placed 4th. The of the vineyards, fog is not a factor here like it is in much of Napa Valley. However, an afternoon winery is comprised of four breeze from San Pablo Bay cools the vines in the afternoon. Days are cooler and nights are warmer separate vineyards that vary from 400-1450ft in elevation. With than on the valley floor. The growing season is long, ranging from mid-March to as late as primarily eastern exposures and November. Spring Mountain District’s wine-growing history reaches back as far as the Civil War. a multitude of soils types the 226 acres are divided into 135 By 1874, the legendary Beringer brothers had a vineyard planted here, and in 1893 Tiburcio separate blocks that are Parrot’s Miravalle Vineyards won a gold medal for Spring Mountain at the World’s Fair. sustainably farmed. Yields are a paltry 1-1.5 tons per acre. Total production is 7,500-10,000 cases between all varietals. Spring Mountain Vineyard (Spring Mountain) springmountainvineyard.com $209.90 Spring Mountain Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2017 (6pk) $731.90 95 WS Duckhorn Spring Mountain Vineyard Red Blend Elivette 2015 (6pk) $731.90 Founded in 1976 by Dan & Spring Mountain Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2000 (6pk) $635.90 Margaret Duckhorn. Dan fell in Spring Mountain Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2005 (6pk) $539.90 love with the wines of the right Spring Mountain Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2010 (6pk) $395.90 bank of Bordeaux. The 83 acre Spring Mountain Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2014 (6pk) $407.90 Three Palms Vineyard may Spring Mountain Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Estate 2015 (6pk) produce the most iconic examples of the Merlot varietal in ST. HELENA California. Today Duckhorn produces around 100k cases of Historically St. Helena is the beginning of Napa Valley’s wine story. Charles Krug, a German wine annually. Sauvignon Blanc immigrant, founded Napa Valley’s first commercial winery in St. Helena in 1861. Located at the followed by Merlot account for base of Spring Mountain, St. Helena’s 2900 acres of vineyards became their own AVA in 1995. 70% of that. The Three Palms The morning fog layer rarely reaches this far north and St. Helena enjoys warmer days than then Merlot accounts for just 3,000 AVAs to the south. The Mayacamas and Vaca mountain ranges pinch the valley down it narrowest cases annually, and was awarded point at just 3 miles wide. To the south of the town of St. Helena slightly cooler temperatures along Wine of the Year by Wine Enthusiast in 2018 with gravelly, alluvial soils dominate. To the north of town soils are more volcanic and the temperatures are warmer. Elevations vary from just 100ft-700ft in elevation. Duckhorn (St. Helena) duckhorn.com $258.00 Duckhorn Sauvignon Blanc Napa 2018 $308.60 Duckhorn Chardonnay Napa 2017 Hall Kathryn Hall and her husband Duckhorn Merlot Napa 2017 $504.00 92 JS Craig purchased their Rutherford property in 1995 and Duckhorn Merlot Three Palms Napa 2016 (6pk) $474.00 93 WS their St. Helena property in 2003. Duckhorn Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2017 $648.00 93 W&S, 91 WS Both fully restored, the properties Duckhorn Red Blend The Discussion Napa 2015 (6pk) $648.00 95 W&S, 94 JS are dedicated to the production of world class Bordeaux varietals. (please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) The Halls now own 10 estate vineyards spanning 3 mountain Hall (St. Helena) hallwines.com AVAs as well as the Oak Knoll, $287.90 St Helena and Pope Valley AVAs (also see Rutherford) With 150 acres farmed in accordance with organic practices. Hall Sauvignon Blanc Napa 2018 Hall Merlot Napa 2016 $383.90 92 WA, 92 VN Hall Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2016 $635.90 (please inquire about 1.5L availability) 19

Merryvale Merryvale was the first winery built after the repeal of Prohibition in 1936. In 1983, the Schlatter family purchased the winery. Rene Schlatter has invested heavily in vineyard land and 80% of the fruit is estate grown. The 68 acre Schlatter Family Estate is at the base of Howell Mt at 800ft. of elevation. In 1985 the family purchased 50 acres of the famed Stanley Ranch in Carneros. The Sauvignon Blanc comes from their Juliana Vineyard at 900ft. in the Pope Valley. With annual production of just 12-15,000 cases this small family owned property is often times overlooked. Spottswoode Merryvale (St Helena) merryvale.com Originally planted in the 1880s the Esmerelda Vineyard was Merryvale Sauvignon Blanc Napa 2017 $335.90 renamed the Lyndenhurst Vineyard in 1908. In 1910 the Merryvale Chardonnay Carneros 2017 $335.90 92 WE, 91 WS Spotts purchased the property. Jack & Mary Novak purchased Merryvale Chardonnay Silhouette Napa 2015 (6pk) $342.90 94 WA the property in 1972 but tragedy struck in 1977 when Jack Merryvale Muscat Antigua Napa MV .375ml (6pk) $203.90 suddenly passed away. Mary persevered and sold grapes to Merryvale Pinot Noir Carneros 2015 $371.90 90 JS Shafer, Heitz, Duckhorn and Merryvale Red Blend Forward Kidd Napa 2012 $431.90 92 WE others until 1982 when with Merryvale Red Blend Forward Kidd Napa 2013 $431.90 90 WA support from the community Merryvale Merlot Napa 2016 (6pk) $239.90 Spottswoode was established. Merryvale Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2015 (6pk) $347.90 92 WS, 92 WE The 31 acre vineyard sits atop an Merryvale Proprietary Red Profile Napa 2015 (6pk) $936.00 93 JS, 92 WE alluvial fan at the base of the Mayacamas range in St. Helena. (please inquire about 1.5L availability) The vineyards have been certified organic since 1992. Just 3,500 Spottswoode (St Helena) spottswoode.com cases of Cabernet and Sauvignon Blanc are produced annually. Spottswoode Sauvignon Blanc Sonoma/Napa 2018 $384.00 93 JS, 92 WS Vineyard 29 Spottswoode Cabernet Sauvignon Lyndenhurst Napa 2016 $708.00 94 JS, 95 WE Founded in 1989 at 2929 Spottswoode Cabernet Sauvignon Estate St. Helena 2016 (6pk) $1002.00 100 WA, 96 WS Highway 29 St. Helena CA. The McMinn family then purchased (see sales rep for availability / please inquire about 1.5L availability) the vineyards in 2002. The Cabernet clones were propagated Vineyard 29 (St Helena) vineyard29.com from Grace Family Vineyards. From 1993-99 Heidi Barrett was Vineyard 29 Sauvignon Blanc Estate (6pk) $899.90 93 WA, 93 VN in charge of winemaking followed by Philippe Melka. The Vineyard 29 Zinfandel Aida Vineyard St Helena 2016 (6pk) $467.00 98 WA, 96 VN McMinn’s added what is still Vineyard 29 Cabernet Sauvignon Cru Napa 2017 $630.00 98 WA, 96 VN today one of the most Vineyard 29 Cabernet Sauvignon Ceanda St Helena 2016 (6pk) $660.00 technologically sophisticated Vineyard 29 Cabernet Sauvignon Estate St Helena 2016 (6pk) $1427.00 wineries in the valley. They were Vineyard 29 Cabernet Sauvignon Aida Vyd. St Helena 2016 (6pk) $1433.00 able to purchase the adjacent vineyard expanding the Estate 20 Vineyard to 8 acres. They also purchased the historical 8 acre Aida Vineyard along with it’s Zinfandel planted in the 1920s. Production of Estate Cabernet is 400-700 cases with 700 cases of Aida Cabernet and 350 cases of Aida Zinfandel. There are 5000 cases of Cru produced annually.

RUTHERFORD Frog’s Leap John Williams moved from Rutherford owes its name to Thomas Rutherford who acquired the land in 1864. Awarded AVA upstate NY to Napa in 1972. He status in 1993 and with elevations ranging between sea level and 600ft, Rutherford is planted to began working under Warren 3,500 acres of vineyards. Roughly square in shape and at the widest part of Napa Valley the AVA Winiarski at Stags Leap Cellars is planted to over 70% Cabernet Sauvignon. Much like the AVAs to the north the cool coastal fogs in 1973. John was the only employee when the announcement have a nominal influence. Rutherford is famous for the “Rutherford Bench” a series of three that the SLC wine has won the alluvial fans that spread out from the Mayacamas Mountain range and run the length of the AVA on Judgement of Paris Cabernet its west side. Close to the mountains the dried up river deposits are composed of larger stones and category. In 1981 John and Larry rocks that progressively get smaller and become sandier the further away from the range you travel. Turley decide to start Frog’s Leap (named after the Frog farm The bench is composed of bedrock, loam, marine sediment and volcanic rock and is planted to that previously existed at the Cabernet. Rutherford famous terroir is often described as the “Rutherford Dust”. location). By 1988 John recognized the impact of organic Frog’s Leap (Rutherford) frogsleap.com farming and convinced his $240.00 growers to convert to organic Frog’s Leap Sauvignon Blanc 2018 $312.00 practices and the winery earned its organic certification in 1989. Frog’s Leap Chardonnay 2018 $192.00 John continued to reinvest in his dream and acquired estate Frog’s Leap Rosé Le Grenouille Rougante Mendocino 2019 vineyards. “For over 30 years, Frog’s Leap Frog’s Leap Merlot 2017 $360.00 93 VN, 92 DEC has been making environmentally Frog’s Leap Zinfandel 2018 $312.00 95 VN friendly wines that are both Frog’s Leap Cabernet Sauvignon Rutherford Estate 2016 $540.00 delicious and affordable” Frog’s Leap Cabernet Sauvignon Rutherford Estate 2017 $540.00 -Kelli White (please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) Kathryn Hall Kathryn Hall and her husband Kathryn Hall (Rutherford) hallwines.com Craig purchased their $888.00 Rutherford property in 1995. (also see Napa) They fully restored the property and are dedicated to the Kathryn Hall Cabernet Sauvignon,Rutherford 2016 (6pk) 97 WA production of world class Bordeaux varietals. Sourced Round Pond (Rutherford) roundpond.com primarily from their Sacrashe estate vineyard in Rutherford. The Round Pond Sauvignon Blanc, Rutherford 2018 $287.90 92 WE, 91 JS soil is compacted volcanic tufa. Grown organically and with Round Pond Saivgonon Blanc, Rutherford 2018 19.5L Keg $415.90 92 WE, 91 JS several microclimates within the vineyard it is the pinnacle bottling Round Pond Cabernet Sauvignon ‘Kith & Kin’, Napa 2018 $395.90 92 JS, 93 WE of the Hall winery. Round Pond Cabernet Sauvignon Estate, Rutherford 2016 (6pk) $371.90 93 VN, 91 WS Round Pond Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve, Rutherford 2015 (6pk) $468.00 Round Pond Round Pond Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve, Rutherford 2016 (6pk) $539.90 95 VN, 92 JS Bob & Jan MacDonnell purchased their original vineyard (Please inquire about .375ml availability) block in 1983. In 1986 they purchased additional land in St. Supéry (Rutherford) stsupery.com Rutherford. Today Round Pond is a family owned winery. 80% of St Supéry Sauvignon Blanc Estate, Napa 2018 $215.90 the grapes they grow are sold off $280.00 to other prestigious Napa St Supéry Sauvignon Blanc Estate, Napa 2018 19.5L Keg $215.90 producers for their own labels. A $215.90 testament to the quality of grapes St Supéry Chardonnay Estate Oak Free Napa 2018 $179.90 grown at Round Pond. The $155.90 MacDonnell’s select the top 20% St Supéry Moscato Estate, Napa 2018 of grapes grown to go into their own label. JJ Dowell took over as St Supéry Sauvignon Blanc Dollarhide Vineyard Napa 2018 (6pk) winemaker in 2017 with Thomas Rivers Brown serves as consulting St Supéry Virtŭ Estate, Napa 2016 (6pk) winemaker. (55% Semillon 45% Sauvignon Blanc) St. Supéry In 1982 Robert Skalli purchased St Supéry Rosé Estate Napa 2018 $179.90 the family’s first vineyard in the Pope Valley east of Napa. A few St Supéry Cabernet Sauvignon Estate Napa 2017 $395.90 years later he purchased the 56 acre Rutherford Estate Vineyard. St Supéry Merlot Estate Rutherford 2015 (6pk) $227.90 St. Supéry opened its doors in 1989. With a keen eye for quality St Supéry Bordeaux Blend Élu Estate, Napa 2015 (6pk) $341.90 the winery employed world renowned winemaker Michel St Supéry Cabernet Sauvignon Dollarhide Vineyard Napa 2014 (6pk) $378.00 Rolland to assist in the 1990s. The vineyards have been certified Napa Green since 2009 and the winery has been certified Napa Green since 2012. The winery utilizes an optical sorter and small open top fermenters to ensure the highest quality is achieved. Today St. Supéry is one of the only wineries to utilize 100% Estate grown fruit. 21

