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Pennsylvania S.L.O. June 2017 PENNSYLVANIA S.L.O. JUNE 2017 Established in 1980, Vintage Imports is an independent, family owned and operated importer & distributor of fine wine. Our mission is to provide the highest level of service to our Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey restaurants and retailers. Our portfolio is hand-chosen with input from our sales team, managers, and owner. New and Old World, we appreciate the art of the craft – from small boutique producers up to more mainstream wineries. Many of our selections are sustainable, organic, or biodynamic – and while those terms are thrown around today as marketing words, we see them simply as just ‘the right way’ of doing things. If you are already a customer, thank you – we appreciate and value the relationship. If you are not currently a customer, please contact us so we can introduce you to one of our sales professionals, and see how we can be a part of making your business even better. 200 Rittenhouse Circle West #5 Bristol, Pennsylvania 19007 215.788.1300 [email protected] www.vintageimportswines.com Riff Pinot Grigio 2015 Grape Variety: Pinot Gris Appellation: Pinot Grigio delle Venezie IGT Vintage: 2015 Origin: Selected Vineyards in the Tre Venezie region (Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige) Description: Brilliant straw-yellow color with a green tint. Fine, fruity (apples,peaches), forward varietal aromas. Pronounced, clean, elegant, grapey fl avor. Light to medium-bodied with a fresh mouth-watering fi nish. Dry and crisp. Properly cellared, this wine can keep for at least 2 – 3 years. Winemaking: Fermentation in stainless steel tanks, followed by maturation on the fi ne lees for up to four months to give the wine greater textural intensity and depth. Alcohol: 12.5 % / vol. Acidity: 5.0 g / litre Production: 850,000 litres Bottled: January 2016 Release: February 2016 Name: ‘Riff’ Pinot Grigio is a white wine made of grapes that are grown in vineyards on the foothills of the Dolomites, a part of the Alps, which infl uences the climate and blesses the regi- on with prized alluvial limestone soils. The name Riff (German for reef) refers to the Dolomite’s geological origin, deposited by fossils from an ancient sea that covered the r egion millions of years ago. 89 points ‘L’IDEALE’ CILIEGIOLO 2015 The 2015 Ciliegiolo is an absolutely delicious wine. Succulent red cherry, plum, rose petals and sweet tobacco are pushed forward nicely. This is an especially flamboyant style of Ciliegiolo, but it works nicely. Best of all, the 2015 is a fabulous value. www.vntgimports.com Nebbiolo Perbacco 2012 Designation: Langhe DOC Nebbiolo Grapes: 100% Nebbiolo Winemaking: this is a wonderful vintage for Perbacco and the same is for the Barolo. The Perbacco is made from parcels all planted in the Barolo region. The average age of the vines is 35 years and the plants per hectare are 4.500. All vineyards are vinified and aged separately until the moment we select the casks/Crus/Vineyards used then for our Barolo Castiglione. 