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Pinotfile Volume 6, Issue 37 the First Wine Newsletter Exclusively Devoted to Pinotphiles
The Proof of Pinot is in the Drinking PinotFile Volume 6, Issue 37 The First Wine Newsletter Exclusively Devoted to Pinotphiles August 24, 2007 Inside this issue: When I’m Sixty-Four Kalin Cellars 6 Sixty-four is not a major age milestone, but I will take it anyway. Paul McCartney School House Vnyd 7 memorialized aging in his love song, “When I’m Sixty-Four,” written at the tender Tipsy Dog Pinot 8 age of 16. I gathered up a few wine cronies, most of whom are hovering around my Lost Canyon 9 same age, raided my cellar for some good Burgs and sat down on a Sunday after- noon to celebrate another year. The well-cellared wines turned out to be vinous Bien Nacido Redux 10 treasures resulting in a very memorable tasting. Here is the lineup with some Small Sips 12 commentary. All wines had appropriate fills and there were no corkage issues. Central Coast 13 1943 Bouchard Pere & Fils Volnay 11-14% alc.. You never open a bottle like this with high expectations, but it is nevertheless always a thrill when the wine is this old. The black cork came out cleanly. The wine was a surprise to all. The color was medium ruby with only a trace of orange tinge at the rim. There was still notable sweet red fruits on the palate with a little spice and fecundity. The wine was delicate with cashmere tannins. It was a brief, but memorable fling for the wine was spent an hour later. There were great diffi- culties to overcome to make wine in France during the war years. -
Pinotfile, Vol 6, Issue 54
PINO: Price is no object PinotFile Volume 6, Issue 54 The First Wine Newsletter Exclusively Devoted to Pinotphiles March 3, 2008 Inside this issue: Santa Maria Valley In a quest to try to satisfy my pinotlust, I traveled recently to the Santa Maria Valley Ambullneo 7 and discovered a region that is quietly, but quickly, becoming a major destination Cottonwood Canyon 10 for wine enthusiasts. Located in the northernmost reaches of Santa Barbara Bianchi Winery 14 County, it is an appellation that has been overshadowed by its neighbors to the Kenneth Volk Vnyds 15 south, the Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Rita Hills, whose popularity has been fueled by the post-Sideways Pinot craze. Part of Sideways was actually filmed on the Small Sips of Santa 16 Foxen Canyon Wine Trail in Santa Maria Valley but this has been largely unrecog- Maria Valley nized. To the north, the nearby Arroyo Grande Valley and Edna Valley in San Luis Obispo County have assumed more notoriety for cool-climate wine enthusiasts, in Pinot Briefs 18 part because of a more publicized and established wine growing history, and in Long & Winding 20 part due to the close proximity to the town of San Luis Obispo. Pinot Road, Part VI The Santa Maria Valley encompasses the cities of Santa Maria and Guadalupe and includes the unincorporated communities of Orcutt, Sisquoc and Tepusquet. The Valley is tucked between the Sierra Madre Mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean coastline to the west. 25% of Santa Barbara County’s population resides here and Santa Maria recently eclipsed its more famous neighbor to the south, Santa Barbara, in population. -
NOVEMBER 2017 the BARRISTER Page 1