Guarachi OAKVILLE Alex Guarachi came to the U.S on Granted AVA status in 1993, Oakville boasts many of Napa most expensive and collectable a soccer scholarship but an injury wineries. It’s reputation goes back to 1868 when H.W Crabb planted the To Kalon “the highest dashed his dreams. Living in the beauty” Vineyard along the west side of Oakville. By 1899 the To Kalon Vineyard encompassed bay area he quickly realized there 359 acres. Bought and sold over the years, today the majority of the vineyard is owned by the R. was a market for South American Mondavi winery, while Andy Beckstoffer owns 89 acres. In addition to To Kalon fame Oakville wines in the U.S. He became one lay’s claim to producing the first vineyard designated in California. In 1965 Joe Heitz labelled his of the first to import wines from Cabernet as Martha’s Vineyard. As you drive north from San Pablo Bay this is the first AVA to his native Chile as well as truly be a warm appellation. The influence of the pacific breeze and fog is rare. Over 2900 acres Argentina. In 2007 Alex decided are planted to the vine and like Rutherford the vast majority is to Cabernet Sauvignon. The west to found his own winery and side Oakville Bench receives the cool morning sun and is composed of alluvial soils made of began purchasing prized vineyard bedrock, sandstone and gravelly loam. The soils of the east side of Oakville have been effected by land in Sonoma and Napa. The thousands of years of erosion off of Atlas Peak and Pritchard Hill. These soils contain much more resulting wines are hand crafted volcanic rock and are exposed to the hot afternoon sun. Elevations range from 75ft.-1000ft along in small quantities. the Vaca Mountain range. Bond A stable of Napa Valley Guarachi guarachifamilywines.com thoroughbreds, 6 Cabernet-based wines, assembled under the (also see Sonoma Coast & Sonoma Mountain) $437.90 92 WS, 92 VN umbrella of one philosophy, one $1038.00 96 WA facility and one mark. Production Guarachi Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2015 (6pk) began in 1997 with each wine Guarachi Cabernet Sauvignon Beckstoffer Las Piedras 2013 (6pk) having its own facility under one roof, from winemaker Bob Levy, the Bond (Oakville) bondwine.com man who brought the world Harlan. Bond Melbury Napa 2016 (3pk) $1650.00 97 WA, 98 VN Harlan Estate $1650.00 99 WA , 98 VN Bob Levy set up his “practice Bond Pluribus Napa 2016 (3pk) $1650.00 96 WA , 97 VN winery” and for 12 years $1650.00 98 WA, 98 VN implemented the ideas and strategies Bond Quella Napa 2016 (3pk) $1650.00 100 WA, 97 VN he would employ to create Napa’s most iconic wine. This methodical Bond St Eden Napa 2016 (3pk) approach to creating California’s First Growth continues today 30+ Bond Vecina Napa 2016 (3pk) years later. The 40 acre vineyard sits above Martha’s vineyard on the (also available in 1.5L / see sales rep for availability) west-side of Oakville. The elevations range from 325-525ft Harlan Estate (Oakville) harlanestate.com facing east. Soils are shallow and $6330.00 100 WA, 98 DEC rocky with shale and sandstone over Harlan Red Blend Oakville 2015 (6pk) $6570.00 100 WA, 100 JS volcanic material. Harlan Red Blend Oakville 2016 (6pk) Hypothesis The Hypothesis Cabernet is (see sales rep for availability) produced from The Money Road Vineyard in Oakville. The blend is Hypothesis rootsrundeep.com primarily Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon, but also has Pritchard Hypothesis Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville 2016 (6pk) $299.90 91 JS Hill Malbec and Merlot. The wine has incredible depth and complexity, The Mascot (Oakville) mascotwine.com a muscular wine that loves to be $600.00 paired with food, but is sophisticated The Mascot Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2014 (6pk) enough to stand on its own. Paul Hobbs (Sebastapol) paulhobbswinery.com The Mascot Mascot began as the “pet’ project of (also see Coombsville, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Mountain, Sonoma Coast) Bill Harlan’s son, Will Harlan. Will convinced his father to allow Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2015 $1080.00 92WA,92WS him to separate out a few barrels of Harlan made from the younger Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon Dr Crane Beckstoffer 2015 (6pk) $1271.00 vines. These barrels would be served to close friends until 2008 Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon La Piedras Beckstoffer 2015 (6pk) $1380.00 98 WA 99 JS when Will launched Mascot as its own label, a blend ofthe younger Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon To Kalon Beckstoffer 2014 (6pk) $2280.00 98WA.99 JS vines from Promontory, BOND & Harlan. A scant 3500-3800 cases Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon To Kalon Beckstoffer 2015 (6pk) $2280.00 98WA,96 JS are produced. Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon To Kalon Beckstoffer 2016 (6pk) $2280.00 99 WA, 95+ VN Paul Hobbs Napa Valley is where Paul Hobbs Vine Hill Ranch (Oakville) vinehillranch.com got his start in winemaking, as assistant winemaker for Opus Vine Hill Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville 2015 (3pk) $480.00 96 VN , 94+ WA One’s debut in the 70’s, while Vine Hill Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon Oakville 2016 (3pk) gaining his intimate knowledge of $540.00 100 WA, 97 VN the Beckstoffer vineyards during this 22 time. To-Kalon vineyard was planted in the 1860’s, located along the Oakville bench, the vineyard is one of the First Growths of Napa. Vine Hill Ranch One of the great Crus of Napa., located in western Oakville near Martha’s and Harlan Vineyards the Phillips family has farmed this land since 1959. The vineyard is planted almost exclusively to Cabernet.

YOUNTVILLE Paraduxx Paraduxx was created to allow Named after the first non-native settler, George C. Yount. Yountville gained its AVA status in 1999 the Duckhorn Vineyards' and is defined by the hills just to the north of the town. The hills of Yountville are a result of winemakers the freedom to explore other wine styles without tectonic activity that occurred millions of years ago. During the formation of the Vaca Mountain detracting from the winery's focus Range large pieces of rock broke off and slid into the valley forming the large hills we see today. on Bordeaux varietals. Seven These hills stand as a barrier in preventing the marine fogs from travelling further up valley. Thus, estate vineyards totaling over 100 Yountville sees cool fogs layer over the valley in the early morning hours. Elevations are just 20- acres from multiple AVAs give 200ft but many soil types exist. To the west sand, gravel and loam dominate the soil while the winemaker Cardiff Scott- Robinson (Lewis Cellars) has a eastern edges contain volcanic and marine sediment. lot of “spices in the rack” to create these blends. Paraduxx (Yountville) paraduxx.com $432.00 Clos du Val Paraduxx Red Blend, Napa 2016 91 JS The Goelet family founded Clos $432.00 du Val in 1972. After years of (54% Cab Sauv, 20% Zinfandel, 20% Petite Verdot) searching the globe the French family found Napa and more Paraduxx Red Blend, Napa 2017 specifically the Stag’s Leap District - the ideal spot to produce (48% Cab Sauv, 18% Petite Verdot, 12% Zinfandel) world class Cabernet. As a part of the Judgement of Paris the Clos STAG’S LEAP DISTRICT du Val distinguished itself as world class. Today this winery Stag’s Leap District is one of Napa’s most recognized AVAs. When the Stag’s Leap Cellars remains family owned and Cabernet Sauvignon won the Judgment of Paris this small appellation was thrown into the limelight. winemaker Ted Henry oversees The AVA is surrounded by the Yountville AVA on three sides. They are separated by the large hills the 126 acre Hirondelle Vineyard in the valley created when the Vaca Mountains rose due to tectonic activity. The hillside vineyards as well as the estates vineyards in Yountville and Carneros. of these ‘haystack’ hills contain many various soil types and cast shadows across the AVA protecting vineyards from the hot afternoon sun. The hills also act as a funnel for cold marine air Martin Ray travelling between themselves and the Vaca range, creating an ideal microclimate for the production Why would a winery located in the Russian River Valley make of age worthy Cabernets. Just over 1300 acres are planted between sea level and 500ft. Napa Cabernet? Well, it’s simple: if you want outstanding Clos du Val (Stag’s Leap District) closduval.com Cabernet Sauvignon, you go to $311.90 Napa, so that’s what Martin Ray (also see Carneros) did. The famed Napa Valley and its surrounding mountains and Clos du Val Chardonnay Estate, Carneros 2017 hillsides are the source for Martin Rays’ Stag’s Leap District, and Clos du Val Pinot Noir Estate 2016 $359.90 91 VN proprietary “Synthesis” Cabernet Clos du Val Merlot Estate Napa 2017 $359.90 93-95 WA Sauvignons. Within the Stag’s Clod du Val Cabernet Sauvignon Estate Napa 2015 (6pk) $257.90 Leap AVA the Circle Hill Clos du Val Hirondelle Vineyard Stag’s Leap 2015 (6pk) $510.00 95 +VN Vineyard and its sedimentary soils Clos du Val Three Graces Stag’s Leap 2014 (3pk) $375.00 provide the optimal fruit source. (Please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) Shafer The vineyard was originally Martin Ray (Santa Rosa) martinraywinery.com planted in 1880 and then replanted in 1922 and the grapes (also see Sonoma Coast & Russian River Valley) were sold to home winemakers during prohibition. John Shafer Martin Ray Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa 2017 $287.90 93 JS and his family became a part of $299.90 93 JS the infamous “Class of 1972” Martin Ray Cabernet Sauvignon Synthesis Napa 2016 (6pk) $329.90 95 JS when they purchased the 30 acre vineyard in the Stag’s Leap Martin Ray Cabernet Sauvignon Stag’s Leap 2017 (6pk) District. Since 1983 John’s son Doug Shafer has run the family Shafer (Stag’s Leap District) shafervineyards.com owned property. Elias Fernandez $468.00 has been the at the winery since Shafer Chardonnay Red Shoulder Ranch Carneros 2017 1984 and still serves as winemaker. Today the 54 acre Shafer Syrah Relentless Napa 2015 $864.00 93 WS, 93 VN home vineyard is planted entirely Shafer Syrah Relentless Napa 2016 $864.00 95 WE , 92-95 VN to Cabernet Sauvignon. Robert Shafer TD-9 Napa 2016 $540.00 95 WE, 94 WA Parker and Wine & Spirits have both declared Shafer “One of the (58% Merlot, 26% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Malbec) $816.00 95 JS, 95 WE Worlds Great Wineries” $1326.00 98+ WA, 97+ VN Shafer Cab Sauvignon One Point Five Stag’s Leap 2016 $1350.00 98+ WA, 95+ VN Shafer Cab Sauvignon Hillside Select Stag’s Leap 2014 (6pk) Shafer Cab Sauvignon Hillside Select Stag’s Leap 2015 (6pk) (please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) 23

Ashes & Diamonds OAK KNOLL With a focus on single vineyard wines from the cool southern Oak Knoll is the “Goldilocks” of Napa’s AVAs; not too cold and not too hot, the marine fog from AVAs of Napa, the wines of San Pablo bay blankets and shields the grapes from the morning sun. Temperature in Oak Knoll can Ashes & Diamonds harken back to wines of the 1960s. Lower in be as much as 10° cooler in the afternoon than in St. Helena. This creates the longest growing alcohol and PH, without season in the valley, providing early bud break and a long, leisurely growing season for optimal, sacrificing phenolic ripeness; the balanced ripeness. The cooler nights and slowly rising daytime temperatures create a naturally long wines are particularly suited to hang time for fruit to achieve bright acidity, great texture, fruit-forward aromas and elegant flavors. being enjoyed with food but are Granted AVA status in 2004, soils are a blend of fluvial river deposits, clay and volcanic rock. The nimble enough to be enjoyed on west side of the AVA lies atop a large alluvial fan created by the Dry Creek that provides optimal their own. Winemakers Steve Matthiasson and Diana Snowden drainage for Cabernet. Elevations range from sea level to 800ft. teamed up to create these remarkable wines. “We took risks Ashes & Diamonds (Napa) ashesdiamonds.com and accepted no concessions to $443.90 make the exact wines we’d like to Ashes & Diamonds Blanc Napa 2016 drink” Diana Snowden Seysses A&D Cabernet Franc Napa 2015 $731.00 92 WE Blackbird A&D Grand Vin No.1 A&D Vineyard Oak Knoll 2014 $923.90 92 VN In French patois Merlot means A&D Cabernet Sauv. Red Hen Vyd Oak Knoll 2016 $923.90 90 VN little blackbird. It is therefore A&D Mountain Cuvée Saffron Vyd. Mt Veeder 2016 $731.90 93 VN fitting that the Blackbird Vineyard A&D Mountain Cuvée Bates Ranch Santa Cruz Mtn. 2016 $1019.90 92 VN in the Oak Knoll AVA was planted A&D Cabernet Sauvignon Mountain Peak Vyd. Atlas Peak 2016 $1211.90 to Merlot in 1997. In 2003 the vineyard was purchased and (please inquire about back vintages) Blackbird Vineyards was born. The goal is to create world class Blackbird Vineyards (Oak Knoll) blackbirdvineyards.com “Right Bank” inspired wines $239.90 from the Napa Valley. Blending Blackbird Vineyards Rosé 2017 fruit from 5 additional AVAs including Spring Mountain, St. (60% Cab Sauv, 20% Merlot, 15% Cab Franc) Helena, Rutherford, Carneros and Atlas Peak; winemaker Aaron Blackbird Vineyards Arise 2016 (6pk) $539.90 92 WA , 91 VN Pott creates wines of $540.00 92+ WA uncompromising quality. (55% Merlot, 25% Cab Franc, 17% Cab Sauv) $570.00 $570.00 94 VN , 92+ WA Darioush Blackbird Vineyards Illustration 2016 (6pk) 94 VN Founded in 1997 by Darioush Khaledi he and winemaker Steve (78% Merlot, 21% Cabernet Franc) Devitt made the choice to plant at the southern end of the valley. The Blackbird Vineyards Contrarian 2016 (6pk) winery owns three vineyards in three AVAs. The oldest vines (70% Cab Sauv, 29% Cabernet Franc) come from immediately around the property at the southern end Blackbird Vineyards Paramour 2016 (6pk) of the Silverado Trail where Cab. Merlot and Shiraz are planted. (56% Cab Franc, 41% Cabernet Sauv) The volcanic laden soil of the 22 acre Sage Estate Vineyard sits Darioush (Napa) darioush.com atop Mt. Veeder at 1800-2200ft $264.00 and is planted to Bordeaux Darioush Chardonnay 2017 (6pk) $234.00 varietals. Finally the 33 acre Ashley Estate Vineyard in the cool Darioush Viognier 2018 (6pk) 90 WS Oak Knoll AVA sits atop alluvial soil deposited by the Napa River Caravan Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 $474.00 92 WS, 93 JS and produces Chardonnay, Darioush Merlot 2016 (6pk) $282.00 Viognier, Shiraz, Merlot and Cab. Darioush Pinot Noir 2017 (6pk) $342.00 94 WA, 92 WS Franc. Darioush Cabernet Franc 2016 (6pk) $360.00 90 WA Darioush Shiraz 2016 (6pk) $413.90 Krupp Darioush Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 (6pk) $498.00 Jan Krupp a doctor by trade in Darioush Cabernet Sauvignon Darius II 2014 (6pk) $1122.00 San Francisco, moved to Napa in 1991. He and his brother Bart (please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) kruppbrothers.com planted 3 vineyards over the next 10 years. The infamous Krupp Brothers (Napa) $323.90 95 WA Stagecoach vineyard located above the marine layer within the Krupp Bros Chardonnay 2015 (6pk) Vaca Mountain range has become synonymous with great Napa Krupp Bros Water Witch Stage Coach Vineyard 2015 (6pk) $347.90 93 WA Cabernet. Planted in 1995 at the Krupp Bros The Doctor Stage Coach Vineyard 2015 (6pk) $491.90 94+ WA southern end of the Silverado Krupp Bros Cab. Sauvignon Veraison Stage Coach Vyd 2016 (6pk) $456.00 Trail, the brothers were forced to remove over 1 million tons of red 24 volcanic rock in order to plant the vineyard. With over 600 acres it is Napa’s largest contiguous single vineyard. In 1998 Jan sold his medical practice and in 1999 Krupp Brothers Winery was founded.

