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Justin Willet Tyler crafts small production Burgundian varietals in southern California's Santa Barbara County appellation. He utilizes some of the very best vineyards throughout the area and focuses on creating wines that are both delicate and balanced. A close collaboration between the wine-maker and the growers results in wines of the highest quality. His wines will allow you to experience a "sense of place" and help you understand the terroir responsible for the wine in your glass. 

"A blend of both young and old vines from the best three blocks in my estimation: G, N, & Q. (I'm not sure when we'll stop calling the 'young vines' young, they are now 15 years old...). This combination of age adds layers of complexity to the finished cuvee: the old vines give depth and sophistication; the young vines add freshness, richness, and youthful exuberance. Dusty Tannin, Violets, Spice, Dark Cherry, Cola." $55.00

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Thursday, 25 October 2012 20:01

2010 Poppy Pinot Noir -- Monterey County

Monterey County lies directly in the center of the California coast. This microclimate is influenced mainly by its proximity to the Pacific Ocean; cool coastal breezes are ideal for the development of delicate grape varieties, such as Pinot Noir. 

This Pinot Noir opens with a bright lavender color. A quick swirl of the glass will release equally bright and fragrant aromas of blueberries, blackberries, and potpourri. The palate is soft with sturdy acid and fruit-driven flavors of red fruit, berries, and baking spice.  


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Tuesday, 17 April 2012 16:11

Chais Saint-Laurent Sancerre Rouge

This red Sancerre offers the olfactory sensors aromas of bright red fruit with a subtle undercurrent of chalk; hints of ove-ripe raspberry are also present.  On the palate, the wine has very little weight with flavors of eucalyptus and red cherries.  This Sancerre would pair wonderfully with light to medium dishes such as roast pork tenderloin, grilled salmon, sausage, French saucisson (salami), and medium-bodied cheeses. $20.99

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Sunday, 08 April 2012 16:12

Ponga Pinot Noir

This delicate Pinot Noir shines in the glass with a bright burgundy color.  The nose detects cold cherry fruit aromas with a slight earthiness, reminiscent of freshly turned soil.  Spiced plum and bright berry flavors abound, wrapped delicately in a light body with high acidity.  Serve this pinot noir with grilled salmon steaks, beef bourguignon, roast pork tenderloin, and pasta with red sauce. $15.99

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Saturday, 14 January 2012 13:19

Queen of Hearts Pinot Noir

Known for prize winning Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Santa Barbara County offers warm days and cool nights to produce a long and gentle growing season. This light-bodied Pinot Noir, from vintners Lucas and Lewellen Vineyards, offers a delicate nose of strawberry jam with cola accents. On the palate, you'll distinguish strawberry fruit flavors along with strong acidity, which makes this a great companion to light and medium dishes.  $13.99

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Want to experience the elegant and structured Pinot Noirs of Burgundy while keeping your budget intact? We have just the one for you! Delicate notes of raspberry, cherry and cranberry waft about with lovely acidity and minerality making this an elegant Burgundy that is a steal for the price.  An ideal compliment to food, enjoy! 

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Wednesday, 19 October 2011 17:02

Brandborg Pinot Noir

The grapes sourced for this small-production Pinot Noir are all sourced from vineyards close to the Umpqua River in Oregon.  The aromas and bouquet offer bright and vibrant strawberry fruit, mushrooms, earth, and sweet oak.  The mouthfeel is round and full.  The wine is aged in 100% French oak barrels, 33% of which are new.  This allows for lees stirring and the building of structure and mouthfeel.  This is a great value Pinot Noir at $18.99!

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