NOVEMBER 2017 THE BARRISTER Page 1 Published by the Camden County Bar Association VOL. 65, No. 12 • November 2017 www.camdencountybar.org Sharing the Season with Deserving Kids Reminder! The Barrister is going digital beginning with the January issue. Only one print Barrister after this one. Children’s Holiday Party set for December 2 The Bar Foundation’s Annual Children’s Holiday Breakfast and Party is returning to the Boys & Girls Club, Marjorie & Lewis Katz East Camden Clubhouse on Dudley Street in Camden. Scheduled for Saturday, Save This Date! December 2, breakfast will be provided by Chick Fil A and the Public Benefits Committee is hoping for another good showing of volunteers to help the party run smoothly for our young guests—hundreds of less fortunate children from Camden. Beginning at 9 am, busses will start unloading our special guests for Fall Frolic! a full breakfast, followed by a few magical hours of fun, gifts, and a visit with Santa. A cast of volunteer attorneys and judges, many in holiday and elf costumes, will lead a carol-sing to get everyone in the holiday spirit. (Continued on Page 8) Reduced Drink Prices • Hot Buffet Adopt-A-Family The PUB for the Holidays Pennsauken ‘Tis the season of sharing Share your good fortune and make the holidays special for an th underprivileged family in the City of Camden by “adopting” a deserving family at this special time of year. The Public Benefits committee is asking for your support of this year’s Adopt-A-Family Inside program. Our goal is to bring the joy of the season to 100 families and Income Taxation of Confidentiality Agreements with your help we can do it! in Personal Injury Cases . -
Macro Large Format Craft
Beverage Menu Beer | Wine | liquor BEER Macro Large Format Bud Light Anheuser-Busch, MO, 4.2% ABV | 3.00 J.K.’s Scrumpy Almar Orchards, MI Organic Cider, 6.0% ABV | 15.00 Budweiser Anheuser-Busch, MO, 5.0% ABV | 3.00 J.K.’s The Pair Almar Orchards, MI Michelob Ultra Anheuser-Busch, MO, 4.1% ABV | 4.00 Organic Pear Cider, 5.5% ABV | 15.00 Miller Lite Miller Brewing Co., WI, 4.2% ABV | 3.00 Morimoto Soba Rogue Ales, OR Specialty Grain Beer, 4.8% ABV, 22.0oz | 15.00 Craft Ace Apple Cider California Cider Company, CA Golden Monkey Victory Brewing Co., PA Cider, 5.0% ABV | 6.00 Tripel, 9.5% ABV | 7.00 Polestar Left Hand Brewing Co., CO 60 Minute Dogfish Head Brewery, DE German Pilsener, 5.5% ABV | 5.50 American IPA, 6.0% ABV | 6.50 312 Urban Wheat Ale Goose Island Beer Co., IL Pale Wheat Ale, 4.2% ABV | 5.50 Cane and Ebel Two Brothers Brewing Co., IL Rye Beer, 7.0% ABV | 7.50 Prairie Path Ale Two Brothers Brewing Co., IL American Blond Ale, 5.1% ABV | 5.50 Sixty-One Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, DE American IPA, 6.5% ABV | 6.50 Ebel’s Weiss Two Brothers Brewing Co., IL Hefeweizen, 4.9% ABV | 5.50 White Rascal Avery Brewing Co., CO WItbier, 5.6% ABV | 6.00 Sofie Goose Island Beer Co., IL Saison, 6.5% ABV | 8.25 Stone IPA Stone Brewing Co., CA American IPA, 6.9% ABV | 6.50 Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale Lagunitas Brewing, CA Pale Wheat Ale, 7.5% ABV | 7.00 90 Minute Dogfish Head Craft Brewery,DE American Imperial IPA, 9.0% ABV | 9.00 Eliot Ness Great Lakes Brewing Co., OH Vienna Lager, 6.2% ABV | 6.00 Dirty Bastard Founders Brewing Co., MI Scotch -
Blanco | Rose & Bubbles