COOMBSVILLE Silverado Diane & Ron Miller both grew up Nathan Coombs purchased the land in 1847 and the first vineyards were planted in the 1870s. In in Southern California. Diane, 1962 U.C. Davis professor A.J. Winkler designated the AVA a Region I (the coolest) based on his daughter of Walt Disney was intrigued by the budding Napa heat summation index. Coombsville was therefore planted to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in the Valley wine industry. In 1976 the 1960s and 1970s. However in 1982 the now famous “suitcase” clones of Cabernet Sauvignon that Millers purchased the Miller Ranch in Yountville and the were smuggled from Bordeaux to California by John Caldwell made their way to Coombsville. historic See Vineyard in the Stags Coombsville is a natural bowl shaped depression. The northeast boundary of the appellation is Leap District. Grapes were sold composed of volcanic soils deposited by the 1900ft Mt George. The Napa River provides the until the 1981 vintage when western border and the AVA extends to the Vaca range in the east. The influence of the fogs from Silverado Vineyards was San Pablo Bay is undeniable here. Like Oak Knoll, temperatures here are often 10° cooler than up launched. In 1988 the final three valley in St. Helena. These cooler temperatures cause a longer, more even growing season for the historic vineyards would be added vines providing phenolic ripeness at lower sugar levels. Granted AVA status in 2011 the majority of with Mt. George Vineyard in Coombsville and the Firetree vineyards are planted between 100-1000ft. Ranch in Carneros. Silverado (Napa) silveradovineyards.com Paul Hobbs Growing up on a farm, Paul Silverado Sauvignon Blanc Estate Millers Ranch 2018 $251.90 92 WE Hobbs noticed the influence of terroir on the character of fruit Silverado Chardonnay Estate Carneros 2018 (6pk) $179.90 when his father had him taste apples of the same variety grown Silverado Merlot Mt. George Estate Coombsville 2016 (6pk) $203,90 92 W&S in different orchards several miles Silverado Cabernet Sauvignon Estate Napa 2016 $527.90 93 JS apart from one another. Paul was Silverado Cabernet Sauvignon Estate GEO Coombsville 2016 (6pk) $371.90 92 WE assistant winemaker for Opus Silverado Cabernet Sauvignon Estate SOLO Stags Leap 2014 (6pk) $534.00 93 DEC One’s debut in the 1970s and established his namesake winery (please inquire about 375ml and 1L availability) in 1991. The grapes for this wine come from Nathan Coombs original land purchased in 1847. Paul Hobbs (Sebastapol) paulhobbswinery.com Hyde de Villaine Aubert de Villaine, (Domaine de (also see Oakville, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Mountain, Sonoma Coast) la Romanée-Conti) is married to Pamela F. de Villaine. Pamela is Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon Nathan Coombsville Vyd 2014 (6pk) $2045.90 97 WA, 93-96 VN Larry Hyde’s cousin. Aubert is one of Burgundy’s most Paul Hobbs Cabernet Sauvignon Nathan Coombsville Vyd 2015 (6pk) $2045.90 95+ WA, 98 JS recognized individuals. Together in 2000 the Villaine and LOS CARNEROS Hyde family formed a cross continental family winery. Located just north of San Pablo Bay, the Carneros appellation is a series of rolling hills and flat Aubert runs the infamous DRC of lands that straddle Napa and Sonoma counties. The first vineyards harken back to 1950s but it was Burgundy and brings a strong knowledge of all things John Stanley’s Ranch that made Carneros famous in the 1880s. His 300 acre vineyard produced viticultural. Aubert met Pamela wines that gained critical acclaim. In the early part of the 20th century winemakers Andre while visiting California in the 1960s. Larry Hyde came to the Tchelistcheff and Louis Martini took note and began producing Pinot Noir from the vineyards. The Napa Valley 40+ years ago after influence of San Pablo Bay with its morning fogs and relentless breezes provide the optimal working in the vineyards at Ridge followed by Joseph Phelps. growing condition for Burgundian varietals with temperatures rarely exceeding 80°. Chardonnay Originally planted in 1979 the and Pinot Noir are vinified as still wines but are equally prized for their ability to create majestic 150 acre Hyde vineyard has sparkling wines. Granted AVA status in 1983 vineyards are planted up to 700ft. Thin tops soils become renown for the unique combined with a claypan force vineyard roots to search out cracks in the claypan where they can dig expression of its Carneros terroir. HdV was formed in 2000 bringing deep to get their nutrients. these two great wine family’s together. Just 3500 cases are Hyde de Villaine (Napa) wilsondaniels.com produced annually. Hyde de Villaine Chardonnay le Début Carneros 2016 $335.90 93 JS Hyde de Villaine Chardonany Carneros 2016 $600.00 95 JS Hyde de Villaine Pinot Noir Ygnacia Carneros 2017 Hyde de Villaine Belle Cousine Carneros 2015 $1080.00 95 JS $671.90 93 JS (60% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon) $756.00 96 VN Hyde de Villaine Syrah Californio Carneros 2016 (please see sales rep for availability) 25

Starmont Starmont (St Helena) starmontwines.com The Schlatter family founded Starmont in 1989. Looking to offer customers Starmont Sauvignon Blanc Napa 2018 $203.90 90 WE an affordable alternative to their Merryvale line. In 2005 the family Starmont Chardonnay Carneros 2017 $215.90 90 JS purchased 50 acres of the famed Stanley Ranch in Carneros. The Starmont Pinot Noir Carneros 2014 $275.90 90 WE loamy soils were originally planted in Starmont Merlot Carneros 2014 $275.90 90 WE the 1880s. In the 1950s UC Davis Starmont Merlot Carneros 2018 $275.90 utilized the Stanley Ranch for their Starmont Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2017 $335.90 91 JS clonal testing grounds utilizing old vine Wente and Martini clones (please inquire about 375ml availability) imported from Burgundy. The vineyard has been certified Napa Green since 2007. Crossbarn NAPA COUNTY Paul Hobbs was the assistant winemaker at Opus One when they The Napa Valley is one of the worlds great wine regions. Fifty miles north of San Francisco and produced their first vintage in 1979. thirty-six miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, Napa Valley sits snug between the Mayacamas and Since then Paul has created a name for Vaca mountains ranges. The valley runs north to south and is thirty miles long and just five miles himself. Known as a true believer in wide. Napa became California’s first AVA in 1981. While Napa total wine production may seem site specific terroir his name-sake like a lot, the valley only produces 4% of California’s total wine and just 0.04% of wine globally. wines are spectacular while Roughly one sixth the size of Bordeaux, the valley contains sixteen AVAs within it. Each AVA is CrossBarn offers exceptional value within the Hobbs line up. has its own unique micro-climate that express different characteristics of the varietals grown. Cabernet Sauvignon is king but Merlot, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc are all Educated Guess In 2005 MarkAlbrecht sold his house grown in addition to many other varietals. The influence of San Pablo Bay is instrumental in and everything in it. Mark had a creating the cooler climate in the southern reaches of the valley when temperatures can fluctuate by dream to make world class wines at an affordable price. With just the capital as much as 15°degrees from the northern end of the valley. from selling his house he started Educated Guess. Appropriately Crossbarn (Sebastopol) crossbarn.com named because when we buy or make wine each step of the way we are (also see Sonoma, Russian River Valley) simply making an informed decision or an Educated Guess. As they say the Crossbarn Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 2016 $600.00 93 JS, 92 WA proof in is the pudding– or in this case the bottle! (also available in 375ml and 1.5L) “This simply must be one of the best buys in all of Napa Valley” - Robert Educated Guess rootsrundeep.com Parker (also see Sonoma Coast) $203.90 90 WE Postmark $203.90 91 JS A postmark is an official seal Educated Guess Red Blend North Coast 2016 $227.90 traditionally stamped on letters to Educated Guess Cabernet Sauvignon North Coast 2017 $287.90 indicate a significant place and date. Educated Guess Merlot Napa 2016 With that in mind Duckhorn Vineyards Educated Guess Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2017 set out to purchase the best fruit they could find in Napa and allow Postmark (Napa) postmarkwine.com winemaker Christopher Dean to $347.90 create a wine that represents the Napa Postmark Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2018 Valley. RouteStock wilsondaniels.com RouteStock RouteStock creates high-quality (Also see Sonoma Coast) $179.90 varietal wines from the world’s most $179.90 highly regarded wine regions. RouteStock Sauvignon Blanc Route 29 Napa 2017 Sourcing great fruit they work very RouteStock Chardonnay Route 121 Carneros 2016 $239.90 closely with their grower partners each RouteStock wine is treated as if they RouteStock Cabernet Sauvignon Route 29 Napa 2016 would be a flagship cuvee. Winemaker Vance Rose’s years long relationships 26 provides them with a competitive advantage over other wineries when it comes to selected the best fruit for there wines.

YOLO COUNTY The Arsonist These wines showcase what the Directly east of Napa Valley across the Vaca Mountain Range lies Yolo County. The first vineyards Giguiere brothers and were planted here in the 1850s. Yolo has 4 sub appellations within it– the Capay Valley and Dunni- Matchbook do best in the gan Hills AVAs are in the north-western corner, while the Clarksburg and Merritt Island AVAs are Dunnigan Hills. Sourced from along the edge of the Sacramento River, which forms the eastern border of the county. Dunnigan their best vineyard sites and vinified in their finest barrels. At Hills dry loamy soils offer excellent drainage, leading to lower yields of grapes with an excellent the final selection, the best barrels concentration of flavor. The region offers excellent value to customers with discerning palates and from the best lots come together to make truly exceptional wines. tight wallets. Black’s Station The Arsonist (Woodland) matchbookwines.com Due east of Napa, is a little town $239.90 called Zamora. Back in the late The Arsonist Chardonnay Estate Dunnigan Hills 2018 1800’s, folks used to call it $239.90 Black’s Station. Today Matchbook grows their grapes in Zamora and we’d like to think that the wines carry with them the character and frontier-style of the old town. The Arsonist Red Blend Estate Dunnigan Hills 2016 (53% Petit Verdot, 24% Malbec and 23% Cabernet Sauvignon) (also available in 19.5L Kegs) Black’s Station (Woodland) matchbookwines.com Matchbook $131.90 The Giguiere family moved to Black’s Station Chardonnay Dunnigan Hills 2018 Yolo County in 1850. The 5th $131.90 generation Giguiere brothers Black’s Station Malbec 2017 $131.90 were pyromaniacs. At one time Black’s Station Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 burning down part of the family farm while playing with matches. These memories would provide the name for this family owned winery. With substantial vineyard holdings the wines are Estate bottled. Matchbook (Woodland) matchbookwines.com Matchbook Chardonnay Estate Dunnigan Hills 2018 $167.90 90WE Matchbook Petite Verdot Estate Dunnigan Hills 2018 $167.90 90WE Tinto Rey Matchbook Tempranillo Estate Dunnigan Hills 2014 $167.90 Tinto Rey means Red King and is Matchbook Cabernet Sauvignon Estate Dunnigan Hills 2018 $167.90 the name of Matchbook’s Spanish -centric wines. The Dunnigan (also available in 19.5L Kegs) Hills appellation is uniquely suited for grapes, like Verdejo, Tinto Rey (Woodland) matchbookwines.com that thrive in a Mediterranean $191.90 climate. Warm days, gravelly soil, little rainfall are ideal conditions $167.90 for Tempranillo, Tannat, Graciano and Verdejo. $191.90 The distinctive, full-flavored Tinto $239.90 Rey wines truly showcase the unique terroir of their estate vineyards. Tinto Rey Verdejo Estate Dunnigan Hills 2017 Tinto Rey Rosé Estate Dunnigan Hills 2019 Tinto Rey Tempranillo Estate Dunnigan Hills 2017 Tinto Rey Super Tinto Estate Dunnigan Hills 2016 (64% Tempranillo, 11% Tannat, 5% Petit Verdot, 20% Graciano) 27

LODI Located directly east of San Francisco at the edge of the Sacramento River Delta, the Lodi appellation is noted for its classic Mediterranean climate and its distinctive sandy soils that provide the perfect environment for the production of world-class wines. The federal government first approved the Lodi American Viticultural Area (AVA) in 1986, and over the past two decades the number of \"Lodi\" labeled wines has skyrocketed. As the quality and recognition of Lodi wines spread, local winegrowers began to recognize the wide variety of ecological differences across the vastness of the Lodi AVA. These winegrowers sought to create sub- appellations that better reflect the diversity of the land. Their efforts resulted in the most extensive historical and science-based document outlining the diversity in climate, soil, topography, and elevation of any appellation ever to be submitted for federal approval. Their research concluded that seven distinct growing areas exist and deserve recognition as individual appellations. ~wine-searcher.com Tortoise Creek (Lodi) winesellerltd.com $119.90 Tortoise Creek Tortoise Creek Chardonnay Jam’s Blend Lodi 2017 $119.90 The concept with Tortoise Creek is to work with small farmers in Tortoise Creek Sauvignon Blanc Cuvée Jean Central Coast 2017 $119.90 California who focus on $119.90 sustainable farming. Tortoise Tortoise Creek Mission Grove Pinot Noir California $119.90 Creek is handcrafted, small-batch wines selected and blended from Tortoise Creek Zinfandel Chelonian Lodi 2016 growers who understand this Tortoise Creek Cabernet Sauvignon Cherokee Lane Lodi 2016 philosophy. In 2008, Mel and Janie Master joined forces with MOKELUMNE RIVER the Sager family who own the national importing company, Mokelumne River AVA covers the south-west portion of the larger Lodi AVA, including the town Winesellers, Ltd., and together of Lodi itself. Mokelumne River is the historical heart of the Lodi appellation and is home to most they have extended the range to of Lodi's wineries, which produce concentrated red wines from old-vine Zinfandel. This was the consists of top quality first area in Lodi to be planted with vines and it includes some 120-year-old Zinfandel vineyards. Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, These older vines produce wines with distinctive black-cherry and dark-fruit flavors which are Pinot Noir, and Sauvignon Blanc. unique to the region. As in other parts of Lodi, many wines are made from Spanish grape varieties, They are all blended to create the best possible representation of the including Graciano, Carinena and Albariño. The AVA covers some 85,700 acres across the flat varietal and offer remarkable Central Valley floor; almost half of this acreage is under vine. ~wine-searcher.com value. Why do we give the Mokelumne River so much air time? Because of the Felten family. Long time Klinker Brick partners of not only the Lodi community,, but the fabric of Grand Vin’s quilt. Steve and Lori Felten, fifth generation grape growers in the Klinker Brick (Lodi) klinkerbrickwinery.com Lodi region, continue the $143.90 tradition of cultivating “Old Klinker Brick Albariño 2019 Vine” Zinfandel vineyards that $143.90 their ancestors planted in the Klinker Brick Rosé Bricks & Roses 2019 early 1900s. With roots in $131.90 91 WE Germany, Russia and later the (also available in 20L keg) 90 WE Dakotas, the family settled in $143.90 Lodi, first producing Klinker Brick Red Blend 1850° 2016 (6pk) watermelons. Recognizing that $191.90 the soil and climate were ideal for (60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Petit Sirah, 10% Zinfandel) growing grapes, they began to $191.90 plant varieties that included Klinker Brick Red Blend Brickmason 2016 $191.90 Zinfandel, Tokay, Carignane, and $131.90 Alicante. For over one hundred (80% Zinfandel, 10% Syrah, 5% Petit Sirah, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon) $185.90 years, the family has cultivated the land with the aim of Klinker Brick Cabernet Sauvignon 2016 producing top quality fruit. Zinfandel was one of the first (also available in 375mL) grape varieties to be planted in the Lodi appellation, although it Klinker Brick Syrah Farrah Vineyard 2016 had also been established in other Klinker Brick Old Vine Zinfandel 2016 parts of California. Klinker Brick Old Vine Zinfandel Marisa Vyd 2016 (6pk) Klinker Brick Old Vine Zinfandel Old Ghost 2016 (6pk) 28

CENTRAL COAST The Central Coast AVA in California covers approximately 280 miles from Contra Costa County to the Santa Ynez Valley. It covers some of California's most famous AVAs outside of Napa and Sonoma counties, including Paso Robles, Chalone, Santa Cruz Mountains and Santa Maria Valley. The rugged, mountainous topography of the area has been brought about by years of tectonic shift, and the famous San Andreas Fault cuts much of the AVA off from the rest of the United States. The Santa Lucia Mountains, the Galiban Range and the Santa Cruz Mountains all run through this part of California. The San Andreas Fault contributes significantly to the soil types found in the AVAs of the Central Coast. Soil on the western side of the fault is marked by areas of limestone all the way up the coast. This area was once part of an ancient sea bed, and the calcareous soils here are the result of fossilized marine animals. There are also areas of shale and loam in the Salinas Valley in Monterey, and sandy, gravelly soils surrounding San Francisco Bay. Soils range in depth and fertility across the Central Coast AVA, with thin, mountainous types being more suited to quality and the more fertile alluvial types in the valleys being better for high yields and bulk production. ~winefolly.com Central Coast Calera TenshƏn Tortoise Creek Treana Troublemaker 29

