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December 2002 Wine Releases February 2015 Wine Releases (According to WineRelease.com as of 3/27/2015) • A.P.VIN; 2012 Law Vineyard Trick Syrah (49 cases, $65) • Adelaida Cellars; 2012 Version Red Mourvèdre/Grenache/Syrah/Cinsaut/Counoise ($36), 2013 Anna's Vineyard Viognier ($35) • Aloft Wine; 2010 Napa Valley Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon ($150) • Andretti Winery; 2013 Montana Blanc de Noir • Andrew Will Winery; 2013 Sangue di Giove Sangiovese (227 cases, $35) • Angel Camp Vineyard; 2012 Anderson Valley Avenging Angel Pinot Noir (152 cases, $55) • Anne Amie Vineyards; 2011 Willamette Valley Brut Rosé • Anomaly Vineyards; 2012 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (1,193 cases, $110) • Apsara Cellars; 2013 Carneros Las Madres Vineyard Syrah (60 cases, $36), 2014 Sonoma County Kick Ranch Sauvignon Blanc (100 cases, $26), 2014 Napa Valley Rutherford Rivers Reach Sauvignon Blanc (125 cases, $26) • Arnot-Roberts; 2014 California Clear Lake Rosé of Touriga Nacional ($23), 2012 Santa Cruz Mountains Fellom Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon ($90), 2012 Chalk Hill Clajeux Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon ($85), 2013 Clary Ranch Syrah ($50), 2013 Griffin's Lair Syrah ($55), 2013 Napa Valley Mount Veeder Vare Vineyard Ribolla Gialla ($40), 2013 Que Syrah ($75), 2012 Montecillo Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon ($85), 2012 California Cabernet Sauvignon ($65) • Athair; 2012 Napa Valley Beckstoffer Georges III Cabernet Sauvignon ($65) • Avennia; 2012 Gravura Red Wine Blend (633 cases, $35), 2012 Valery • Bacigalupi Vineyards; 2014 Rosé of Pinot Noir, 2013 Frost Ranch Pinot Noir, 2013 Pinot Noir, 2013 Chardonnay • Baldacci Family Vineyards; 2011 Napa Valley IV Sons Fraternity Cabernet Sauvignon/Cabernet Franc/Merlot/Syrah/Malbec • Barnard Griffin; 2014 Rosé of Sangiovese • Bedrock Wine Co.; 2014 California Ode to Lulu Rosé ($19), 2014 Bennett Valley Judge Ranch Sauvignon Blanc ($25), 2014 Carneros Abrente Albarino ($22), 2013 Syrah, 2013 Moon Mountain District Kamen Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon ($58), 2013 Russian River Valley Limerick Lane Zinfandel ($38), 2013 Russian River Valley Papera Ranch Heritage Wine Zinfandel/Carignane ($38), 2013 McDowell Valley Gibson Ranch Heritage Wine Syrah/Petite Sirah/Peloursin/Trousseau Noir/Grenache ($38), 2012 Mendocino Alder Springs Syrah ($39), 2013 Carneros Hudson Vineyard T’n’S Blocks ($39) • Betz Family Winery; 2012 Clos de Betz Bordeaux Blend ($57), 2012 Père de Famille Cabernet Sauvignon ($72) • Bevan Cellars; 2013 Sonoma Coast Summit 2114 Pinot Noir ($75), 2013 Russian River Valley Desmond Vineyard Black Eye Bill Pinot Noir ($75), 2013 Sonoma Coast 1376 Pinot Noir ($75), 2013 Santa Rita Hills Rita's Crown Pinot Noir ($75), 2013 Petaluma Gap Pinot Noir ($75), 2013 Russian River Valley Ritchie Vineyard Chardonnay ($65), 2014 Dry Stack Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc ($32) • Big Basin Vineyards; 2014 GSM Rosé Mourvedre/Syrah/Grenache (98 cases, $22) • Black Kite Cellars; 2013 Sonoma Coast Gap’s Crown Vineyard Chardonnay (236 cases, $45), 2013 Santa Lucia Highlands Soberanes Vineyard Chardonnay (195 cases, $45) • Block Nine Wine; 2014 California Pinot Noir • Bogle Winery; 2013 California Merlot, 2013 California Essential Red Blend Petite Sirah/Zinfandel/Syrah/Cabernet Sauvignon • Bremer Family Winery; 2009 Napa Valley Claret ($75), 2009 Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon ($90), 2007 Napa Valley Port ($50) Courtesy of WineRelease.com • Bure Family Wines; 2012 Red Barn Vineyard Thirteen Cabernet Sauvignon (215 cases, $135), 2012 Russian River Valley Ritchie Vineyard Malena Chardonnay (150 cases, $85) • Burly; 2013 Napa Valley Razi Vineyard Chardonnay (500 cases) • Buttonwood Farm Winery; 2014 Santa Ynez Valley Estate Grown Rosé Syrah ($18) • Calder Wine Company; 2012 Napa Valley Calistoga Meyer Vineyard Charbono (276 cases, $28), 2013 Mendocino Redwood Valley Carignane (185 cases, $28), 2012 Napa Valley Carneros Syrah (73 cases, $28) • Cambiata Winery; 2012 