COPA Glass | 2.5 Glass Carafe | Vino Tinto La Joya Gran Reserva, Winemaker’s Red Blend 2014, Colchagua Valley, Chile (40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Malbec, 15% Carménère, 10% Syrah, 10% Petite Verdot) 11/27 Château Nozieres L’Elégance Malbec 2012, Cahors, France (Malbec) 10/25 Casas del Bosque Reserva Cabernet 2013, Rapel Valley, Chile (Cabernet Sauvignon) 14/35 Field Recordings Fiction 2014, Central Coast, CA (Zinfandel, Tempranillo, Grenache, Malbec, Touriga Nacional, Mourvèdre, Syrah) 14/35 Château Tayet Cuvée Prestige 2010 Bordeaux Superieur, France (Merlot, Cabernet-Sauvignon, Petit Verdot) 16/40 Pakravan-Papi Prunicce Toscana IGF 2014, Northern Maremma, Italy (Sangiovese Piccolo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc) 15/37 Raptor Ridge Barrel Select Pinot Noir 2016, Willamette Valley, OR (Pinot Noir) 14/35 | Blanco Egeo Verdejo 2016, Rueda, Spain (Verdejo) 11/27 Bodegas Luis Cañas Blanco 2014, Rioja, Spain (90% Viura and 10% Malvasia) 12/30 Errázuriz Wild Ferment Chardonnay 2014 D.O. Aconcagua Costa, Chile (Chardonnay) 15/37 Chalk Hill “Sonoma Coast” Chardonnay 2015, Sonoma Coast, CA (100% Chardonnay) 12/30 Honig Rutherford Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2014, Rutherford, CA (88% Sauvignon Blanc, 10% Semillon, 2% Muscat) 10/25 Decugnano dei Barbi ‘Villa Barbi’ Orvieto Classico 2015, Umbria, Italy (50% Grechetto, 20% Vermentino, 10% Trebbiano, 10% Chardonnay, 10% Sauvignon Blanc) 11/27 Poggiobello Ribolla Gialla 2013, Colli Orientali del Friuli, Italy (Ribolla Gialla) 11/27 Fritz Hasselbach Riesling 2015, Rhine, Germany (Riesling) 10/25 | Rose -
Entry # Winery Vintage Varietal/Blend Placing Price 166 Adelaida Cellars 2011 Zinfandel 95%, Petite Sirah 5% Silver $ 50
Entry # Winery Vintage Varietal/Blend Placing Price 166 Adelaida Cellars 2011 Zinfandel 95%, Petite Sirah 5% Silver $ 50 167 Adelaida Cellars 2012 GrBlanc 33%,PicpoulBlanc25%,Viog25%,Roussanne 17% Silver $ 35 168 Adelaida Cellars 2011 Gr33%,Syrah32%,Mourvedre29%,Cinsaut 3%,Counoise 3% Silver $ 36 648 Alapay Cellars 2013 2013 Santa Barbara County Viognier Silver $ 30 650 Alapay Cellars 2012 2012 Santa Barbara County Cinsault Silver $ 30 652 Alapay Cellars 2011 2011 central coast grenache Bronze $ 30 653 Alapay Cellars 2012 2012 Paso Robles french camp vineyard Lagrein Silver $ 30 655 Alapay Cellars 2013 paso robles sauvignon blanc Bronze $ 28 800 Alapay Cellars 2012 Central Coast 58%Zin,33%alagren,9%syra Silver $ 30 403 ALTO POMAR VINEYARD 2009 Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre Bronze $ 35 404 ALTO POMAR VINEYARD 2010 Zinfandel - Grenache Silver $ 35 719 Ancient Peaks Winery 2013 Sauvignon Blanc Bronze $ 15 720 Ancient Peaks Winery 2012 71% Syrah, 24% Malbec, 5% Peitit Verdot Silver $ 23 721 Ancient Peaks Winery 2012 Merlot Gold-Best of Merlot $ 17 722 Ancient Peaks Winery 2012 Zinfandel Bronze $ 17 723 Ancient Peaks Winery 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Bronze $ 17 724 Ancient Peaks Winery 2011 48% Cab Sauv, 44% Merlot, 4% Pet Sirah, 4% Malbec Gold $ 50 338 Artisan Uprising 2012 Merlot Bronze $ 32 339 Artisan Uprising 2012 Petite Sirah Silver $ 32 340 Artisan Uprising 2012 Malbec Silver $ 35 268 August Ridge 2009 62% Sangiovese, 18% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Sauvignon Bronze $ 40 371 Austin Hope 2011 Syrah Gold $ 42 372 Austin Hope 2011 Grenache Gold-Best -
OUR WINES. ALL LOCAL Glasses, Carafes, Bottles. All Wines Are