Ashes & Diamonds SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS Ashes & Diamonds Winery is a love letter to Napa Valley as it One of the wine world’s best kept secrets, the Santa Cruz Mountains have long produced some of was when it took the world stage the New World’s very finest wines. For decades, inspirational wines like Ridge Monte Bello and in the 1960s, revealing itself, Mount Eden Chardonnay have thrilled serious wine enthusiasts. In addition, there have been many along with Santa Cruz, as a legendary Pinot Noirs from producers like Mount Eden, David Bruce and Santa Cruz Mountain geological wonderland capable of Vineyards. At their best, Santa Cruz Mountain wines offer all the key ingredients for truly fine wine world-class wines. With a focus – breathtaking balance, terrific concentration, uncommon minerality, thrilling complexity and Old on single vineyard wines from the World age worthiness. With approximately 600 acres planted to Pinot Noir in the entire appellation, cool southern AVAs of Napa, the wines of Ashes & Diamonds Santa Cruz Mountain Pinots are also quite rare. harken back to wines of the 1960s. Lower in alcohol and PH, Ashes & Diamonds (Napa Valley) ashesdiamonds.com without sacrificing phenolic $1019.90 ripeness; the wines are particularly suited to being enjoyed with food but are nimble enough to be enjoyed on their own. Winemakers Steve Matthiasson and Diana Snowden teamed up to create these remarkable wines. “We took risks and accepted no concessions to make the exact wines we’d like to drink” Diana Snowden Seysses Ashes & Diamonds Bates Ranch Mountain Cuvée Nọ1 2016 (65% Cabernet Sauvignon and 35% Cabernet Franc) Rhys Rhys Vineyards (Santa Cruz) rhysvineyards.com At Rhys Vineyards they aspire to make great Pinot Noir, Rhys Pinot Noir San Mateo County 2013 $396.00 92 WA, 91 VN Chardonnay and Syrah from some of California’s most unique and Rhys Pinot Noir Alpine Vineyard 2013 $1020.00 94 VN, 94 WA, 92 BH expressive vineyards. This pursuit has lead them to search the state for exciting rocky soils that exist within the mountainous, cool, Coastal climate zone. Over the last 15 years they have developed seven estate vineyards, six in the Santa Cruz Mountains and one in Anderson Valley, each of which is capable of producing uniquely compelling, distinctive, soil driven wine. Ridge Ridge Vineyards (Santa Cruz) ridgewine.com Ridge’s origins in Santa Cruz go back to the 1885s. The Santa (also see, Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley & Sonoma Valley) Cruz Monte Bello Vineyard began thriving in the 1940s shortly after Ridge Chardonnay Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2017 $479.88 92 WS prohibitions end. Paul Drapper joined the Ridge team in 1969 and Ridge Chardonnay Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2018 $479.88 the style has remained consistent for 60+ years never chasing Ridge Chardonnay Monte Bello Vyd. Santa Cruz Mountains 2013 $647.93 95 VM, 94 WA trends or scores. In 1991 the Lytton Springs Estate was added Ridge Chardonnay Monte Bello Vyd. Santa Cruz Mountains 2014 $667.93 95 WA, 94 WS to compliment the line up. While Ridge had been making OVZ since Ridge Merlot Estate Monte Bello Vyd. Santa Cruz Mountains 2014 $479.93 92VN the 1960s this gave them Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon Santa Cruz Mountains 2016 $563.93 94 VIN, 93 WA ownership over the vineyards and Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon Santa Cruz Mountains 2017 $563.93 allowed them to build a second Ridge Monte Bello Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2007 (3pk) $810.00 95 WA, 94 WS winery in Sonoma County. With Ridge Monte Bello Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2008 (3pk) $780.00 97+ VN, 96 WA over 300+ acres certified organic Ridge Monte Bello Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2015(3pk) $545.00 100 JS, 98+ VN the old vine Zin, Carigane and Ride Monte Bello Estate Santa Cruz Mountains 2016 (3pk) $545.00 98+ WA, 98 VN other varietals should continue to thrive for many years to come. (Please inquire about .375ml and 1.5L availability) 30

MONTEREY COUNTY Vinum Cellars Vinum Cellars was founded in Monterey County roughly follows the path of the Salinas Valley, which stretches approximately 90 1997 by first generation, miles from Monterey Bay to the edge of San Luis Obispo County in the south. It was only in the California family winemakers Richard Bruno and Chris 1960s that commercial-scale viticulture began to take off here, when the Salinas Valley became the Condos in the Napa Valley place to plant vines on this stretch of the Californian coastline. The wide array of terroir means that financing their dream on credit cards. Their focus was then, and a diverse range of wines are produced in the region, most notably from Pinot remains searching California’s Noir, Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon. The AVAs in Monterey County can be categorized into coastal vineyards and special microclimates in search of the three groups: those in the Santa Lucia Mountains, those in the Salinas Valley, and those in the best vineyards grown by the inland Galiban range. ~wine-searcher.com state’s best growers. The long- term partners consider their Vinum Cellars (Napa Valley) winesellersltd.com humble roots in the development of products and mandate that (also see Paso Robles) each wine offer considerable high quality-to-price ratio. What this Vinum Chardonnay Monterey 2016 $131.90 means is each wine is literally $119.90 hand crafted from single Vinum White Elephant White Blend California 2015 90 WE vineyards and made with a small lot philosophy. From Vinum Pinot Noir Monterey 2017 $143.90 Coastal Chardonnay and Pinot (also available in 19.5L keg) Noir to Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, Vinum makes varietal wines from single vineyards and appellations throughout California. MOUNT HARLAN Calera Calera is a vision, and Calera’s The Mount Harlan AVA of San Benito County is located high in the Gabilan Mountains. Nestled wines truly express the sense of here in California's Coast Ranges, 22 miles from the coast and at an altitude of roughly 2000ft, place. Rather than follow the recommended path, Josh Jensen Mount Harlan is one of the highest, coolest and driest AVAs in California. While the landscape of became a pioneer in American scrubby, part-forested hillsides resembles that of northern Spain, the climate is closer to that of Pinot Noir. Taking his cue from the great domaines of Burgundy, southern Burgundy, with little rain, cool winds, consistent sunshine and a long growing season. The which have grown grapes in AVA boundaries encompass almost 7500 acres, but at present only about 100 acres are under vine. limestone soil for centuries, he set out in search of the perfect The vineyards on Mount Harlan belong to one commercial winery: Calera Wine Company. spot in California to create wines ~wine-searcher.com unique to the world but in the style of the greatest wines of Calera (Mt. Harlan) calerawine.com France. Site selection was vital as he ventured off the grid to plant Calera Chardonnay Central Coast 2017 $228.00 on the site of an old limekiln in the Gavilan Mountains of Calera Chardonnay Mt. Harlan 2016 (6pk) $228.00 94WE,93WA,93VN,91W&S California's Central Coast. In early 1974, Josh Jensen Calera Chardonnay Mt. Harlan 2017 (6pk) $210.90 purchased a high-elevation parcel with a limestone deposit of Calera Viognier Mt. Harlan 2016 $190.00 90 WA several million tons. Located 100 miles south of San Francisco and Calera Vin Gris of Pinot Noir Central Coast 2018 $210.90 about 37 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, the limestone-rich Calera Pinot Noir Central Coast 2017 $299.90 90 WE parcel is found near Mt. Harlan Calera Pinot Noir de Villiers 2016 (6pk) $288.00 93 VN, 91 WE, 93 W&S in San Benito County. Its Calera Pinot Noir Ryan Vineyard 2016 (6pk) $299.90 92 VN, 91WS elevation at 2,200 feet above sea Calera Pinot Noir Jensen Vineyard 2016 (6pk) $438.00 94 W&S, 94 WE, 90 WS level makes it one of the highest Calera Pinot Noir Mills Vineyard 2016 (6pk) $371.90 and coolest vineyard properties in 91 VN California. 31

PASO ROBLES Paso Robles is California’s largest AVA in size encompassing 614,000 acres of which 32,000 are planted to grapevines. Since 2000, the number of bonded wineries has grown from 50 to over 200 driven by small family-owned producers, making Paso Robles the fastest growing region in California. Three things that make Paso Roble unique are the soil types, rainfall and elevation. In this giant AVA there are over 45 different soil series, including granite, sedimentary, volcanic, sandstone, and it is home to the largest Calcareous-based soil formation in all of California. In addition to soil diversity, the area sees rainfall levels that vary from desert-like 10 inches/year up to 40 inches in the higher elevation regions. Elevation reaches up to 2400 feet on the west side with lower sites in the east starting around 700 feet. During the summer months, temperatures can reach 105°F but the temperatures at night in the region drop by 40-50 °F allowing the wines of Paso to achieve power and full ripeness and maintain refreshingly high acidity levels. In an effort to help the consumer better understand the diversity of terroir in the region, 11 sub-AVA’s were legalized in 2014. ~wineflolly.com “Paso Robles is the wild west of California wine.” Angeline Angeline (Santa Rosa) angelinewinery.com The second label from Matin Ray, $143.90 the Angeline wines are fresh-fruit Angeline Merlot Reserve 2017 forward wines from select appellations. Designed to go toe- Booker Vineyards (Paso Robles) bookerwines.com to-toe with more expensive wines, the quality/price ratio has made Booker White 2016 $983.90 92 WA Angeline incredibly popular wine. (Roussanne, Viognier) $983.90 Booker Vineyards The name Booker comes from Booker White 2018 two orphan brothers, Claude and Dick Booker, who had purchased (Roussanne, Viognier) the land in the late 1920s. By the turn of the century the Booker Booker Syrah Fracture 2017 $876.00 93 WS brothers had acquired over 1,200 Booker Red Blend Oubilie 2017 $696.00 92 WS acres on Paso's Westside. Eric and Lisa Jensen purchased 100 (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre) $791.90 94 JS, 93 WS acres of the property in 2001 with $839.90 the intent of growing the best fruit Booker Grenache Ripper 2017 $696.00 93 WS for some of the best wineries in Booker Tempranillo 2016 the area. After making wine with Booker Red Blend Vertigo 2017 Justin Smith (of Saxum) for five years and Stephan Asseo (of (Syrah, Mourvèdre, Grenache) L'Aventure Wines) for two years the Jensens decided it was time to My Favorite Neighbor (Paso Robles) myfavoriteneighbor.com create their own expression with Booker Vineyard. The 2005 Harvey & Harriet Red Blend 2017 $503.90 95 JD, 93 VN Vintage was Booker Vineyard's first release with the wines being (Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Petite Sirah, Malbec, Petit Verdot) made by owner Eric Jensen. My Favorite Neighbor Red Blend 2017 $791.00 96 JD, 97 WA My Favorite Neighbor What started as an homage to (Cabernet, Syrah, Petite Verdot) Stephan Asseo of L’Aventure Winery and his Bordeaux roots quickly became an obsession. Stretching wide across the Westside Hills of Paso Robles is clay soil amazingly similar to those found in Napa and Bordeaux. Today, these special sites are farmed meticulously by the farmers who have become My Favorite Neighbors. With their dedication to the land, we are able to craft a world class wine without any shortcuts or compromises. 32

Hope Family Wines (Paso Robles) hopefamilywines.com Austin Hope $191.90 When Chuck Hope first laid eyes Treana Chardonnay Central Coast 2017 $239.90 on the oak-studded hills of Paso Robles, he saw a land of beauty Treana Blanc Central Coast 2015 and opportunity. Struck by the possibilities hidden in many (Marsanne, Roussanne) microclimates of the Central Coast, the family moved to Paso Liberty School Cabernet 2017 $191.90 93 WE Robles in 1978 to start what would become Hope Family (available in keg or 3L) $275.90 93 WS, 91 WA Wines. Hope Family Wines is still $191.90 92 WA proudly family-owned and Quest Cabernet Blend 2017 operated with Austin Hope now Troublemaker Red Blend Central Coast NV $311.90 presiding over five unique labels: $395.90 Liberty School, Austin Hope, (also available in keg) $587.90 Treana, Troublemaker, and $253.90 Quest. Austin maintains the Treana Cabernet 2018 $253.90 Hope family’s legacy of Treana Red Blend 2016 $253.90 sustainable farming practices and Austin Hope Cabernet 2018 $253.90 long-standing tradition of making Austin Hope GSM 2014 (6pk) $617.90 delicious, reliable, and accessible Austin Hope Mourvèdre 2015 (6pk) wines, all while infusing a Austin Hope Mourvèdre/Syrah 2014 (6pk) vibrancy that resonates from the Austin Hope Mourvèdre/Syrah 2015 (6pk) vine to the glass. Austin Hope Paso Robles Reserve Cabernet 2017 (6pk) Ridge Vineyards Peachy Canyon (Paso Robles) peachycanyon.com Benito Dusi’s Ranch is the only zinfandel vineyard that Ridge Peachy Canyon Cirque du Vin 2016 $179.90 sources from within the Central Coast Viticultural Area. The Peachy Canyon Zinfandel Incredible Red 2016 $143.90 1967 vintage was our first wine from the Dusi Ranch. Peachy Canyon Petite Syrah 2016 $299.90 Peachy Canyon Peachy Canyon Zinfandel Westside 2016 $191.90 90 WS, 90 VIN Doug and Nancy Beckett, a couple of school teachers looking Ridge Vineyards (Santa Cruz) ridgewine.com 91 WA, 91 WS for a better life, moved to Paso $324.00 Robles and with 350 cases of Old Paso Robles Zinfandel Dusi Ranch 2017 Vine Zinfandel to now and internationally acclaimed winery TenshƏn guarachiwinepartners.com of over 84,000 cases produced annually. Their two sons, Josh TenshƏn White Blend, Central Coast 2016 $203.90 93 JD and Jake now run the family business. (Viognier, Rousanne, Grenache Blanc & Chardonnay ) $239.90 TenshƏn Tenshen Cabernet Sauvignon, Paso Robles 2017 $239.90 91 WE Tenshən is a play on words that nods to the winemaking acumen TenshƏn Red Blend, Santa Barbara County 2017 and the tension that occurs when harvesting – an abstract energy (Syrah, Grenache, Mourvedre, Petite Sirah & Merlot) that a wine possesses, inspired by picking at a just-ripe-enough Vinum Cellars (Paso Robles) winesellersltd.com precipice and then getting out of $167.90 the way. 33 Vinum Cellars Winemakers Richard Bruno and Chris Condos philosophy is that winemaking begins in the vineyard and thus they value their strong relationships with top California growers in key locations. The duo has long- standing relationships with growers in Napa, Sonoma, Clarksburg, Monterey and Paso Robles. Vinum Cabernet Sauvignon The Insider 2016 (also available in 19.5L keg)

