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ESTATE RED WINE . 30 th ntage Established RED MOUNTAIN AVA blend: 38% Merlot 29% Cabernet Sauvignon T and Anne-Marie Hedges, Propriets 12% Syrah 8% Cabernet Franc 5% Malbec 5% Petit Verdot 1% Touriga Nacional 1% Tinta Cao 1% Souzao 12B X 145c TRADE MARK -0000345- Vineyard Percent: 32% Hedges 33% Bel’ Villa 30% Jolet 4% Les Gosses 1% Magdalena Winemaker: Sarah Goedhart Bottled: 7/30/2017 amily state Release Date: March, 2019 . Titratable Acidity: AVA 5.9 Grams/liter R M Ph: ed ountain 3.82 Alcohol: 13.5% Production: vintage - ESTATE RED WINE - 2016 6050 12 Pack Cases ESTATE GROWN AND BOTTLED - RM VIGNERON PRODUCED Vineyard Certifications: PRODUCE OF THE USA - WASHINGTON STATE - 750ML 13.5% ALC/VOL TASTING NOTES: Bursting with bright ripe red fruits and a plethora of mixed dried spices leaning towards cinnamon, clove and ginger powder. A little bit of coffee, aged leather, moist earth and a kiss of vanilla make for an intriguing mix of aromas. The palate starts off with bright tartness that is immediately balanced with a smooth long ﬁnish. CELLARING: This wine, like other Red Mountain wines, is best now with food, but will age well. 15+ years. PRODUCTION: Grapes are from Red Mountain AVA vineyards within a 2 mile radius of the winery: Hedges, Bel’ Villa, Magdalena and Jolet. The wine was destemmed and partially crushed into stainless steel fermenters and pumped over twice daily until desired tannin extraction was achieved. It was pressed to barrels and underwent malo-lactic fermentation, then racked to barrels. 100% barrel aged for 21 months in 40% new oak, American (65%) and French oak (35%) HARVEST NOTES: 2016 had a mild winter followed by a wet Spring with a few heat spikes in early May. Summer had an above average amount of heat, but nothing like what we saw in 2015. A few rain events throughout the growing season. The ﬁrst part of harvest had mild heat which made for steady and even ripening of the fruit. The end of harvest was hit with periodic rain, which really slowed things down and stretched out picking dates. The 2016 harvest resulted in large crops with impressive fruit quality. hfe.wine Chateau and Winery 53511 N. Sunset Road, Benton City, WA 99320.

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HFE Core Sell Sheet Pdf 1.832 MB
TRADE MARK THE PEOPLE LAND AND WINE amily state -Founded in 1987, by Tom and -Estate Grown and Bottled in the Red Mountain AVA, Anne-Marie Hedges, Owners Washington State, USA. -Christophe Hedges, General Manager -5 Estate Vineyards. 145 acres. All vineyards farmed ORGANIC AND/OR BIODYNAMIC -Sarah Hedges Goedhart, Winemaker -Boo Walker, Sales Director -CMS fruit is from the Columbia Valley AVA -Dylan Walker, North American Sales -Estate Vinification: Usage of wild yeasts, no/min filtration, -James Bukavinsky, Vineyard Manager sulfur if neccesary, no GMO, vegan -Kathy Cortembos, Hospitality and Direct Sales -Bottom line: Traditionalists BRIEF HISTORY The brand ‘Hedges’ started in 1987 by winning a Swedish request for wines. The primary vintages were sourced wines from the Columbia Valley AVA. Hedges Cellars, as it was called, created the first commerical wine blend for sale from WA State. After three years, Tom (born in Richland, WA) and Anne-Marie Hedges (born in Champagne, France), moved from a sourced fruit model to an Estate Grown model, by purchasing land in WA States’ most coveted terroir: The Red Mountain AVA. Soon after, Hedges Cellars became Hedges Family Estate, when their son Christophe joined in 2001. Shortly after, their daughter Sarah joined in 2006 and became head winemaker in 2015. HEDGES FAMILY ESTATE HEDGES FAMILY WINES SOURCED FROM SOURCED FROM THE RED MOUNTAIN AVA CORE WINES THE COLUMBIA VALLEY AVA ESTATE RED WINE - srp $30 CMS RED - srp $15 A DOMINATE BLEND OF MERLOT AND CABERNET SAUVIGNON FROM A BLEND OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON, MERLOT AND SYRAH CURRENT ALL 5 ESTATE VINEYARDS. MERLOT DOMINATE ESTATE CABERNET SAUVIGNON - srp $40 CMS SAUVIGNON BLANC - srp $15 A DOMINATE BLEND CABERNET SAUVIGNON FROM A BLEND OF SAUVIGNON BLANC, CHARDONNAY AND MARSANNE.
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