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Vietti Roero Arneis D.O.C.G. 2009 (Piedmont, Italy)
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Artisan Wine Depot Price: $24.00
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Pale sunshine yellow color with fresh floral, citrus and melon aromas with hints of almonds. An unoaked, dry, medium bodied white wine with crisp acidity, the Arneis is well-balanced, elegant wine with good complexity and a lingering finish.
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Pala "I Fiora" Vermentino di Sardegna D.O.C. 2009 (Sardinia, Italy)
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Straw-colored with greenish reflections. Persistent floral and herbaceous aromas with notes of thyme. Medium to full-bodied on the palate with good balance and a long, slightly briny finish makes it a perfect companion to any shellfish. Also served with seafood dishes and lightly seasoned soups.
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![Chateau La Nerthe Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc [White blend] 2007 (Chateauneuf du Pape, France) - Wine Spectator [92 pts] - Robert Parker [90 pts] - Stephen Tanzer [90 pts]](/v/vspfiles/photos/nertheCDPblanc07-w-1.jpg)
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Chateau La Nerthe Chateauneuf du Pape Blanc [White blend] 2007 (Chateauneuf du Pape, France) - Wine Spectator [92 pts] - Robert Parker [90 pts] - Stephen Tanzer [90 pts]
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Retail Price: $50.00
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92 Points - Wine Spectator Magazine:
"Very
bright and pure, with a stony beam that drives the quince, green and
yellow apple, honeysuckle and heather notes. The long finish has
mouthwatering minerality. Drink now through 2011. 1,666 cases made." –JM (4/30/2009)
    
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D'Antiche Terre "Eliseo di Serra" Dry White Wine Irpinia I.G.T. 2009 (Campania, Italy)
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Eliseo di Serra is an excellent dry white wine that combines choice
grapes from the Fiano and Coda di Volpe vines with a certain balance of
flavor and humor so that one’s personality does not affect the other.
Straw-colored, with reflections that verge on green, Eliseo has a
harmonious, fruity bouquet with a dry and slightly acidic taste. Best
served chilled, ideally with fish or seafood dishes.
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Cantine di Dolianova Moscato di Cagliari D.O.C. 2007 (Sardinia, Italy)
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Color: Golden yellow.
Fragrance: Intense aroma, complex, full and rich bouquet, with notes of honey and spices.
Flavor: Sweet, well balanced.
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![Santa Cristina (Antinori) Campogrande Orvieto Classico [White Blend] 2008 (Tuscany, Italy)](/v/vspfiles/photos/antinorisantacristinawhite08-w-1.jpg)
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Antinori Santa Cristina Campogrande Orvieto Classico D.O.C. [White Blend] 2008 (Umbria, Italy)
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Straw-yellow in color with lime green hues. Elegant and refined, with
aromas of tropical fruits and floral notes. A full-bodied Orvieto,
luscious and soft on the palate.
40% Procanico; 40% Grechetto; 15% Verdello; 5% Drupeggio & Malvasia
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Le Clos du Caillou (Domaine Pouizin-Vacheron) "Bouquet des Garrigues" Blanc Cotes du Rhone [White Rhone Blend] 2008 (Cotes du Rhone, France)
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A luscious, perfectly juicy white made in microscopic quantities from some of Caillou's finest sandy terroirs. A blend of Grenache Blanc, Clairette Blanc and Roussanne and fermented in larger, older barrels. Beautiful balance and a saturated, very fruity and savory mouth seems to last and last on the palate. Aromas remind of brioche slathered with quince jam, with hints of rose petals and fennel. The mouth is rich and voluptuous, endlessly juicy, with flavors of peach and melon. The finish suggests wildflowers and a hint of spice. A gorgeous wine with rich seafood or perhaps fresh chanterelle mushrooms sauteed in butter.
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Domaine Cherrier Pere et Fils (Rossignole) Sancerre “Cuvee Vieilles Vignes” 2008 (Sancerre, Loire Valley, France) - Stephen Tanzer [90 pts]
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90
Points - Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Pale yellow. Spicy citrus and orchard fruits
on the nose, with notes of fennel and white pepper adding energy.
Tightly wound, focused grapefruit and lemongrass flavors are deepened by
a note of bitter pear skin. The finish is taut, linear and refreshingly
tangy. Painfully young now and in need of aeration or another year of
bottle age." - Josh Raynolds (Mar/April 2010)
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Haut Marin Cuvee Marine 2009 (Gascogny, France)
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Silver medal winner at the Concours Vins de Pays de France, Paris 2008
Fresh and crisp with citrus, exotic fruit and slight spicy aromas. It shows plenty of fruit and flower notes. It is lower in alcohol 11.5%, making it very refreshing and easy to drink. A nice accompaniment to seafood and fish dishes. A great value!
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Coume del Mas Banyuls Blanc 2003 (Languedoc-Roussillon, France)
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Robert Parker's Wine Advocate:
"Candied
lime, pineapple, honeysuckle, and heliotrope rise from the glass of
Gard’s 2007 Banyuls Blanc. In the mouth, this offers creamy richness,
ripe pineapple, vanilla, and persistent floral profusion, finishing
with a pure, long, though quite candied impression.
Philippe and Nathalie Gard (with consultation from Claude Gros) are
crafting extroverted and at times perhaps somewhat exaggerated wines
from their terraced old vines. He came here a decade ago from the
Auvergne, and soon began assembling the parcels that after 2004 would
become Coume del Mas. The name comes from the steeply-walled interior
valley stretching toward the Tour Madeloc peak, but Gard also has
vineyards along the coast and others facing south. He recently started
a second domaine, about which see under “Mas Christine." - David
Schildknecht
(6/2009)
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