Halter Ranch PASO ROBLES - ADELAIDA DISTRICT The estate vineyard was initiated in 1996 and was sold to Hansjörg Adelaida district is the most westerly, and therefore the coolest, wine region in Paso Robles, and Wyss who took over the original was awarded its own AVA status in 2014. It is defined by the Santa Lucia Range, with its territory property in 2000, renovated the rising from the foothills and up the mountain slopes for elevations of 900-2200 feet, and includes 19th century Victorian farmhouse the highest sites in the greater Paso Robles region. The soil is predominantly made up of calcareous and enlarged the vineyard. The soils characterized by a high volume of calcium carbonate from underlying chalk and limestone. estate spans over 2000-acres, with 281-acres of SIP ~wine-searcher.com (Sustainability in Practice) Certified wine grapes. Today Halter Ranch (Adelaida District) halterranch.com sixteen grape varietals at Halter $227.90 Ranch occupy the steepest, most Halter Ranch Rosé 2019 south-facing slopes on the property, which reach an Halter Ranch Grenache Blanc 2017 $239.90 93 WE elevation of 1,950 feet and provide excellent sun exposure. Halter Ranch Synthesis Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 $227.90 91 WE Planting on only a small portion Halter Ranch Cotes Du Paso 2017 $299.90 of the property’s acreage Halter Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 $347.90 preserves a diverse environment, Halter Ranch Syrah 2017 $347.90 mitigating the effects of a Halter Ranch Red Blend Ancestor 2017 (6pk) $251.90 monoculture. Only 18% of Halter Ranch is dedicated to farming Tablas Creek (Adelaida District) vineyardbrands.com and structures; the rest is left to natural landscape, mainly oak Tablas Creek Patelin Blanc 2018 $263.90 woodland and wildlife corridors. $323.90 Tablas Creek Tablas Creek Cotes de Tablas Blanc 2018 $479.90 Tablas Creek is a pioneer of California’s Rhone movement. Tablas Creek Esprit de Tablas Blanc 2017 Founded in 1989, it is the culmination of a friendship Tablas Creek Patelin Rosé 2017 $263.90 93 W&S, 91 VN between two of the international wine community’s leading Tablas Creek Patelin Rouge 2017 $263.90 94 VN, 91 WS families dating back to 1967: the Tablas Creek Cotes de Tablas Rouge 2017 $383.90 92 WA, 90 WS Perrin family of Château de Tablas Creek Mourvédre 2016 $372.00 92 WE, 91 WA Beaucastel and the Haas family Tablas Creek Espirit de Tablas Rouge 2016, 2107 $647.90 of Vineyard Brands. After a four year search, the partners chose (Patelin skus also available in 19.5L keg) Paso Robles, California for its many similarities to the Southern Rhone and began the lengthy process of importing vine cuttings, building a grapevine nursery, and creating an estate vineyard from the ground up. Today, the vineyards at Tablas Creek are proudly Biodynamic® and organic certified by Demeter USA. SANTA BARBARA COUNTY Viticulture in Santa Barbara County is traceable to missionary plantings in the Milpas Valley late in the 18th century. Since commercial viticulture rebounded in the 1960s, Santa Barbara County has been on the fast track to viticultural stardom. Its grapes now command some of the highest prices anywhere in the state. Famous for ripe, yet elegant, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir the County is also gaining a reputation for Rhône varietals including Syrah and Viognier. Located on California’s South Central Coast, Santa Barbara wine country is sandwiched between two mountain ranges with elevations ranging from 200 feet in the valley to 3400 feet in the hillside vineyards. The East to West nature of these mountain ranges is unique to the region and forms a collage of microclimates and soil types while keeping the region cool. Soils range from pockets of calcareous limestone that help maintain acidity, diatomaceous earth creates concentrated wines, sandy soils make more fruit driven styles and finally, clay loam mixtures retain moisture for thirsty vines. 34

SANTA MARIA VALLEY Lumen Will Henry and Lane Tanner Santa Maria Valley is a natural funnel-shaped valley opening west to the Pacific Ocean. The share a common vision: to elevation of the area ranges from approximately 200 feet at the Santa Maria River to approximately make wines from the best cool- 3,200 feet at Tepusquet Peak. The grapes that are grown within the area are on the valley floor at an climate vineyards in Santa approximate elevation of 300 feet and on the slopes and rolling hillsides up to an elevation of 800 Barbara County, and to follow a regimen consistent with feet. The soils within the area range in texture from a sandy loam to clay loam and are free from California’s early days of adverse salts. hands-on, honest winemaking. The duo asserts that the most Lumen (Los Alamos) lumenwines.com balanced (and thus memorable) wines are made from fruit that Lumen Pinot Gris Santa Sierra Madre 2018 $263.90 92 WE is picked relatively early on the harvest calendar, the end Lumen Grenache Santa Barbara County 2016 $287.90 90 WE result being a wine that is Lumen Pinot Noir 2016 $335.90 94 WE livelier on the palate, deeper in Lumen Pinot Noir Julia’s Vineyard 2018 $431.90 93 WE complexity, lower in alcohol, and more worthy of cellaring. SANTA YNEZ VALLEY Margerum This is by far the largest AVA in the region, clocking in with 77,000 acres planted to over 60 Margerum Wine Company different varieties and spanning over 30 miles east to west. Moving from west to east the climate produces limited quantities of goes from chilly and foggy (home to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah) to warm and dry (good wines made from grapes grown both our Estate Vineyard and for Rhône blends, Zinfandels, and Bordeaux blends). grapes purchased from other top vineyards from in and around Santa Barbara Winery (Santa Barbara) winesellersltd.com Santa Barbara County. The 18 acre Estate Vineyard is planted (also see Sta. Rita Hills) exclusively to Rhône grape varietals. The acreage is divided Santa Barbara Winery Sauvignon Blanc, Santa Ynez 2017 $155.90 between limestone hillsides and $167.90 gravelly alluvial flatlands along Santa Barbara Winery Chardonnay Santa Barbara 2017 90 WE Alamo Pintado Creek. Margerum carefully selects the vineyards Santa Barbara Winery Pinot Noir, Santa Barbara 2107 $167.90 with meticulous attention to detail Santa Barbara Winery Syrah, Santa Ynez 2015 $167.90 in all factors influencing the ultimate quality of the wines, SANTA YNEZ VALLEY- HAPPY CANYON including pruning, soil, climate, and farming methods. The word Lying on the far east border of the greater Santa Ynez AVA lies this hot and hilly AVA. Unique to SYBARITE is derived from this region are the high magnesium content in the soils and hot daytime temperatures. Sybaris, an ancient Greek city in southeastern Italy noted for the Happy Canyon Vineyards (Santa Ynez) happycanyonvineyard.com luxurious, pleasure seeking $287.90 behavior of many of its Happy Canyon Red Blend Piocho 2015 inhabitants. SYBARITES are people who have a fondness for Margerum (Los Olivos) margerumwines.com sensuous luxury. $239.90 (also see Los Olivos) Santa Barbara Winery In 1962, Pierre Lafond Margerum Sauvignon Blanc Sybarite 2019 reestablished Santa Barbara County’s wine making tradition (also available in 375ml can) by founding Santa Barbara Winery. The winery was the first since prohibition and has played a pioneering role in the subsequent development of the Santa Ynez Valley as a world- class wine growing region. Happy Canyon Vineyard Happy Canyon Vineyard is a family owned and operated estate vineyard and boutique winery on the central coast of California that has gained esteem with their award winning Bordeaux varietal wines. Their vineyard is nestled into the undulating hills of the beautiful Piocho Ranch at the eastern most edge of the Santa Ynez Valley. 35

Margerum SANTA YNEZ VALLEY-LOS OLIVOS DISTRICT Margerum Wine Company produces limited quantities of Established in early 2016, Los Olivos is a sub-region of the Santa Ynez Valley AVA. The AVA is wines made from grapes grown largely flat, vineyards throughout the district receive similar amounts of rain, fog, and sun both our Estate Vineyard and grapes purchased from other top exposure. The inland location reduces the marine fog to only a thin layer, this low level of fog vineyards from in and around produces warm daytime temperatures and cool nighttime temperatures. ~winefolly.com Santa Barbara County. The eighteen acre estate vineyard is Margerum (Los Olivos) margerumwines.com planted exclusively to Rhône grape varietals. The acreage is (also see Happy Canyon) $239.90 92 WE, 91 VN, 90 WE divided between limestone $191.90 hillsides and gravelly alluvial Margerum White Rhone Blend M5 Los Olivos 2018 flatlands along Alamo Pintado $239.90 92 VN, 91 WE, 91 WS Creek. Doug Margerum carefully Margerum Rosé Riviera Santa Barbara 2019 selects the vineyards with $203.90 94 VN, 90-92 WA meticulous attention to detail in (also available in 375ml Cans) all factors influencing the ultimate $299.90 93 WS quality of the wines, including Margerum Red Blend M5 Los Olivos 2017 pruning, soil, climate, and farming methods. (Syrah, Grenache, Mourvedre, Counoise & Cinsault) Barden Margerum Syrah Über Santa Barbara 2017 (6pk) Barden produces limited quantity, Margerum Syrah Los Olivos 2017 (6pk) boutique wines made from grapes solely sourced from the SANTA YNEZ VALLEY- STA. RITA HILLS world-renowned Sta. Rita Hills. They carefully select the The Pacific Ocean’s marine layer and afternoon ocean traverse the coastal valley corridors vineyards with meticulous between the Purisima Hills and the Santa Rosa Hills, creating the perfect environment for growing attention to detail in all factors Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and other cool climate varietals. Although the first vineyard, Sanford and influencing the ultimate quality of the wines, including pruning, soil, Benedict, was planted in 1971, it was not until the 1997 that Wes Hagen and his group of merry climate, and farming methods. marauders could be seen tromping through the hills of the valley taking soil samples, studying elevation levels and compiling data on degree days. With a total are of 30,720 acres, the Sta. Rita Kosta Browne The quest for great Pinot Noir Hills AVA is home to over 59 vineyards totaling 2,700 acres planted. and Chardonnay brought Kosta Browne to their most southern Barden (Santa Rita Hills) bardenwines.com growing region on the hillsides $239.90 of Santa Rita. Josh Jensen’s Barden Chardonnay Sta. Rita Hills 2017 (6pk) adventure here is only just beginning. Barden Pinot Noir Sta. Rita Hills 2012 (6pk) $239.90 92 WE Lafond Winery Kosta Browne (Sonoma) kostabrowne.com Lafond’s winery and 100-acre estate vineyard is located on the Kosta Browne Pinot Noir Sta. Rita Hills 2017 (6pk) $474.00 90 WS western end of the Santa Ynez Valley in the Sta. Rita Hills. The Lafond Winery (Santa Ynez) winesellersltd.com Sta. Rita Hills appellation benefits please inquire from the rare east-west valley Lafond Chardonnay Sta. Rita Hills 2017 allowing strong winds, morning please inquire fog and overall cool temperatures Lafond Pinot Noir Sta. Rita Hills 2016 please inquire to roll through from the Pacific Lafond Syrah Sta. Rita Hills 2016 Ocean. As a result, the classic winesellersltd.com cool-climate varietals thrive here. Santa Barbara Winery (Santa Barbara) $215.50 Santa Barbara Wineery Santa Barbara Winery Pinot Noir Santa Rita Hills 2015 Founded by Pierre Lafond in 1962, Santa Barbara Winery was Walt (Sonoma) waltwines.com the first winery in the county to $443.90 open post-prohibition. It would Walt Pinot Noir Sta Rita Hills 2017 $383.90 92 WS be 10 years until another opened. 92 WS Today, there are over 280 Walt Pinot Noir Clos Pepe 2016 (6pk) wineries in Santa Barbara County. WALT WALT is Kathryn Hall’s maiden name. The winery dedicated to the production of premier Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the Pacific Coast’s most distinctive vineyard sites, spanning nearly 1000 miles and including Sta. Rita Hills, Los Carneros, Sonoma County, Anderson Valley, and the Willamette Valley. 36

CALIFORNIA Black Ink Black Ink is a red wine blend California is a very geologically diverse region and varies greatly in the range of climates from California that follows its and terroirs that can be found. Most of the state's wine regions are found between the Pacific own rules. It breaks tradition coast and the Central Valley. The Pacific Ocean and large bays, like San Francisco Bay, serve as and delivers a competitively tempering influences to the wine regions nearby providing cool winds and fog that balance the priced wine that stands out on heat and sunshine. While drought can be a vinicultural hazard, most areas of California receive the shelf. It is an artistic and edgy expression that is meant to sufficient amounts of rainfall with the annual rainfall of wine regions north of San be shared…but is not afraid to Francisco between 24-45 inches and the more southern regions receiving 13-20 inches. All these stand alone. factors benefit wines that are not from one particular AVA by allowing wineries to source fruit from throughout California. It helps for producers to make a higher quality wine in some cases, Chime allows for more consistency from vintage to vintage and provides a better value to the consumer. Chime is about finding the perfect combination of a dedicated grape Black Ink guarachiwinepartners.com grower, an appropriate cultivar 95.90 and an artisan winemaker to Black Ink Red Blend 2017 deliver consumers the best integratedbeverage.com possible wine nature will allow. Chime $131.90 Coastal Vines Chime Chardonnay 2018 $131.90 Offered to on-premise businesses $131.90 only, the Coastal Vines collection Chime Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 $131.90 of seven California table wines Chime Pinot Noir 2018 are crafted in a fruit-driven style Chime Red Blend 2017 that appeals to today’s food- savvy, adventurous consumers. Coastal Vines broncowine.com Lifevine (also available in 1.5L) $47.90 Lifevine believes wine should be $47.90 free of harmful pesticides and Coastal Vines Chardonnay 2018 $47.90 industrial and environmental Coastal Vines Pinot Grigio 2018 $47.90 contaminants. Their wines have Coastal Vines Sauvignon Blanc 2018 been independently sampled and Coastal Vines White Zinfandel 2018 $47.90 tested in an accredited analytical $47.90 chemistry laboratory for 213 Coastal Vines Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 $47.90 harmful environmental and Coastal Vines Merlot 2018 industrial contaminants and toxins Coastal Vines Pinot Noir 2018 integratedbeverage.com and a total of 415 pesticides. The wines are Certified Pesticide Lifevine $155.90 90 WE Free and have won a Clean Label Project Purity Award. (also see Willamette Valley) $155.90 $155.90 Replica Lifevine Chardonnay 2017 Replica partners with family farmers to craft world class wine Lifevine Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2017 which is benchmarked to the taste Lifevine Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 and aroma profiles of your favorite brands. They then send Replica integratedbeverage.com this wine to Master Sommelier, Brett Zimmerman, to assure the Replica Chardonnay Knockoff 2016 $143.90 90 WE highest possible quality. Taking their cutting edge scientific Replica Cabernet Sauvignon Just Right 2017 $155.90 insight, combining it with the Replica Pinot Noir Misbehaved 2015 $155.90 quality analysis, and their award Replica Red Blend Pickpocket 2017 $155.90 winning Winemaker, we seek to make your new favorite wine. Surf Swim Inspired by Southern California’s beach culture. A symbol of never ending summer, Surf Swim Chardonnay brings the beach to you anytime, anywhere… no sunscreen required. Surf Swim guarachiwinepartners.com Surf Swim Chardonnay 2016 $95.90 37

