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Wine List 2018 FINE WINE AND WORLDLY WHISKIES the Campbell’s Resort Wine List tells the story of the Campbell’s family’s love for their guest, their heritage, and northwest wines, with a special fondness for the Chelan Valley terroir : our cellar is stocked with delicious vintages from Washington, Oregon, California, as well as other parts of the world : this wine list is put together in the same way as the resort; well rounded, di- verse, offering something for everyone, finished with a personal touch : let us make a memory with you -the Campbell's Resort Family the Campbell's resort wine list is the proud recipient of the following awards: 2004 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2005 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2006 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2007 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2007 Washington Association of Grape Grower, “RESTAURANT AWARD” 2008 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2009 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2010 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2011 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” 2012 Wine Press Northwest Magazine, “BEST WASHINGTON WINE LIST” HALF BOTTLES L’E COLE NO CHARDONNAY Lowden, WA Columbia Valley AVA “ elegantly balanced with apple and tropical fruit, clean, lingering finish” 20 L’E COLE NO MERLOT Lowden, WA Columbia Valley AVA “rich, dark and brooding, shows robust fruit flavors, fine-grained tannin finish” 25 L’E COLE NO SYRAH Lowden, WA Columbia Valley AVA “ powerful fruit driven syrah with a definite focus on tart berry and fresh acids” 26 L’E COLE NO CABERNET SAUVIGNON Lowden, WA Columbia Valley AVA “full bodied, full flavored, full of dark fruit that will resonate throughout” 26 CHEHALEM WINERY PINOT NOIR Newberg, OR Willamette Valley AVA “winemaker says “complex, ripe and one of the best we’ve done” 25 KING ESTATE PINOT GRIS Eugene, OR Oregon “lively citrus that is crisp in the mouth followed by a lingering finish” 17 KING ESTATE PINOT NOIR Eugene, OR Oregon ” full body with flavors of dark cherry, raspberry and blue fruits” 24 WOODWARD CANYON WINERY CABERNET SAUVIGNON “A RTIST SERIES ” Lowden, WA Washington State “dark berry fruit with creamy oak expanding into a mouth savoring finish” 35 FIVE STAR CELLARS MERLOT Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla Valley AVA “dark berry fruit with creamy oak expending into a mouth savoring finish” 26 FIVE STAR CELLARS CABERNET SAUVIGNON Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla Valley AVA “bold wine with rich flavors, spice and dark fruit” 26 PORT BARNARD GRIFFIN SYRAH PORT , Columbia Valley AVA , Richland, WA Yum, the rich, full flavors of this lovely port will keep you sipping” 8 glass (3 oz.) BENSON VINEYARDS , RUBY PORT , Lake Chelan AVA, Manson, WA “fresh, young and fruity” 15 glass (3 oz.) FONSECA BIN Portugal “deep youthful, full bodied, intense, rich and fruity” 8 glass (3 oz.) TAKE CAMPELLS’S CELLAR HOME WITH YOU all wine in our extensive cellar is available to take home enjoy our wine for your event, dinner party for friends and family, or just hide it away in your own private collection : our vast library of rare and collector wines make great gifts too vintages are subject to changes : all wine is subject to cellar availability Food & Beverage Director/Cellar Master……………………………… Jon McDowell GEWURZTRAMINER TSILLAN CELLARS Chelan, WA Estate, Lake Chelan AVA “off-dry with refreshing crisp flavors to entice you ” 30 WHITE BLEND NEFARIOUS CELLARS “C ONSEQUENCE ” Chelan, WA Columbia Valley AVA 55% Sauvignon Blanc 33% Roussanne 17% Marsanne “tasty off-dry sipper” 38 CAIRDEAS WINERY Manson, WA (40% Viognier 60% Roussanne) Lake Columbia Valley AVA “tropical pineapple and citrus on the palate” 43 CHENIN BLANC L’E COLE NO Lowden, WA Columbia Valley AVA “fresh and vibrant, exotic fruit flavors with a balanced crisp mineral finish” 35 RIESLING NEFARIOUS WINERY , Chelan, WA Stone’s Irow Vineyard, Columbia Valley AVA “almost bone dry with juicy acidity, delicious” 43 POETS LEAP , Woodinville, WA Columbia Valley AVA “delicious natural acidity, vibrant mouth-fell, lengthy finish” 35 ANEW Prosser, WA Columbia Valley AVA “balanced and refreshing, off-dry with a crisp lingering finish” 30 PINOT GRIS NEFARIOUS WINERY Chelan, WA Peterson Vineyard, Lake Chelan AVA “ambrosia, Heather crafts a truly memorable experience” 38 LOST RIVER WINERY Mazama, WA Washington “ambrosia, Heather crafts a truly memorable experience” 35 ROSE L’E COLE NO Walla Walla, WA Grenache Rose, Walla Walla AVA “flavors of tangerine and strawberries with hints of rose petal ” 40 MILBRANDT VINEYARDS Prosser, WA Columbia Valley AVA “Aromas of ruby red grapefruit, pomegranate, crisp clean finish” 35 SAUVIGNON BLANC BRANCOTT