A few more bottles to sell. All bottles are 750s. As in the past, buyer pays shipping. Thanks to those who have bought from me in the past.

2004 Melville Pinot SRH $22
2005 Melivlle Pinot SRH $24
2002 AuBon Climat Pinot la-bauge audessas $20 (x2)
2002 Mendelson Pinot Sleepy Hollow $25

2004 Bravante Cabernet Howell MTN $30

2004 Summerlan Trio (GSM blend) $30
2004 Rosenblum Petite Syrah Heritage $20 (x2)

Anyone who wants all 9 can have them for $190.
Thanks.
d-a-t-t-i-c-k-@bellsouth.n-e-t-

Just curious. was the Bravante Cab really 2004? We have not even released that wine yet, and this was from February?

Michelle
Bravante Vineyards

The 2005 Melville PN is an excellent wine at a very fair price. It's $28 at the winery.

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Originally posted by Board-O:
The 2005 Melville PN is an excellent wine at a very fair price. It's $28 at the winery.

the "lower" Melville's are always more expensive @ the winery then local... i found the 05' for around $21-22 and the Verna's in the $17-19 range at multiple places

The 2005 Verna's Viognier? Stock up! It's the best American Viognier I've ever had.

B-O, was it really that good? I can pick some up to add to the list but I just can't move the varietal here.

I assume you mean the 2005 Verna's Viognier. My notes from earlier this month when I tasted the wine with Ron:

"Named after Ron's mother. Nose of tropical fruit. Crisper than most CA Viogniers. Ripe pineapple flavors. Delicious. $22. Great QPR. The best US Viognier I've ever had. 94"

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Originally posted by Board-O:
I assume you mean the 2005 Verna's Viognier...

nope, Verna's Pinot

interesting that they were still pouring the 05' Verna's Viognier, 06' is current release since spring

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Originally posted by Board-O:
I assume you mean the 2005 Verna's Viognier. My notes from earlier this month when I tasted the wine with Ron:

"Named after Ron's mother. Nose of tropical fruit. Crisper than most CA Viogniers. Ripe pineapple flavors. Delicious. $22. Great QPR. The best US Viognier I've ever had. 94"

No heat? I was a bit off-put after having the estate PN last week. My experience with new world Viogners has been too much alc, but if it's not noticable, I'll give 'em a shot.

I'll be interested in your opinion. I found it atypical for CA Viognier.

I'll be visiting my distributor in a couple of weeks to pick some up. I'll let you know then...