OREGON Oregon’s wine industry has been built on small wineries producing wines of impeccable quality. The state ranks third in the U.S. in number of wineries, but only fourth in wine production. Oregon winegrowers have identified a range of growing conditions within the state which is a hotbed of AVA delineation with a steadily growing number of approved appellations, including the Willamette Valley (and its multiple sub- AVAs), Umpqua Valley, Rogue River Valley, Applegate Valley and small sections of Walla Walla and the Columbia Valley. Most of the state’s production is in the northern Willamette Valley, from vineyards on lush rolling hillsides in the foothills of the Coastal Range. In this cool environment, Pinot Noir has made the wine industry justly famous. Umpqua, south of the Willamette, is generally considered a cool-climate region, as Pacific breezes and rainfall nourish the land. Even further south, in the Rogue Valley, a mixture of climates exists. Oregon has become the leader of appellation consciousness in North America. WILLAMETTE VALLEY Elk Cove Ponzi Pike Road Duck Pond The Willamette Valley has set an Beaux Freres impressive standard for North Lifevine Soter Great Oregon Wine Co. American Pinot Noir, on par with the Planet Oregon world’s best. The 100-mile-long Antiquum Farm Willamette Valley is currently Oregon’s largest appellation which includes seven sub AVAs, the newest being the Van Duzer corridor established in 2018. Willamette Valley encompasses 5,200 square miles and the bulk of the state’s wineries, which now number over 500 . Flanked by the Coastal and Cascade mountains, this appellation has built its reputation on small, quality-oriented producers, fervently devoted to Pinot Noir. The grape benefits from growing on a variety of hillside slopes and on a range of soils, created by volcanic activity and weathered sedimentary rocks. Increasingly, Pinot Gris is also grown, mostly in the foothills of the Coastal Range. Willamette’s climate is generally considered cool and wet. This can be a misnomer, as most precipitation occurs outside the growing season. 38

YAMHILL-CARLTON DISTRICT Soter Vineyards Tony Soter left Napa Valley after The Yamhill Carlton District AVA, as described by Ken Wright in his original petition is a learning what he could from “south-facing bowl containing a series of horseshow-shaped eroded hills” located in the Northern growing and making some of the best grapes in the world. The Willamette Valley. This sub-appellation of the broader Willamette Valley AVA surrounds the lesson was that like children, towns of Yamhill and Carlton and straddles the Yamhill and Washington County borders. The grapes need to be nurtured giving AVA’s ancient sedimentary rock imparts aromas and flavors such as coffee, cocoa, anise, cedar them the best food and water and tobacco into the wines made from grapes grown in the region. As with other Willamette around, which to him is in the Valley AVAs, only those vineyards falling within defined elevations (in this case between 200 Willamette Valley. Today Soter and 1,000 feet) are permitted to use the AVA designation. Given the orientation of vineyards and Vineyards makes its home at Mineral Springs Ranch in the the unique soil conditions found in the AVA, the Yamhill Carlton District is poised to be a Yamhill-Carlton. Thirty-six acres leading producer of a distinctive and lush style of Oregon Pinot Noir for years to come. of Pinot Noir and four acres of Chardonnay are Biodynamically Soter Vineyards sotervineyards.com farmed here, resulting in wines of the highest quality and caliber. (also see Dundee Hills, Ribbon Ridge, McMinnville, & Eola-Amity Hills Pike Road Soter Brut Rosé Mineral Springs Ranch, Yamhill-Carlton, 2015 (6pk) $261.00 93 JS When Adam Campbell decided in 2016 to make Elk Cove 100% Soter Pinot Noir, Yamhill-Carlton 2016 (6pk) $269.98 92+ WA estate he had a small group of 97 JS farmers that he went to grade Soter Pinot Noir Mineral Springs Ranch, Yamhill-Carlton 2016 (6pk) $335.95 95 JS, 93 WS school with producing grapes to his families expectations and Soter Pinot Noir Mineral Springs Ranch, Yamhill-Carlton 2017 (6pk) $335.95 practices. Adam took these grapes along with many of his Pike Road pikeroadwines.com own to create Pike Road, $143.90 sprouted from a determination Pike Road Chardonnay, Willamette Valley 2018 $131.90 that it's possible to create Pike Road Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2019 affordable, quality made wines $203.90 from Willamette Valley fruit. Pike Road Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 $419.90 Pike Road Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley Shea Vineyard 2016 Elk Cove elkcove.com One of Oregon’s oldest and most Elk Cove respected wine producers, $191.90 92 WE founded by Joe and Pat Campbell (also see Chahalem Mtns $191.90 in 1977, now covering 120 acres $191.90 on 3 separate sites in the Elk Cove Pinot Blanc, Willamette Valley 2018 Northern Willamette Valley. All Elk Cove Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2018 $155.90 estate fruit, handled minimally in Elk Cove Riesling, Willamette Valley 2017 the gravity-flow winery, all $287.90 92 JS Pommard clones for the Pinot Elk Cove Pinot Noir Rosé, Willamette Valley 2019 $239.90 94+ WA Noir, and still all family, as son $371.90 Adam has made the wine since Elk Cove Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 1995. Elk Cove La Boheme Pinot Noir, Yamhill-Carlton, 2017 (6pk) Elk Cove Roosevelt Pinot Noir, Yamhill-Carlton 2017 (6pk) DUNDEE HILLS DISTRICT The first grapes in the Willamette Valley were planted in the Dundee Hills, and it remains the most densely planted locale in the valley and state. Within the 12,500 acres of this almost exclusively basaltic landmass that runs north-south and overlooks the Willamette River to the south and the Chehalem Valley to the north, more than 2,220 acres of grapes are planted in approximately 100 vineyards. It is approximately 30 miles to the southwest of Portland and 40 miles east of the Pacific Ocean, with protection from the ocean climate provided by the higher Coast Range of mountains. Soter Vineyards sotervineyards.com (also see Yamhill-Carlton, Ribbon Ridge, McMinnville, & Eola-Amity Hills) Soter Pinot Noir, Dundee Hills 2016 (6pk) $269.92 93 WA 39

Ponzi CHEHALEM DISTRICT Dick and Nancy Ponzi founded their family winery and vineyards The Chehalem Mountains AVA is a single uplifted landmass southwest of Portland in the northern in 1970. For nearly four decades, Willamette Valley, extending 20 miles in length and 5 miles in breadth, stretching from southeast to Ponzi Vineyards has practiced a philosophy of innovation, northwest. It includes several discrete spurs, mountains and ridges, such as Ribbon Ridge and experimentation, respectful Parrett Mountain. stewardship of the land, and achieving consistent excellence in The highest point within the Willamette Valley is the Chehalem Mountains’ Bald Peak (at 1,633 their wines. feet) affecting weather for the AVA and for adjoining grape growing hillsides. It is the geography Elk Cove and climate that differentiate this AVA from others. In 1979, the Campbell’s 1978 All three important hillside soil types are represented: basaltic, ocean sedimentary and loess (blown Riesling won gold at the Oregon lake bed sediment), the predominant soil on the northern face of the Chehalem Mountains. State Fair, the Tri-Cities Wine Festival, and the Seattle Ponzi ponziwines.com Enological Society annual tasting. Pat and Joe had proof – they Ponzi Chardonnay Reserve, Willamette Valley 2016 (6pk) $191.90 93 JS, 90 WS really could make world class Ponzi Pinot Blanc, Willamette Valley 2015 $203.90 90 WE wines. In 1985 when Robert Ponzi Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2017 $179.90 Parker of the Wine Advocate famously “discovered Ponzi Tavola Pinot Noir, Chehalem 2017 $251.90 90 VN Oregon” the Campbells and other Ponzi Classico Pinot Noir, Chehalem 2016 $407.90 92 WE, 92 WS Oregon winemakers felt their Ponzi Pinot Noir Reserve, Chehalem 2015 (6pk) $311.90 93+ WA, 91 WS region was finally on the map. Forty years later, there are over Elk Cove elkcove.com 700 wineries in Oregon. The wine business now ranks as one of (also see Yamhill-Carlton) $239.90 91 WE Oregon’s top agricultural $239.90 industries. Elk Cove Five Mountain Pinot Noir, Chehalem2017 (6pk) Elk Cove Clay Court Pinot Noir, Chehalem 2017 (6pk) Beaux Frères Founded by Michael G. Etzel, and RIBBON RIDGE DISTRICT brother-in-law (“Beaux Frères” in French) wine critic Robert M. Ribbon Ridge is a very regular spur of ocean sediment uplift off the northwest end of the Chehalem Parker Jr in 1986. Since their first Mountains, containing a relatively uniform 5 1/4 square miles (3,350 acres) of land. Approximately vintage in 1991, the Beaux Frères philosophy remains the 500 acres are currently planted on the ridge, within 20 vineyards. same; to produce a world-class The AVA is distinguished by uniform, unique ocean sedimentary soils and a geography that is Pinot Noir from small, well- protected climatically by the larger landmasses surrounding it. Paucity of aquifers forces most balanced yields and ripe, healthy vineyards to be dry farmed. Ribbon Ridge is contained within the larger Chehalem Mountain AVA. fruit that represent the essence of the vineyard. In 2017, Maisons & Domaines Henriot embarked on a partnership with Michael Etzel acquiring Beaux Frères. Soter Beaux Frères beauxfreres.com At Soter Vineyards we farm our wine. These wines are a (also see Eola-Amity Hills) reflection of the intention to convey place as an essential Beaux Frères Les Cousin Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 $287.90 character in everything we make. The combination of respectful Beaux Frères Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2018 (6pk) $258.00 farming, craftsmanship, ancient soils, and temperate climate, Beaux Frères Pinot Noir Beaux Frères Vyd, Ribbon Ridge 2017 (6pk) $429.00 96 JS, 95 WS result in wines that are layered, nuanced and seductively Soter Vineyards sotervineyards.com captivating while remaining $269.92 93 WA modest in alcohol and tannin. (also see Yamhill-Carlton, Dundee Hills, Soter Pinot Noir, Ribbon Ridge 2016 (6pk) 40

McMINNVILLE DISTRICT Soter At its core, Soter Vineyards is the The McMinnville AVA of nearly 40,500 acres sits due west of Yamhill County’s seat, the city of culmination of many years of McMinnville. It extends approximately 20 miles south-southwest toward the mouth of the Van study and preparation. Ever since he came to the Napa Valley Duzer Corridor, Oregon’s lowest Coast Range pass to the Pacific Ocean. in 1975, Tony Soter has been Encompassing the land above 200 feet and below 1,000 feet in elevation on the east and southeast fascinated with the process of grape growing and winemaking. slopes of these foothills of the Coast Range mountains, the soils of the McMinnville AVA are He brings to Soter Vineyards the primarily uplifted marine sedimentary loams and silts, with alluvial overlays and a base of uplifting experience of over 30 harvests, the erudition and attention to basalt. detail reflected in countless wines, The soils are uniquely shallow for winegrowing. The planted slopes sit in the protecting weather and most importantly, the desire shadow of the Coast Range mountains, and rainfall is lower than on sites to the east. The primarily to make great wines from very specific places on his own terms. east- and south-facing sites take advantage of the drying winds from the Van Duzer Corridor. A symphony, half a lifetime in meticulous composition, is now in Soter Vineyards sotervineyards.com performance. Tony founded Etude in 1982, and went on to (also see Yamhill-Carlton, Dundee Hills, Ribbon Ridge, & Eola Amity Hills) consult many of Napa’s leading wineries, including Araujo, Planet Oregon Chardonnay, Willamette Valley 2016 $192.00 Shafer, Spottswoode, Viader and Dalla Valle. After years of Soter North Valley Chardonnay, Willamette Valley 2017 $335.90 93 WE, 92 JS mentoring and encouraging some of Napa’s most talented Planet Oregon Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 $204.00 91 WE, 90 JS growers and winemakers, Tony Soter Pinot Noir North Valley, Willamette Valley 2017 $347.90 92 JS has cut back to focus exclusively Soter Pinot Noir North Valley RSV, Willamette Valley 2016 (6pk) $245.90 92 JS on Soter Vineyards and his family. EOLA-AMITY HILLS DISTRICT Beaux Frères “We aim to preserve the Adjacent to the Willamette River, these hills are composed of the Eola Hills, straddling the 45th character of our terroir, the parallel on the southern end, and the Amity Hills on the northern spur, constituting almost 40,000 personality of the vintage, and the quality of the wine. It’s in this acres on which more than 1,300 acres of grapes are planted. process that we truly capture the Two of the predominant influences on the characteristics of wines from the Eola-Amity Hills are essence of the vineyard. ’Michael G. Etzel’ shallow soils and the Van Duzer Corridor. Several years back, Beaux Frères The soils of the Eola-Amity Hills contain predominantly volcanic basalt from ancient lava flows, began exploring the ideals of biodynamic farming. Avoiding combined with marine sedimentary rocks and/or alluvial deposits, making a generally much commercial sprays in favor of shallower and rockier set of well-drained soils which produce small grapes with great concentration. gentle tonics like dandelion and stinging nettle tea lead the way to Soter Vineyards sotervineyards.com a symbiotic relationship with our $269.92 93+ WA landscape. Also focusing on (also see Yamhill-Carlton, Dundee Hills, Ribbon Ridge, & McMinnville) composting on-site, grafting their own cuttings, and taking great Soter Pinot Noir, Eola-Amity 2016 (6pk) care to observe and connect with the vines regularly. Beaux Frères beauxfreres.com Antiquum Farms $324.00 Stephen Hagen is a native of the (also see Ribbon Ridge) Willamette Valley and started this project for two reasons, make Beaux Frères Zena Crown Vyd Pinot Noir, Eola Amity 2017 (6pk) handcrafted wines on a scale he can touch them all and give his WILLAMETTE VALLEY antiquumfarm.com children the same childhood that $227.90 gave him his love for the Antiquum Farms $311.90 outdoors. Every vine and every bunch that Stephen farms is cared Antiquum Farms “Daisy” Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2018 for in such meticulous fashion he Antiquum Farms “Aurosa” Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2018 really is running a farm first and winery second. Antiquum Farms “Juel” Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2018 $395.90 Antiquum Farms “Passiflor” Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2018 (6pk) $287.90 Antiquum Farms “Luxuria” Pinot Noir ,Willamette Valley 2018 (6pk) $371.90 41