OUR WINES. ALL LOCAL Glasses, Carafes, Bottles. SPARKLING RED 2019 Box Grove Vineyard Prosecco - $9 / 35 2012 Bald Rock Pinot Noir - $46 NV Tahbilk Couselant Chardonnay/Pinot Noir - $59 2018 Antcliffes Chase Pinot Noir - $15 / 45 / 60 NV Fowles Gingers Prince Sparkling Rose - $45 2018 Jo Nash Single Vineyard Pinot Noir - $72 NV The Bend Sparkling Shiraz - $35 2018 McPhersons The Angus Merlot - $36 2019 McPherson Wines ‘La Vue’ White Moscato - $9 / 27 / 34 2018 Tahbilk ‘GSM’ Grenache, Shiraz, Mourvèdre - $59 2017 Elgo Estate ‘Allira’ Shiraz - $9 / 27 / 34 WHITE 2017 Maygars Hill Shiraz - $60 2019 Elgo Estate ‘Allira’ Sauvignon Blanc - $9 / 27 / 34 2015 RPL Barrel Selection Shiraz - $72 2017 Kooyonga Creek Sauvignon Blanc - $39 2010 Hide and Seek Reserve Shiraz – $90 2019 Sibling Rivalry Sauvignon Blanc - $42 2010 Moon Shiraz - $92 2020 RPL No Picnic Pinot Gris - $42 2015 Fowles ‘The Rule Shiraz - $110 2020 Vino Relaxo Riesling - $44 2016 Anderson Fort Shiraz - $145 2019 Whistle & Hope Riesling - $48 2013 Tahbilk ‘1860’ Shiraz - $450 2019 Trust Riesling by Tar & Roses - $48 2016 Municipal Wines ‘Whitegate’ Tempranillo - $60 2019 Antcliffes Chase Riesling - $13 / 39 / 53 2018 Veldhuis Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot - $51 2020 Mac Forbes Spring Riesling - $65 2015 Elgo Cabernet Sauvignon $53 2018 Brave Goose Vineyard Viognier - $60 2017 Maygars Hill Cabernet Sauvignon - $60 2020 Elgo Estate ‘Allira’ Chardonnay - $34 2017 Sam Plunkett Cabernet Sauvignon - $73 2020 Stardust & Muscle Chardonnay - $11/ 33 / 43 2019 Seneca Cabernet Sauvignon -
Cabernet Sauvignon Thrives in J. Lohr's Paso Robles Vineyards On
Cabernet sauvignon thrives in J. Lohr’s Paso Robles vineyards on the Estrella plateau on the east side of Highway 101. aso Robles may be America’s most dynamic wine region - and its most diverse. Splendid old-vine zinfandel, ageworthy and elegant cabernet Psauvignon, spicy yet supple pinot noir, and almost any white or red variety, from pinot grigio to petite syrah, are made here. World-class bottlings of viognier, roussanne, marsanne, syrah, grenache, and mourvèdre, either as beautifully inte- grated blends or as stand-alone varietals, proudly bear the Paso Robles name. Central to the region’s dynamism is an environment that is ideal for growing quality grapes and a core of talented producers, winemakers, and growers who have been attracted by the promise of Paso Robles. Discovering Paso Robles Although many wine lovers have discovered the charms of the area’s wines, it remains unknown to some and few would be able to place Paso Robles (“pass of the oaks” in Spanish) on a map of California. The town is located roughly halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, and the Paso Robles American Viticultural Area (AVA), a heptagon- shaped area of more than 650,000 acres, covers much of northern San Luis Obispo County. Within this vast expanse are at least eight distinct subregions: the most important are the “Estrella Triangle” or plateau on the east side of Highway 101, the old- vine vineyards near Templeton established by Italian immigrants in the 1920s, and the Adelaida hills area near the western border of the AVA, west of the town of Paso Robles. -
Somm Journal Aug/Sept 1-35.Indd