ESTATES Marlborough, New Zealand “crisp herbal highlights, rich, vibrant tropical fruit notes” 35 VILLA MARIA PRIVATE BIN Marlborough, New Zealand “crisp and bright with fresh citrus, full with layers of juicy flavors” 35 VIOGNIER NEFARIOUS CELLARS Chelan, WA Lake Chelan AVA, Estate Vineyard, “bursting with aromatics yet delicately balanced, delicious” 35 BERGEVIN LANE Walla Walla, WA Columbia Valley AVA, “light spice aromas with a peachy touch of oak” 35 CHARDONNAY BENSON VINEYARDS Manson, WA Estate Vineyard, Lake Chelan AVA “medium oaked, dry with medium body and fruity fresh flavors” 40 BROWNE FAMILY VINEYARDS “H ERITAGE ” Walla Walla, WA Columbia Valley AVA “lush aromatics, bright fruit, earthiness characteristics” 43 ABEJA Walla Walla, WA Washington State “delicious wine with length and balance” 58 L’E COLE NO Lowden, WA Columbia Valley AVA “bright and lively with aromas of apple and peach finishing with subtle oak” 48 WOODWARD CANYON Walla Walla, WA Washington State, “the texture is smooth and silky. the finish is complex, generous, and long” 60 ROMBAUER VINEYARDS Napa, CA Los Carneros AVA, “vanilla and caramel with a luscious mouth feel, generous creamy finish” 60 CHAMPAGNE & SPARKLING WINE PALMES D’O R Epernay, France “refined and focused with a fine silky finish, memory wine for that special occasion” 250 G.H. MUMM BRUT Reims, France “toast and dried fruit notes, eloquent and light weight” 75 VEUVE CLICQUOT BRUT Epernay, France “fresh and fragrant fruit as well as richness, a soft, creamy texture and bright acidity” 80 DOMAINE CHANDON BLANC DE NOIR Yountville, CA Carneros NV “a truly delightful wine that is stylishly crisp, fresh and fruity” 35 LAMARCA PROSECCO Italy “well balanced Prosecco with the classic extremely delicate almond note” 40 MICHELLE BRUT Paterson, WA Columbia Valley NV “balanced, lively wine, not only a great value but delicious” 35 PINOT NOIR BENSON VINEYARDS Manson, WA Estate Vineyard, Lake Chelan AVA “seductively aromatic, fruity flavors, a lingering finish” 43 ERATH WINERY Dundee, OR Oregon, “bright cherry with a subtle smokiness and a long, luxurious finish” 37 ARGYLE WINERY Dundee, OR Willamette Valley “ripe pie cherry flavors with a light graceful mouth feel that echoes” 39 ELOUAN Rutherford. CA Willamette Valley "intense structure, vibrant acidity, a truly special wine” 45 NEFARIOUS CELLARS Chelan, WA Willamette Valley, Madrona Hill Vineyard “full bodied, spicy, with a touch of earth” 45 SANGIOVESE BENSON VINEYARDS Manson, WA Lake Chelan AVA, “medium bodied, rich flavors, smooth soft tannins” 41 WALLA WALLA VINTNERS Walla Walla, WA Columbia Valley AVA, “full, rich and flavorful, flavors or tart cherry and red currant” 45 CABERNET FRANC FIELDING HILLS East Wenatchee, WA RiverBend Vineyard, Wahluke Slope AVA “ full of ripe fruit that opens with varietal flavor” 55 KAMARI BLACK LABEL RESERVE Wine Girl Wines, Manson, WA Columbia Valley AVA “ flavors of blueberry, violet and fresh bell peppers” 39 NEFARIOUS CELLARS Chelan, WA Wahluke Slope AVA “ dark fruit flavors open on the palate and echo on the mouth filling finish” 45 SPRING VALLEY VINEYARD Walla Walla, WA Katherine, Walla Walla Valley AVA, “roasted almonds, lingering tannins provide a lengthy finish” 65 WALLA WALLA VINTNERS Walla Walla, WA 2015 Columbia Valley AVA “ rich appealing nose, fruity smooth finish, balanced acid and tannins” 51 MALBEC NEFARIOUS CELLARS Chelan, WA 2015 Lake Chelan AVA “ a personal favorite, full, rich and extremely enjoyable” 45 WALLA WALLA VINTNERS Walla Walla, WA 2014 Columbia Valley AVA “ brooding aromas of black licorice, anise, flavors of black plum” 45 MILBRANDT VINEYARDS Prosser, WA 2014 Columbia Valley AVA “ breeze of blackberry, dried herb halo” 43 MERLOT FIELDING HILLS WINERY East Wenatchee, WA 2014 Wahluke Slope AVA “ lush and appealing, with dark fruit and a echoing finish ” 60 L’E COLE NO Lowden, WA 2014 Columbia Valley AVA “robust core of dark fruit, fine grained tannins on a seamless finish” 51 WOODWARD CANYON WINERY Lowden, WA 2004 Columbia Valley AVA “complexity, definition and focus, this is a big merlot that will fill your senses” 60 2005 Columbia Valley AVA “extraordinary complexity, definition and focus with firm tannins” 60 2007 Columbia Valley AVA “rich fruit with fully mature tannins yet soft and elegant” 60 2010 Columbia Valley AVA “wine is generous and balanced for drinking now, but with age ability” 60 2011 Columbia Valley AVA “delicious full bodied wine with lingering flavors” 60 NELMS ROAD Lowden, WA 2014 Columbia Valley AVA “the texture is soft and silky and the finish is sweet, generous and long” 45 FIVE STAR CELLARS Walla Walla, WA 2010 Walla Walla Valley AVA “bright berry flavors with hints of vanilla oak and a lingering finish” 50 JANUIK WINERY , Woodinville, WA 2013 Columbia Valley AVA “Mike again delivers
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