18-28 days of alcoholic fermentation between 28°-35° (82-95°F). It follows the malolactic in stainless steel tank and/or barrique. Aging: total period of ageing of 2 years: 4 months in in barriques, period in which the natural malolactic fermentation develops, and 20 months in big casks. Couple of months in stainless steel tanks before the bottling.The work in the vineyards, the yield/hectare, the vinification system and the aging period for the Perbacco are the same as for our Barolo Castiglione; Perbacco is practically a selection in the 3rd year of aging of the wines/vineyards that show an elegance and a readiness to be drunk without a longer time of ageing as happens for our Barolo Castiglione Description: offers up generous fruit along with men- thol, spices and hard candy, showing notable intensity while retaining an essentially mid-weight style. Strong, intense and powerful when young, complex and elegant with the ageing. Food Pairings: Hearty stew, wild game, roasted red meats and sharp, aged cheeses Alcohol: 14.12% Alc. by vol. Total Acidity: 5.38 g/l Total dry extract: 27.6 g/L Piazza Vittorio Veneto, 5 • 12060 Castiglione Falletto (Cn) Italia • Tel. +39 0173 62825 • Fax +39 0173 62941 [email protected] • www.vietti.com 200 Rittenhouse Circle, West #5 Bristol, PA 19007 Vintage Imports - June 2017 Orders/Info: 215.788.1300 | Fax: 215.788.9430 [email protected] | www.vintageimportswines.com Tax Rate SKU Product/Description SLO Code Vintage Size Rating(s) 6% 7% 8% Sparkling White Wine Australia Sparkling Shiraz SCHL15SSBA A0 Schild Estate Sparkling Shiraz, Barossa, South Australia 566121 2015 750ML 27.05 27.28 27.51 California Brut LAURNVBRCA O0 Dom Laurier "Methode Champenoise" Brut, California 566478 NV 187mL 5.09 5.13 5.16 NPLNNVBRCA A0 Napoleon Brut, California 57836 N/V 750ML 8.61 8.67 8.72 HCNDNVBRMCCA0 Hacienda "Methode Champenoise" Brut, California 61277 N/V 750ML 10.62 10.69 10.77 LAURNVBRCA A0 Dom Laurier "Methode Champenoise" Brut, California 564304 NV 750ML 12.53 12.62 12.71 France Champagne FRGTNVBR1C B0 Forget Brimont Brut, 1er Champagne 561391 N/V 375ML 91WS 28.10 28.35 28.60 FRGTNVBR1C A0 Forget Brimont Brut, 1er Champagne 561389 N/V 750ML 91WS 39.98 40.33 40.68 Cremant d'Alsace ZNCKNVBRCD A0 Zinck Brut, Cremant d'Alsace 511607 N/V 750ML 91WE 22.39 22.57 22.75 France DPRRNVBRFR A0 De Perriere Brut, France 522934 N/V 750ML 8.72 8.77 8.83 Italy Emilia Romagna CLCHNVLACEGA0 Cleto Chiarli "Amabile Centenario" Lambrusco, Grasparossa di Castelvetro, Emilia Romagna NV 750ML 10.94 11.01 11.09 Lombardy CNTDNVBRFR A0 Contadi Castaldi Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 560948 N/V 750ML 90WA 25.14 25.35 25.56 BLLVNVBRCAFA0 Bellavista "Cuvee Alma" Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 532234 N/V 750ML 32.14 32.41 32.69 BLLV09BRFR A0 Bellavista Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 563448 2009 750ML 90WS 40.83 41.19 41.55 BLLV10BRFR A0 Bellavista Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 563448 2010 750ML 40.83 41.19 41.55 BLLV07BRPOFA0 Bellavista "Pas Opere" Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 579490 2007 750ML 68.81 69.43 70.05 Piedmont CRZONVMFRDCA0 Cantina di Casorzo "Ruby Dolce" Malvasia Frizzante, Casorzo, Piedmont 577106 N/V 750ML 10.94 11.01 11.09 CANTNVMOAS A0 Canti Moscato, Asti, Piedmont 578679 NV 750ML 10.94 11.01 11.09 TSTINVMOAS A0 Tosti Spumante, Asti, Piedmont (Moscato) 578830 NV 750ML 13.48 13.58 13.68 TSTINVPMPI A0 Tosti Pink Moscato, Piedmont (Moscato/Malvasia