FEELING BUBBLY IN PORTUGAL $12.50 FLIGHT
Quinta de Azevedo “Gazela” Vinho Verde
2009 Minho, Portugal
Vinho Verde literally means “Green Wine,” which refers to it youthful freshness rather than color.
Companhia das Quintas “Borlido” Espumante Reserva Rosé
2008 Bairrada, Portugal
Meet the Portuguese version of sparkling wine! A rosé made from Portugal’s most beloved red grapes: Touriga Franca and Touriga Nacional.
Companhia das Quintas “Borlido” Meio-Seco Espumante
NV Bairrada, Portugal
This semi-dry bubbly is made from Cerceal, Malvasia and Rabo, from Portugal, with love.
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PINOT GRIS AND GRIGIO $15.50 FLIGHT
King Estate “Acrobat” Pinot Gris
2009 Eugene, Oregon
A bright and refreshing Pinot Gris from Western Oregon. “Acrobat” was made to introduce more people the style and grace of Oregon Pinot Gris.
Borgo delle Oche “Alefurlan” Pinot Grigio
2008 Fruili, Italia
Produced from 100% Pinot Grigio grapes grown on a small vineyard in the northern Italian Alps. Fruili is known for its mineral-rich soil.
Jalama “Giallo” Pinot Gris
2007 Santa Barbara County, California
This wine takes its name from the Italian word yellow, and is 100% Pinot Gris aged 22 months in French oak.
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EXPLORING PORTUGAL $14.50 FLIGHT
Caves Vidigal Tinto Dão
2005 Leiria, Portugal
An excellent example of a modern Dão in this lovely blend of Jaen (40%), Touriga Nacional (30%) and Tinto Roriz (30%).
Quinta do Conde “Estacas”
2007 Estremadura, Portugal
Portugal’s finest varieties Tinto Roriz, Castelão and Touriga Nacional, aged for 4 months for a full-bodied and smooth red.
Quinta do Conde “Quinta Vista” Touriga Franca
2008 Lisboa, Portugal
Touriga Franca is one of the major grape varieties used to produce Port wine. Touriga Franca is lighter and more perfumed than Touriga Nacional and adds finesse to the powerful, fortified Porto.
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STYLISH SANGIOVESE $15.50 FLIGHT
Tenuta di Sticciano “Casa la Fornace” Chianti
2008 Toscana, Italia
A classic red from Chianti: 85% Sangiovese, 15% Canaiolo aged in oak for 4 to 8 months. The Sticciano Estate is set in a historic 17th century farm.
Abbadia Ardenga “Ardengo Rosso”
2008 Toscana, Italia
100% Sangiovese from vineyards in Montalcino. This winery has extremely deep roots that date back to 990.
Ciu Ciu “Gotico” Rosso Piceno Superiore
2006 le Marche, Italia
Another instant favorite from one of our favorite Italian winemaking team of brothers; 70%Montepulciano and 30% Sangiovese aged in oak for 12 months, another 6 months in the bottle.
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