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Boundary Breaks Wines Tastings Are Free Regular Tasting Wine Club Fee: Members: 5 wines for $5.00 Boundary Breaks Wines Tastings are free WHITES REDS More More Riesling Ice Wine Gewurztraminer “Structure” refers to the level of tannins and body. #239 Dry Riesling Circle size refers to the wine’s ability to age. #198 Reserve Riesling Harmonic Red #356 Bubbly Dry #90 Extra Dry Riesling Ovid Line North Riesling Structure Aromatics s s Dry Rosé Chardonnay Le “Aromatics” refers to the wine’s “nose” or aromas. Circle size refers to intensity of flavors. Less Fruit More Less Residual Sugar More 2017 Gewurztraminer Less “guh-VERTZ-trah-meen-er” wine We don’t like rules, but we try to follow is made from grapes ideally suited 2017 #356 Bubbly Dry 2017 #239 Dry Riesling a few guidelines when we offer our to the cool climate in the FLX. An effervescent wine that refreshes A dry Riesling that explodes with wines to you. $ 22.95 / $18.35 Wine Club and delights the palate with classic intense ripe flavors. A hint of We try our best to offer wines in a Riesling flavor. residual sugar is left in this wine to 2017 Dry Rosé particular order. $19.95/ $15.96 Wine Club amplify the flavor profile. A dry but fruity wine. Perfect for $22.95 / $18.36 Wine Club fun, friends, and any joyful occasion. $14.95/ $11.96 Wine Club Typically, that means drier wines 2016 Unoaked Chardonnay before sweeter wines, and usually white This wine combines subtle fruit 2016 Ovid Line North Riesling 2016 Harmonic Red wines before red wines. flavors with crisp acidity. Enjoy a A medium-dry Riesling made to A Bordeaux style blend of fresh and clean Chardonnay with the please almost every palate. It is 44% Merlot, 36% Cabernet Franc, But the person who conducts your absence of oak. neither too dry nor too sweet. and 20% Cabernet Sauvignon. tasting has lots of flexibility. $17.95 / $14.36 Wine Club $18.95/ $15.16 Wine Club $27.95/ $22.36 Wine Club We want you to have the best 2018 Riesling Ice Wine 2016 #90 Extra Dry Riesling 2017 #198 Reserve Riesling experience possible tasting our wines. A “true” ice wine picked from Our driest Riesling aims for crackling A classic German style of Riesling. It the vine when temperatures fall acidity without losing touch with the is low in alcohol (9%). Pair with See back for Wine underlying fruit. spicy Asian food. below 15 degrees F. $18.95 / $15.16 Wine Club $22.95/ $18.36 Wine Club $69.95/ $55.96 Wine Club Club details. TASTING $2.00 extra How to Join our Wine Club Boundary Breaks Wine Club Members receive: -- A shipment of six bottles in the Spring and a shipment of six bottles in the Fall. -- Members can choose which wines you would like to receive from a list of current releases. -- Pricing for members includes a 20% discount on all Wine Club wines and on any other wines Be a boundary breaker purchased during the year at the Tasting Room or online. -- Invitations to special events and access to limited release wines. The Club is free to join. You commit to receive a minimum of two shipments, or one full case. Wine Club shipments go out in April and October, weather conditions permitting. Why Riesling? Professionals in the wine trade almost all agree that Riesling is the finest white grape in the world. Why? Because it is the world’s most versatile white grape, producing wines in many styles from austere, bone dry wines to luscious dessert wines. Riesling grapes are an ideal choice for a cool climate like the Finger Lakes. Here, our Riesling fruit takes a long time to ripen, which enables it to retain its acidity while it develops complex flavors. About Us Boundary Breaks Vineyard was founded in 2008 on an ideal site for growing grapes. The wines we produce from our vineyards are designed to exhibit brightness and depth of flavor. The name, “Boundary Breaks” refers to the gorges on the northern and southern edges of our vineyards. These gorges—or “breaks” in the landscape—are the “boundaries” of our property. Thus our name, “Boundary Breaks.” Boundary Breaks, 1568 Porter Covert Rd. Lodi, NY 14860 www.boundarybreaks.com 607-474-5030 [email protected] Open Daily: 11AM – 5 PM.
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