Rosso) 578822 NV 750ML 13.48 13.58 13.68 RVTT15MOWIAA0 Rivetto "Wiktoria" Moscato, Asti, Piedmont 522478 2015 750ML 16.24 16.36 16.49 Puglia RUBYNVMOPU A0 Ruby Donna Moscato, Puglia 535869 N/V 750ML 9.77 9.84 9.90 Spain Penedes CSSDNVBRPE A0 Casas del Mar Brut Cava, Penedes 40241 N/V 750ML 12.32 12.41 12.49 CUNENVBRPE A0 Cune Brut Cava, Penedes 578603 NV 750ML 13.48 13.58 13.68 Sparkling Rose Wine California Brut Rose FRNK12BRCA A0 Frank Family "Lewis Vyd" Brut Rose, Carneros, Napa 566946 2012 750ML 92WE 54.82 55.31 55.80 Sparking Rose DMPRNVSRCA A0 Dom Pierre Sparkling Rose, California 561677 N/V 750ML 9.46 9.52 9.58 France Champagne FRGTNVRB1C A0 Forget Brimont Rose Brut, 1er Champagne 561390 N/V 750ML 91WS 43.91 44.29 44.68 Cremant d'Alsace ZNCKNVRBCD A0 Zinck Rose Brut, Cremant d'Alsace 516014 N/V 750ML 26.63 26.85 27.07 France DPRRNVRBFR A0 De Perriere Rose Brut, France 522991 N/V 750ML 8.72 8.77 8.83 Red items are closeout. Inquire with your rep for deal info. Grey items are end-of-vintage or discontinued. 5/24/2017 1 Be sure to check out the rear of our portfolio for a listing of special order items. 200 Rittenhouse Circle, West #5 Bristol, PA 19007 Vintage Imports - June 2017 Orders/Info: 215.788.1300 | Fax: 215.788.9430 [email protected] | www.vintageimportswines.com Tax Rate SKU Product/Description SLO Code Vintage Size Rating(s) 6% 7% 8% Italy Emilia Romagna CLCHNVRBSP A0 Cleto Chiarli Rose Brut de Noir, Spumante VSQ, Emilia Romagna (Grasparossa) 581974 NV 750ML 14.97 15.08 15.19 Lombardy CNTDNVRBFR A0 Contadi Castaldi Rose Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 560949 N/V 750ML 90WE 25.14 25.35 25.56 BLLV08RBFR A0 Bellavista Rose Brut, Franciacorta, Lombardy 543295 2008 750ML 45.28 45.68 46.08 Veneto CANTNVPRPR O0 Canti, Prosecco, Veneto 563121 N/V 187mL 5.51 5.55 5.59 CIELNVPR7VEA0 Cielo "7" Prosecco, Veneto 565747 N/V 750ML 86WE 11.15 11.23 11.31 CANT15PRPR A0 Canti "Millesimato", Prosecco, Veneto 536607 2015 750ML 13.48 13.58 13.68 CLDL15PRPR A0 Col di Luna "Millesimato Oro", Prosecco, Veneto (Glera) 542932 2015 750ML 14.44 14.55 14.65 CLDL15RSVA A0 Col di Luna Rose, Valmonte, Veneto (Raboso/Pinot Nero) 566892 2015 750ML 14.44 14.55 14.65 CTSBNVPRTR A0 Conti di San Bonifacio Prosecco, Treviso, Veneto 561642 N/V 750ML 19.00 19.15 19.30 Portugal Bairrada SDND13RBBA A0 Sidonio de Sousa Rose Brut, Bairrada (Baga) 577028 2013 750ML 16.98 17.11 17.25 Spain Penedes CSSDNVRBPE A0 Casas del Mar Rose Brut Cava, Penedes 40240 NV 750ML 13.91 14.01 14.11 US US BABENVSPRS G0 Babe Sparkling Rose, US 572803 NV 250mL 5.20 5.23 5.27 Still White Wine Argentina Chardonnay BNGS15CHCBLA0 Benegas "Clara Benegas" Chardonnay, Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza 563631 2015 750ML 12.00 12.08 12.17 Torrontes SNHB17TOLR A0 San Huberto Torrontes, La Rioja, Argentina 553393 2017 750ML 8.93 8.98 9.04 Australia Chardonnay SCHL16CHBA A0 Schild Estate Chardonnay, Barossa, South Australia 560936 2016 750ML 11.68 11.76 11.85 Riesling SCHL16RIBA A0 Schild Estate Riesling, Barossa, South Australia 576557 2016 750ML 9.99 10.05 10.12 California Albarino TNGN14ALEV A0 Tangent Albarino, Edna Valley 577158 2014 750ML 88WE 17.62 17.76 17.89 Blend PEIR14TOLO A0 Peirano "The Other White" Blend,
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