IN CELEBRATION OUR REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL CHARDONNAY SYMPOSIUM photos by Jeremy Ball onvening in the stunning cities of Pismo Beach and Avila Beach, the International Chardonnay Symposium, co-hosted by The SOMM Journal, was a three-day immersion of winemakers, sommeliers and Chardonnay enthusiasts who shared their passion for this white grape through educational seminars, grand tastings and sumptuous dinners. THE SOMM JOURNAL PANELS To Oak or Not to Oak? That Is the (Loaded) Question by Jaime Lewis owhere are winemakers’ differing opinions more evident beloved white grape. “I think, of all the varieties, Chardonnay is prob- than in discussing oak’s role in Chardonnay. Moderated by ably the best at handling oak and being able to express its innate NMaster Sommelier Brian McClintic of Santa Barbara’s Les characteristics and terroir with striking clarity,” said McClintic. Marchands Wine Bar & Merchant, the panel “To Oak Or Not To “We use nothing but new French oak,” said Ray Brown of Clos de Oak?” included both venerated and rising stars in the Chardonnay Chacras in Mendoza, Argentina. “I have drunk a lot of Chardonnays galaxy to discuss the relationship between oak and the world’s most in my life—I like to think of myself as a Chardonnay connoisseur— 84 { THE SOMM JOURNAL } AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2015 Somm Journal Aug/Sept_70-120.indd 84 7/28/15 8:18 AM A packed house for “To Oak or Not to Oak?” at the International Chardonnay Symposium. Agree to disagree: Master Sommelier Brian McClintic (center) and panelists (left to right) Christian Roguenant, Dieter Cronje, Karl Wente, Ray Brown and Peter Molnar offered distinctly different opinions on new oak in Chardonnay. -
House Wines by Sycamore Lane
N O W P O U R I N G House Wines - 7/glass Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon – CK Mondavi ~ California White Zinfandel – Beringer ~ California White 8 Terra d’Oro Moscato ~ California Sterling Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc ~ Napa 9 Barone Fini Pinot Grigio ~ Italy Kendall Jackson Chardonnay ~ California Kung Fu Girl Riesling ~ Washington 12 La Crema Chardonnay ~ California Truvee Chardonnay ~ California Charles Krug Chardonnay ~ California Cape Mentelle Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon Blend ~ Australia Franciscan Equilibrium White Blend ~ Napa 14 Saracina Unoaked Chardonnay ~ Mendocino 16 Newton Red Label Chardonnay ~ Sonoma/Napa Red 9 Koonunga Hill Shiraz/Cab ~ Australia 10 Michael David Petite Petite ~ Lodi Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon ~ Paso Robles 12 Swanson Cygnet Merlot ~ Napa “Saved” Red Blend ~ Oakville Divining Rod Cabernet ~ California Olema Pinot Noir ~ Sonoma 14 Vina Robles Cabernet ~ Paso Robles Adelaida Cellars Red Zinfandel ~ Paso Robles Terrazas Malbec ~ Argentina Meiomi Pinot Noir ~ California 16 Duckhorn Decoy Blend ~ Napa Earthquake Cabernet Sauvignon ~ Lodi Pellegrini Pinot Noir ~ Russian River Valley 2300 Highland Village Road * Highland Village, Texas * 972-318-0515 1/17 SOMMELIER’S SELECTIONS Girard Artestry Meritage 2012 ~ Napa 85 Charles Krug Generations 2012 ~ Napa 90 Jordan Cabernet 2011 ~ Napa 100 ILLAHE Pinot Noir 2014 ~ Willamette Valley 100 Duckhorn Paraduxx 2011 ~ Napa 110 Westerly Pinot Noir 2012 ~ Santa Rita Hills 110 Kathryn Kennedy Cabernet 2013 ~ Santa Cruz 115 Faust Cabernet by Quintessa 2012 ~ Napa -
HLSR Rodeouncorked 2014 International Wine Competition Results