Duck Pond Duck Pond integratedbev.com Doug and Jo Ann Fries founded $167.90 Duck Pond Cellars in the early Duck Pond Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2018 $167.90 1980s. Longtime farmers and Duck Pond Chardonnay, Willamette Valley 2018 wine enthusiasts, they purchased $167.90 land along the Willamette River in Duck Pond Pinot Noir Rosé, Willamette Valley 2018 Dundee and planted a hazelnut $215.90 orchard as well as a 13-acre Duck Pond Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 vineyard. In 1993, the family launched Duck Pond Cellars, focusing exclusively on Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. In 2018 IBG, of Great Oregon Wine Company, bought the winery while continuing the families ideals and history of affordable quality Willamette wines. Kin & Cascadia Kin & Cascadia winesellersltd.com The Sager & Master Family are now in a second generation (also see Washington—Columbia Valley) $167.90 partnership and perpetual search to produce wines in the world’s Kin & Cascadia Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 integratedbev.com best regions. This story is decades $95.90 in the making, starting as industry Great Oregon Wine Company $95.90 acquaintances turned partners $95.90 and lifelong friends. Kin & Great Oregon Wine Company Pinot Gris, Oregon (187ml) Cascadia is the story of two Great Oregon Wine Company Rosé, Oregon (187 ml) $167.90 families working together Great Oregon Wine Company Pinot Noir, Oregon (187 ml) $203.90 making great wines in the Pacific Northwest. Great Oregon Wine Company Great Oregon Wine Co Rose City Rosé, Willamette Valley 2018 integratedbev.com Having grown up in Oregon wine Great Oregon Wine Co Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 $155.90 culture, They started The Great Oregon Wine Company out of Lifevine their own love of fine wine, and an innate appreciation for the (also see California) culture and flavors of the region. With every bottle, they honor what Lifevine Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2017 it means to be authentically Oregonian and deliver their our belief that wines need not be pretentious to be delicious. Lifevine Rascal integratedbev.com Lifevine is embracing the thin line between technology and Lil Rascal Pinot Gris, Oregon (187ml, 375ml) $71.90 winemaking. They have Lil Rascal Rosé, Oregon (187ml, 375ml) $71.90 developed a series of wines that Lil Rascal Pinot Noir, Oregon (187ml, 375ml) $71.90 are Certified Pesticide Free, won a Clean Label Project Rascal Pinot Gris, Willamette Valley 2018 $143.90 88 WE Antioxidant Superiority Rascal Rosé, Willamette Valley 2018 $143.90 Award and is less than 1g of Rascal Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2018 $143.90 sugar per serving without compromising taste and alcohol levels. Rascal Rascal is a project by the Great Oregon Wine Company with proceeds that go towards man’s best friend. They donate the proceeds of Rascal to the Human Society of The United States. 42

WASHINGTON Washington’s viticultural history dates back to 1825, when the Hudson’s Bay Company planted the first wine grapes, and by the start of the 20th century every corner of the state was planted with vines. Prohibition put a stop to it, and for decades following the protectionist policies of the state liquor control board ensured that only cheap, sweet wines, punched up to 18 or 19 percent alcohol with bags of sugar were made. The laws changed in the late 1960s, but as recently as the mid-1970s there were only a half dozen wineries in the state, and only two survive today. Washington’s vineyards are almost entirely irrigated, as the state’s eastern half is mostly desert. Major rivers – the Yakima, the Columbia and the Snake – provide water and define most of the AVA borders. The sandy soils and cold winters have proven resistant to the plague of phylloxera, and Washington is unique in the country in that vines are not grafted onto different rootstock. Though initially it was believed that Washington’s winters were too cold for most vinifera grapes to survive, that has been proven wrong. Better clones, better vineyard management, the judicious use of irrigation and the ongoing exploration of favorable vineyard sites has opened the doors to world class grapes and wines of almost every conceivable variety. Today, Washington has almost 550 wineries of all sizes, and 14 unique AVAs. Washington is the nation’s second largest producer of wine. Among the state’s geographic advantages are extra sunlight hours during the growing season (on average, two more hours a day than in California), few if any problems with rain, mold, mildew or rot, and an extended autumn that allows grapes to hang well into October and even November. The fruit attains optimal ripening, while maintaining natural acidity. Washington, maybe more than any other place in the U.S., bridges the gap between traditional Old World winemaking and the wines of much of the New World. Golden West winesofsubstance.com Golden West $203.90 91 JD A new project by the team at K Golden West Pinot Noir, Washington State 2018 Vintners being headed up by winesofsubstance.com Brennon Leighton, Golden West POPUP $156.00 will focus on Pinot Noir from cooler climate, higher elevation POPUP Sparkling Wine, Washington State NV sites in the Columbia Valley. The 2018 is the first release and it’s a great bottle of wine that sells for a song. POPUP Inspired by the great sparkling wine regions of the world, POPUP is the of-the moment, approachable and inclusive wine for everyone, featuring an innovative pop-off bottle cap and a colorful pop-art inspired label – the first-ever wine from Charles Smith to feature a full color label. 43

COLUMBIA VALLEY The Columbia Valley AVA is Washington’s all-encompassing region with some 11 million acres of land in all, with over 59,000 acres planted to vines. The Columbia Valley is home to over 99% of all of Washington’s vinifera acreage. Included within its confines are 11 other AVA including Red Mountain, Yakima and Walla Walla Valleys, Wahluke Slope, Rattlesnake Hills, Horse Heaven Hills, Snipes Mountain, Lake Chelan, Naches Heights and Ancient Lakes. The Lewis-Clark Valley, Columbia Gorge and Puget Sound AVAs are the only appellations in Washington that fall outside of its borders. The most significant places where the Columbia Valley is the primary appellation and does not overlap another AVA are the Royal Slope, the Columbia Basin, and the vast expanse north of the Rattlesnake Hills, including the region loosely called Columbia Cascade. The Columbia Valley AVA is geographically defined by mountain ranges which border it on the west and north, and by the Columbia River on the south until it turns north at the Wallula Gap. Here the appellation continues east, following the state line and then dipping down into Oregon to include the southern part of the Walla Walla Valley AVA. The Columbia Valley’s eastern border is loosely defined by the land surrounding the Columbia River as it jogs north, and the Snake River as it runs east. Any AVA this large will incorporate significant differences in rainfall, soils and climate, but in general the Columbia Valley may be characterized by the fact that it encompasses the Eastern Washington desert. This area receives only 6-8 inches of annual rainfall, thus virtually all Columbia Valley vineyard land is irrigated. Betz Family Betz Family (Redmond) betzfamilywinery.com Founded in 1997 by Bob & Cathy Betz. Today, Betz family Winery is (also see Yakima Valley & Red Mountain) headed by two families, both committed to be true to our Betz Bésoleil Rhone Blend, Columbia Valley 2017 $467.90 93 JS heritage, our family members, and $515.90 95 JS, 94+WA true to what Betz winery Betz Clos de Betz Bordeaux Blend, Columbia Valley 2016 $731.90 95 JS, 95WA embodies: wines of dimension and $335.90 92 JS pleasure, wines that allow the Betz Père de Famille Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2016 character of Washington to shine through. They are a blend of the Betz Possibility Red Blend, Columbia Valley 2016 best elements of the new and the old worlds; full ripe fruit and yet Kin & Cascadia winesellersltd.com structured for longevity. $131.90 (also see Willamette Valley OR) Kin & Cascadia The Sager & Master Family are Kin & Cascadia Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2017 now in a second generation partnership and perpetual search SIXTO winesofsubstance.com to produce wines in the world’s best regions. This story is decades SIXTO Uncovered Chardonnay, Washington State 2016 $336.00 94WS, 91JS, 90WA in the making, starting as industry SIXTO Moxee Chardonnay, Columbia Valley 2015 $420.00 93 WA acquaintances turned partners SIXTO Roza Hills Chardonnay, Columbia Valley 2014 $420.00 92 JS and lifelong friends. Kin & SIXTO Frenchman Hills Chardonnay, Washington State 2015 $420.00 93WA, 92VN, 91WE Cascadia is the story of two families working together Substance winesofsubstance.com making great wines in the Pacific $192.00 Northwest. (also see Columbia Valley & Wahluke Slope) SIXTO Substance Chardonnay, Columbia Valley 2018 SIXTO, the Chardonnay-only label from Charles Smith and Substance Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2018 $192.00 Brennon Leighton. Inspired by the story of musician Sixto Substance VC Stoneridge Merlot, Columbia Valley 2016 $347.90 Rodriguez (featured in the acclaimed documentary Substance VC Stoneridge Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2016 $432.00 90WS \"Searching for Sugar Man\"), Charles similarly wanted to resurrect something that was always great, but was waiting to be rediscovered - as in the old Chardonnay vines in Washington State. Substance The original thought was to be a one wine brand, with a single minded vision to produce the best value-priced Cabernet Sauvignon in America. How do you go about this? Traditional winemaking, natural fermentations, barrel- aging, bottling unfiltered and 44

ANCIENT LAKES Substance The original thought was to be a Ancient Lakes of the Columbia Valley became the 13th AVA in Washington State in 2012. The one wine brand, with a single Ancient Lakes appellation is located in central Washington. The area is wholly contained within the minded vision to produce the best value-priced Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley region and is named after a series of thirty-five lakes that dot the area. in America. We do this with Over 20 different vinifera varieties are planted in this region with white grapes the emphasis. natural fermentations, barrel- Riesling is by far the most planted grape, with many of the plantings at Evergreen Vineyard. The aging, plus bottling unftiltered Ancient Lakes region has an arid, continental climate, receiving an average of 6 inches of rainfall and unfined. In essence, making the wines in small batch annually. Irrigation is therefore required to grow vinifera grapes. winemaking integrity, but doing Being more northerly than many of Washington’s growing regions, heat accumulation begins later so on a larger scale. Let's not forget, the single vineyard Loire- in the Ancient Lakes and ends sooner, making it one of the cooler growing regions in the state. style Substance Sauvignon Blanc. Substance winesofsubstance.com ViNO A collection of wines produced (also see Columbia Valley, Wahluke Slope & Walla Walla Valley) $240.00 93JS, 91JD,90WA from classic varietals of Italy. Italian inspired and locally Substance VC Sunset Sauvignon Blanc Ancient Lakes 2017 winesofsubstance.com produced, ViNO was created by $144.00 Charles Smith in 2010 with the ViNO $144.00 inaugural release of a 100% $144.00 Pinot Grigio. This is in keeping ViNO Pinot Grigio Ancient Lakes 2018 $144.00 with the vision of producing ViNO Moscato, Washington State 2018 Italian varietals with the same integrity as they would be ViNO Sangiovese Rosé, Washington State 2018 produced in Italy. Hand-made wines that are a great value and ViNO Rosso, Washington State 2018 delicious to drink. WAHLUKE SLOPE CasaSmith A collection of wines produced Established in 2006 the Wahluke Slope, named after a Native American word for “watering place,” from classic varietals of Italy. lies in south-central Washington. The area is geographically isolated, bordered by the Columbia Starting in the north, Barbera River, Saddle Mountains, and Hanford Reach National Monument. from Piedmont. Traveling through Tuscany with Sangiovese and As one of the driest and warmest regions in the state, the Wahluke Slope is known primarily for red finishing in the land of Primitivo: grape varieties. The major distinguishing feature of the Wahluke Slope is its uniformity in aspect, Puglia. These are the Washington soil type, and climate. The entire appellation lies on a broad, south-facing slope with a constant, grown grapes from the single gentle grade of less than 8%. This, along with the proximity to the Columbia River, helps minimize vineyard selections, Cervo, Cinghiale, Porcospino. Made for the risk of frost, which can affect other areas of the state. you by the Famiglia Smith: Elevations vary between 425 feet by the Columbia River to 1,480 feet above sea level, though most Charles, Ginevra, Charlotte. vineyards lie below 1,000 feet. Precipitation averages less than 6 inches annually. Winds in the area K Vintners lead to smaller leaf size and smaller grape clusters compared to other regions, concentrating the Located at the base of the Blue resulting wines. Mountains in Walla Walla (Washington State), Charles CasaSmith winesofsubstance.com Smith opened his first winery, K Vintners, in December of 2001. CasaSmith Cervo Barbera, Wahluke Slope 2017 $203.90 93 JD, 92 WS The first release, 1999 K Syrah CasaSmith Cinghale Sangiovese, Wahluke Slope 2017 $192.00 91+WA, 90 VN from Walla Walla Valley, initiated CasaSmith Porcupino Primitivo, Wahluke Slope 2017 $192.00 92 JS, 90 VN the style of winemaking that Charles continues today: small K Vintners winesofsubstance.com lots of single vineyard Syrahs and field blends of Syrah, (also see Snipes Mtn, and Walla Walla) Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Tempranillo, and Viognier, all of K Vintners Milbrandt Syrah, Wahluke Slope 2017 which are hand-picked, fermented K Vintners The Deal Syrah, Wahluke Slope 2016 with naturally occurring yeasts K Vintners The Hidden Syrah, Wahluke Slope 2016 and basket pressed. $336.00 92 VN $540.00 94JS, 92WA, 93+VN $624.00 99JD, 95JS, 94VN 45

K Vintners WALLA WALLA VALLEY Located at the base of the Blue Mountains in Walla Walla Although established in 1984, grape growing began in the Walla Walla Valley in the 1850s by (Washington State), Charles Italian immigrants. Walla Walla Valley is located in southeastern Washington by the Oregon Smith opened his first winery, K border, with part of the appellation stretching across state lines. The growing region is wholly Vintners, in December of 2001. contained within the Columbia Valley and is named after a Native American term for “many The first release, 1999 K Syrah from Walla Walla Valley, initiated waters.” The Walla Walla Valley has boomed in the last fifteen years and has the highest the style of winemaking that concentration of wineries in Washington. Charles continues today: small lots of single vineyard Syrahs and This area is cooler and wetter than a number of Washington’s growing regions. Precipitation varies field blends of Syrah, Cabernet throughout the valley, with an average of 15 inches in the western part of the appellation and 20 Sauvignon, Grenache, inches at the eastern border. Most soils are well-drained, sandy loess over Missoula Flood Tempranillo, and Viognier, all of which are hand-picked, slackwater deposits and fractured basalt. However, an ancient cobblestone riverbed defines the area fermented with naturally to the south. These cobblestones absorb the sun’s heat, radiating it to the roots and grape clusters. occurring yeasts and basket Making Syrahs from Walla Walla Valley, particularly the southern section of the valley, notable for pressed. their distinctive savory profiles, full of earth, black olives, and smoked meat. Proper Wines When something is “done proper” K Vintners winesofsubstance.com it’s done in the same style of its origin – it pays homage to its (also see Snipes Mtn, and Wahluke Slpoe) $252.00 92 JS, 91 VN roots without cutting corners. Over ten years ago, we set out to K Vintners Viognier, Walla Walla 2017 $516.00 94JS, 92VN, 92VN produce wines that were Rhone in $420.00 94 WA, 92 JD character while showcasing the K Vintners Charlotte Rhone Red Blend, Walla Walla 2015 $539.30 96JD, 92WS, 92WA uniqueness of our 6 acre s in the K Vintners Guido Sangiovese, Walla Walla 2015 $420.00 93+WA, 93 WS Walla Walla Valley .In 2011, K Vintners Ovide Cabernet/Syrah, Walla Walla 2016 $540.00 95JD, 93WS, 93WA Coloradans Conor McCluskey K Vintners Powerline Syrah, Walla Walla 2016 $540.00 94JD, 91WS, 90VN and David Houle partnered K Vintners Rockgarden Syrah, Walla Walla 2016 $540.00 98JD, 96JS, 95WA together with close friends Kevin K Vintners Roma Cabernet/Syrah, Walla Walla 2016 $420.00 Dibble, Billy Adams and David K Vintners The Beautiful Syrah, Walla Walla 2016 $516.00 94+WA, 92JS, 92VN Kunstle. Thus, the Proper Wines K Vintners The Boy Grenache, Walla Walla 2017 $624.00 94+WA, 91 WE brand was born with the release K Vintners The Creator Cabernet/Syrah, Walla Walla 2016 $540.00 93 WA, 91 VN of the first vintage of small batch K Vintners Broncho Malbec, Washington State 2014 $900.00 95 JS, 93 VN production Estate Syrah. K Vintners El Jefe Tempranillo, Washington State 2015 $540.00 K Vintners King Coal Cabernet/Syrah, Washington State 2016 $1380.00 96 VN K Vintners Motor City Kitty Syrah, Washington State 2017 K Vintners Royal City Syrah, Washington State 2016 Substance Proper Wines properwines.com The original thought was to be a $479.90 92VN, 92WA, 92WE one wine brand, with a single Proper Estate Syrah, Walla Walla 2014 minded vision to produce the best winesofsubstance.com value-priced Cabernet Sauvignon Substance $408.00 93 JS in America. We do this with natural fermentations, barrel- (also see Ancient Lakes, Columbia Valley & Wahluke Slope) aging, plus bottling unfiltered and unfined. In essence, making the Substance VC Powerline Cabernet Sauvignon, Walla Walla 2016 wines in small batch winemaking integrity, but doing so on a larger scale. The wine is black. The label definitively says, \"This is Cabernet Sauvignon.\" 46