HLSR RodeoUncorked 2014 International Wine Competition Results AWARD Wine Name Class Medal Region Grand Champion Best of Show, Marchesi Antinori Srl Guado al Tasso, Bolgheri DOC Superiore, 2009 Old World Bordeaux-Blend Red Double-Gold Italy Class Champion Reserve Grand Champion, Class Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards Estate Bottled Pinot Noir, Russian River New World Pinot Noir ($23-$35) Double-Gold U.S. Champion Valley, 2010 Top Texas, Class Champion, Bending Branch Winery Estate Grown Tannat, Texas Hill Country, 2011 Tannat Double-Gold Texas Texas Class Champion Top Chilean, Class Champion, Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon ($16 and La Playa Vineyards Axel Cabernet Sauvignon, Colchagua Valley, 2011 Double-Gold Chile Chile Class Champion higher) Top Red, Class Champion Fess Parker Winery The Big Easy, Santa Barbara County, 2011 Other Rhone-Style Varietals/Blends Double-Gold U.S. Top White, Class Champion Sheldrake Point Riesling, Finger Lakes, 2011 Riesling - Semi-Dry Double-Gold U.S. Top Sparkling, Class Champion Sophora Sparkling Rose, New Zealand, NV Sparkling Rose Double-Gold New Zealand Top Sweet, Class Champion Sheldrake Point Riesling Ice Wine, Finger Lakes, 2010 Riesling-Sweet Double-Gold U.S. Top Value, Class Champion Vigilance Red Blend " Cimarron", Red Hills Lake County, 2011 Cab-Syrah/Syrah-Cab Blends Double-Gold U.S. Top Winery Michael David Winery Top Wine Outfit Trinchero Family Estates Top Chilean Wine Outfit Concha Y Toro AWARD Wine Name Class Medal Region 10 Span Chardonnay, Central Coast, California, 2012 Chardonnay wooded ($10 -$12) Silver U.S. 10 Span Pinot Gris, Monterey, California, 2012 Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio ($11-$15) Silver U.S. -
Pinot Noir ~ Sonoma Michael David Petite Petite ~ Lodi Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon ~ Paso Robles
N O W P O U R I N G House Wines - 7/glass Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon – CK Mondavi ~ California White Zinfandel – Beringer ~ California White 8 Terra d’Oro Moscato ~ California Divining Rod Chardonnay ~ California Sterling Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc ~ Napa 9 Barone Fini Pinot Grigio ~ Italy Kendall Jackson Chardonnay ~ California Kung Fu Girl Riesling ~ Washington 12 La Crema Chardonnay ~ California Truvee Chardonnay ~ California Charles Krug Chardonnay ~ California Cape Mentelle Sauvignon Blanc/Semillon Blend ~ Australia Franciscan Equilibrium White Blend ~ Napa 14 Saracina Unoaked Chardonnay ~ Mendocino 16 Newton Red Label Chardonnay ~ Sonoma/Napa Red 9 Divining Rod Red Blend ~ California 10 Olema Pinot Noir ~ Sonoma Michael David Petite Petite ~ Lodi Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon ~ Paso Robles 12 Swanson Cygnet Merlot ~ Napa “Saved” Red Blend ~ Oakville Divining Rod Cabernet ~ California 14 Vina Robles Cabernet ~ Paso Robles Adelaida Cellars Red Zinfandel ~ Paso Robles Terrazas Malbec ~ Argentina Meiomi Pinot Noir ~ California 16 Duckhorn Decoy Blend ~ Napa Earthquake Cabernet Sauvignon ~ Lodi Pellegrini Pinot Noir ~ Russian River Valley 2300 Highland Village Road * Highland Village, Texas * 972-318-0515 8/16 SOMMELIER’S SELECTIONS Girard Artestry Meritage 2012 ~ Napa 85 Charles Krug Generations 2012 ~ Napa 90 Jordan Cabernet 2011 ~ Napa 100 ILLAHE Pinot Noir 2014 ~ Willamette Valley 100 Duckhorn Paraduxx 2011 ~ Napa 110 Westerly Pinot Noir 2012 ~ Santa Rita Hills 110 Kathryn Kennedy Cabernet 2013 ~ Santa Cruz 115 Faust