YAKIMA VALLEY Betz Family Founded in 1997 by Bob & Cathy Yakima Valley is located in south-central Washington State. Designated in 1983, it was the first Betz. Today, Betz family Winery is federally recognized wine-growing region in the Pacific Northwest. It also is the largest sub- headed by two families, both committed to be true to our appellation of the Columbia Valley, both in total size and wine-grape acreage. Within its complex heritage, our family members, and terrain, the Yakima Valley AVA encompasses three distinctive sub-appellations: Red Mountain, true to what Betz winery embodies: wines of dimension and Snipes Mountain, and Rattlesnake Hills. pleasure, wines that allow the Yakima Valley is Washington’s most diverse growing region. The vineyards flourish across nearly character of Washington to shine a hundred miles, and they yield more than 40 different white and red grape varieties. For example, through. They are a blend of the best elements of the new and the stretches of cooler terrain in the Yakima Valley are home to almost half of the Chardonnay and old worlds; full ripe fruit and yet Riesling grown in the state. Simultaneously, the Yakima Valley’s many warmer sites yield structured for longevity. significant percentages of Washington’s best Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah. Betz Family (Redmond) betzfamilywinery.com B. Leighton Washington winemaker, Brennon (also see Columbia Valley & Red Mountain) $611.90 95 JS Leighton, created B. Leighton Wines to showcase fruit from the Betz La Serenne Syrah Yakima Valley 2017 winesofsubstance.com crest of Olsen Hills in the $420.00 96JS, 93 VN Yakima Valley. The first vintage, B. Leighton $420.00 96 JS, 93 VN 2012, is a collection of a Petit $516.00 93JS, 92VN, 92WS Verdot, Grenache and Syrah - all B. Leighton Gratitude Rhone Red Yakima Valley 2016 wines that Brennon has always B. Leighton Syrah Yakima Valley 2016 wanted to work with in B. Leighton Petite Verdot Yakima Valley 2015 Washington State. Along with vineyard owner Leif Olsen, RED MOUNTAIN Brennon planted the vineyard that is proportionate to the field Red Mountain is the smallest appellation in Washington State at 4,040 acres. It was established in blends that were created in 2015. 2001, and located on the eastern edge of the Yakima Valley. Its name is somewhat of a misnomer as This is a continuation of what Brennon was doing before and it is neither red nor mountainous, with elevations ranging from 500 feet to 1,500 feet. what he does best: feral Red Mountain is typically Washington’s warmest growing region with broad, southwest-facing fermentations with longer slopes and daytime growing season temperatures that average 90 degrees Fahrenheit. It has an arid, maceration and reductive desert climate, receiving an average of 6 to 8 inches of rainfall annually. Due to warm temperatures, winemaking that captures the red grape varieties dominate on Red Mountain. There are, however, limited plantings of white grape varietal and the place it is from. varieties as well, particularly Sauvignon Blanc. Canvasback Canvasback was born of the quest Betz Family (Redmond) betzfamilywinery.com to find great new terroir for $611.90 94JS, 94WS, 94WE Cabernet Sauvignon. In 2011, (also see Columbia Valley & Yakima Valley) the team at Duckhorn Portfolio conducted an extensive blind Betz La Côte Rousse Syrah, Red Mountain 2017 tasting between Napa Valley and Washington State Cabernet Canvasback canvasbackwine.com Sauvignons. They became $419.90 92 JS, 91 WE extremely excited about the Canvasback Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Mountain 2016 quality and character of the wines from Washington State. Today, SNIPES MOUNTAIN Canvasback Portfolio has expanded to include a line-up of Snipes Mountain is the second smallest appellation in Washington at 4,145 acres. The area gets its terroir driven wines from Red name from Ben Snipes, a cattle rancher who built a house there in the 1850s. In 2009 the Snipes Mountain, the Walla Walla Mountain AVA became Washington State’s 10th official viticultural area, named after its most Valley and Columbia Valley. prominent landmark, but also including eastern neighbor Harrison Hill. Snipes Mountain boasts a long viticultural history. Muscat of Alexandria vines from 1917 still produce grapes. Harrison Hill, K Vintners which is part of the appellation, is home to some of the state’s oldest Cabernet Sauvignon vines Charles Smith is the only person to have received Winemaker of dating to 1963. the Year distinctions by both Wine Enthusiast (2014) and K Vintners winesofsubstance.com Food & Wine (2009). In 2008, K $624.00 95JS, 94VN, 90WS Vintners was recognized by Wine (also see Wahluke Slope and Walla Walla) & Spirits magazine as one of the “Best New Wineries of the Last K Vintners Cattle King Syrah, Snipes Mountain 2016 Ten Years,” and as “Winery of the Year” in their annual buying guide. His wines continue to receive broad recognition from leading wine publications. 47

ARGENTINA Over the past decade Argentina has evolved from a country relatively unknown on the global wine scene to the New World’s fastest growing wien exporter. The leading grape in Argentina in terms of reputation and quantity is Malbec, a Bordeaux variety imported to Argentina from France in the mid 19th century. Other red varieties produced in Argentina include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Bonarda (known as Charbono in its native Italy), Syrah, Tempranillo and Pinot Noir. Among white wines, the Argentinian wine region’s signature grape is Torrontés, which yields a floral, tropical-tasting wine. The country also produces Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Grigio. There are seven denominated Argentinian wine regions: Mendoza, Salta, Neuquén, Río Negro, Catamarca, La Rioja and San Juan. Among these, Mendoza is the leader in terms of quantity and quality, with roughly 80% of the nation’s wine production centered in this desert region located almost directly across the Andes Mountains from Santiago, Chile, and about 650 miles due west of Buenos Aires. Neuquén and Río Negro, meanwhile, are in southerly Patagonia, while Salta is in the north of the country, near the border with Bolivia. Mendoza Mendoza Salta Lujan de Cuyo Uco Valley Pietro Marini Angulo Innocenti Bramare Zuccardi Decero Ánimal Bramare Navarro Correas MAAL Viña Cobos Padrillos Siesta Tintonegro Viña Cobos Zuccardi Catamarca La Rioja San Juan Mendoza Buenos Aires Rio Negro Mendoza Neuquén Alma Negra Alto Limay Cocodrillo 48 Felino Kaiken La Flor Pulenta Estate Santa Julia Tahuan

SALTA Pietro Marini Pietro Marini wines come from The highest vineyards in the world are in Salta, with vines at altitudes of over 9000 ft above sea Bodega El Transito located in level. The soils and climate of the region are very similar to Mendoza but the unique meso- Cafayate, at over 6,000 feet, in the north-western province of climate and higher elevation of the vineyards typically produces grapes with higher levels of total Salta. The roots of the El Transito acidity which contribute to the crafted wines balance and depth. In recent years the Salta region, wine making tradition stretch and particularly its sub-region of Cafayate, have been gaining worldwide attention for the quality back to the end of the nineteenth century when the current owner's of its fruit-driven red wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and Tannat. great grandfather, Pietro Marini, emigrated from Italy and settled in Cafayate. The tradition has been handed down and is now in its fourth generation, in the very capable hands of Andrés Nanni. Pietro Marini table31imports.com Angulo Innocenti $155.90 Alejandro Angulo and Mariano Pietro Marini Cabernet Sauvignon, Cafayate 2015 $155.90 Innocenti, 3rd and 4th generation Pietro Marini Malbec, Cafayate 2018 family members respectively, celebrate their family’s European MENDOZA—UCO VALLEY winemaking past with the development of a unique terroir in With some of the highest elevation vineyards of all of Mendoza, the Uco Valley is known for La Consulta, where they source producing wines with elegance and excellent aging potential. Soils throughout the Uco Valley are the grapes for their Angulo alluvial and fairly uniform: a clay and rock base with a stony, sandy surface. These free-draining Innocenti wines. soils are excellent for quality viticulture, as they stress the vines, leading to decreased vigor and Ánimal lower yields. Wines from this region offer dense, layered black fruit (black plum, raspberry, From Ernesto Catena, Ánimal blackberry, and olive) with savory notes of red pepper flakes and a dusty, cocoa powder-like wines are all single varietal and finish. Sometimes wines from Uco Valley will be labeled after the nearest town, including 100% organic-certified. The wines are wild and raw. The Tupungato, Vista Flores, Tunuyán, La Consulta, and Villa Seca. grapes are from estate vineyards as well as vineyards with which Angulo Innocenti vineyardbrands.com the winery works closely. In the process, Ernesto Catena Angulo Innocenti Malbec La Consulta Nonni Estate 2018 $131.90 Vineyards has helped their Angulo Innocenti Cabernet Sauvignon La Consulta Estate 2015 $191.90 neighbors also obtain organic Angulo Innocenti Malbec La Consulta Estate 2017 $191.90 91 JS certifications. Angulo Innocenti Malbec La Consulta Unisono 2013 (6pk) $209.90 92 JS Bramare Ánimal vineyardbrands.com Crafted by Paul Hobbs and his $113.90 team at Viña Cobos, the Bramare Ánimal Cabernet Sauvignon Uco Valley Organic 2016 (6pk) $113.90 vineyard designates capture the Ánimal Malbec Uco Valley Organic 2016 (6pk) richness and power of exceptional vineyards and estates within Valle Bramare paulhobbswines.com de Uco and Luján de Cuyo. Through meticulous vineyard (also see Lujan de Cuyo) $228.00 90 WS management and minimal $540.00 96 JS, 93 WS winemaking intervention, the Bramare Chardonnay Los Chacayes Los Arbolitos Vyd 2018 (6pk) $420.00 93 JS, 92 WE wines express the true essence of Bramare Cabernet Franc Los Árboles Chañares Estate 2016 (6pk) $540.00 96 JS, 93 WA their terroir with finesse, Bramare Malbec Uco Valley 2015 $480.00 95 WS, 95 JS complexity, and authenticity. Bramare Malbec Tunuyán Chañares Estate 2015 (6pk) $480.00 95 JS, 93 WS Bramare Malbec La Consulta Rebon Estate 2014 (6pk) MAAL Bramare Malbec Tupungato Zingaretti Estate 2014 (6pk) Owned by Matias Fraga, a former restaurant entrepreneur, MAAL is MAAL vineyardbrands.com an essential and pure Malbec with $203.90 no makeup to distract. It sees no MAAL Malbec Vista Flores Biutiful 2018 oak at all, and is fermented in 49 old cement vessels without adding yeast or correcting acidity.

Padrillos Ernesto Catena is a fourth generation winemaker with an intense passion for horses. Ernesto has more than 30 retired polo ponies from his own stud farm that now enjoy life on his vineyards. Siesta Padrillos vineyardbrands.com The Inca would often bury $119.90 offerings to the land so that it Padrillos Malbec Vista Flores 2018 $143.90 would remain healthy and fertile. Padrillos Pinot Noir Mendoza 2017 Following this ancient tradition, vineyardbrands.com every year Ernesto Catena’s team Siesta en el Tahuantinsuyu $143.90 buries a few bottles of their best $167.90 92 TA wines in the Vistaflores vineyard, Siesta Cabernet Sauvignon Vista Flores 2012 (6pk) $167.90 91 TA hoping that while sleeping their Siesta Cabernet Franc Vista Flores 2014 (6pk) endless ‘Siesta’, these bottles will Siesta Malbec Vista Flores 2014 (6pk) vineyardbrands.com protect the vines, people, and harvest. Siesta uses TintoNegro $131.90 biodynamically-certified grapes $155.90 that have been fermented in small TintoNegro Malbec Mendoza 2018 $203.90 tanks. The wine is later aged in TintoNegro Malbec Uco Valley 2016 French and American oak barrels TintoNegro Malbec Los Chacayes Limestone Block 2017 paulhobbswines.com for 14 months and then ages in $645.00 98 JS, 96 WA bottle for another year. Viña Cobos winesellers.com TintoNegro Viña Cobos Malbec Tunuyán Chañares Estate Cobos 2015 (3pk) $155.90 91 WA TintoNegro was born of the long- time friendship and professional Zuccardi $155.90 92 JS, 91 WA collaboration of Alejandro $155.90 Sejanovich and Jeff Mausbach, Zuccardi Torrontes Salta Serie A 2019 $155.90 colleagues at Bodega Catena Zuccardi Cabernet Sauvignon Uco Valley Serie A 2016 Zapata for almost 15 years. The Zuccardi Bonarda Uco Valley Serie A 2016 $191.90 92 TA wines explore the terroirs of Zuccardi Malbec Uco Valley Serie A 2018 Mendoza where Malbec does $191.90 92 WA, 92 JS best, gradually isolating unique Zuccardi Chardonnay Tupungato Q 2016 $191.90 91 JS vineyard sites and winemaking Zuccardi Cabernet Sauvignon La Consulta/Gualtallary Q 2015 $191.90 91 WE techniques, and showcasing the Zuccardi Cabernet Franc Paraje Altamira/San Pablo Q 2016 $191.90 heights of concentration and Zuccardi Malbec La Consulta/Vista Flores Q 2018 94 WE complexity to which Malbec can Zuccardi Tempranillo Santa Rosa Q 2013 $263.90 93 WE aspire. Zuccardi Chardonnay San Pablo Fosil 2017 (6pk) $275.90 96 JS, 94 WA Viña Cobos Zuccardi Cabernet Franc San Pablo Poligonos 2018 $275.90 94 WA, 92 JS Viña Cobos is an estate and Zuccardi Malbec Paraje Altamira Poligonos 2016 $275.90 93 WA collaboration between Luis Zuccardi Malbec San Pablo Poligonos 2017 93 WA Barraud and Andrea Marchiori Zuccardi Bonarda, Uco Valley Emma 2017 (6pk) $185.90 of Mendoza, and prolific Zuccardi Malbec Uco Valley Concreto 2017 (6pk) $167.90 Californian winemaker Paul Zuccardi Malbec Blend Uco Valley Jose 2014 (6pk) $209.90 Hobbs. A new flagship for Viña Zuccardi Malbec Paraje Altamira Tito 2016 (6pk) $167.90 Cobos, Chañares estate is in the Zuccardi Malbec Paraje Altamira Amphora Project 2018 (6pk) $330.00 Los Árboles zone of Tunuyán. Zuccardi Malbec Paraje Altamira Aluvonial 2014 (6pk) $407.90 This Malbec is only produced in exceptional vintages. Zuccardi As Jose Zuccardi puts it: \"The word 'family' is central to the way in which we have always run our business… To guarantee the quality of Zuccardi, we believe in using people rather than machines whenever possible”. The nearly 500 workers at Zuccardi Valle de Uco are employed year-round and the winery provides subsidized health care and free education to all of them. 50


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