Monterey Tannat (350 cases, $36) • Carol Shelton Wines; 2012 Oat Valley Old Vines Carignane • Cellars 33; 2013 Russian River Valley Keefer Ranch Chardonnay (120 cases, $39), 2013 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir (120 cases, $33), 2013 Russian River Valley Katie's Cuvee Pinot Noir (72 cases, $45) • Col Solare; 2011 Columbia Valley Shining Hill Red Wine ($40) • Colgin Cellars; 2012 Napa Valley IX Estate Red Wine ($400) • Copain Wines; 2014 Tous Ensemble Rosé of Pinot Noir ($20), 2013 Anderson Valley Klindt Vineyard Pinot Gris ($25) • Cornerstone Vineyards; 2012 Oregon Willamette Valley White Label Pinot Noir (1,500 cases, $50), 2012 Oregon Willamette Valley Artist Series Pinot Noir ($30) • Cosa Obra; 2013 Sonoma County Pinot Noir (636 cases, $28), 2014 Sonoma County Rosé of Pinot Noir (101 cases, $18) • Crocker & Starr; 2012 Cabernet Franc (600 cases, $80) • Cultivar; 2014 Napa Valley Rosé (229 cases, $17) • Dawn's Dream Winery; 2013 Viognier, 2014 Pinot Noir Rosé • Deaver Vineyards; 2011 Amador County Petite Sirah ($26), 2011 Amador County Signature Primitivo ($28), 2012 Sierra Foothills Pinot Noir ($27) • Derby Wine Estates; 2011 Fifteen 10 White Rhone Blend ($24), 2010 Fifteen 10 Red Rhone Blend ($28), 2011 Implico Merlot/Petit Verdot/Malbec/Cabernet Franc ($32) • DeSante Wines; 2013 The Old Vines White Wine ($40) • Dobra Zemlja Winery; 2013 Viognier ($22), NV Kikas Estate Port Style Wine ($35) • Donkey and Goat; 2014 Anderson Valley Cozleman Vineyard Petillant Naturel Lily's Cuvée Chardonnay (225 cases, $32), 2014 Mendocino McDowell Valley Gibson Ranch Isabel's Cuveé Grenache Rosé (346 cases, $26), 2013 El Dorado The Prospector Mourvèdre (360 cases, $30), 2013 Anderson Valley Blakeman Vineyard Chardonnay (211 cases, $38) • Dunstan; 2012 Sonoma Coast Durell Vineyard Pinot Noir (430 cases, $55) • Dutton-Goldfield; 2013 Russian River Valley Green Valley Dutton Ranch Chardonnay ($38), 2013 Russian River Valley Green Valley Dutton Ranch Pinot Noir ($40) • Ehlers Estate; 2014 Sylviane Rosé of Cabernet Franc (330 cases, $28), 2014 Estate Sauvignon Blanc • Elizabeth Spencer Wines; 2014 Sonoma Coast Rosé of Pinot Noir ($30) • Elkhorn Peak Cellars; 2011 Napa Valley Estate Pinot Noir (396 cases, $36) • Elyse Winery ; 2012 Sierra Foothills Naggiar Vineyard L’Ingénue White Wine ($32), 2012 Sonoma County Dry Creek Valley Smith Vineyard Chardonnay ($32) • Failla; 2013 Edna Valley Alban Vineyard Viognier (175 cases, $47), 2013 Fort Ross-Seaview Estate Vineyard Chardonnay (345 cases, $44), 2013 Napa Valley Hudson Vineyard Chardonnay (500 cases, $50), 2013 Coombsville Haynes Vineyard Chardonnay (535 cases, $58), 2013 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir (3,000 cases, $34), 2013 Sonoma Coast Pearlessence Vineyard Pinot Noir (435 cases, $45), 2013 Russian River Valley Keefer Ranch Pinot Noir (780 cases, $48), 2013 Sonoma Coast Whistler Vineyard Pinot Noir (275 cases, $52), 2013 Anderson Valley Savoy Vineyard Pinot Noir (635 cases, $58), 2013 Napa Valley Hudson Vineyard Syrah (325 cases, $56) • Fiddlehead Cellars; 2014 Pink Fiddle Dry Rosé of Pinot Noir • Five Vintners; 2014 Napa Valley Admiral's Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc (517 cases, $22), 2012 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (697 cases, $40) • Flora Springs Winery; 2012 Napa Valley Trilogy Red Wine ($75) • Forlorn Hope Wines; 2013 Rorick Vineyard Nodosaur White Wine ($26), 2013 Mokelumne Glen Gemischter Satz White Wine ($26), 2012 Ribolla Gialla Vare Vineyard Sihaya White Wine ($26), 2013 Courtesy of WineRelease.com Ribolla Gialla Vare Vineyard Sihaya White Wine ($26), 2013 Shake Ridge Vineyard San Hercurmer delle Frecce Barbera ($30) • Freemark Abbey Winery; 2011 Bosché Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon • Gallica; 2012 Napa Valley Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon (391 cases, $160) • Gandona Estate; 2010 Napa Valley Pritchard Hill Quinta Fraga do Arco Port Style Wine, 2012 Encosta Cabernet Sauvignon (800 cases, $90) • Gary Farrell; 2012 Russian River Valley Westside Farms Chardonnay ($45), 2012 Stiling Vineyard Pinot Noir, 2012 Russian River Valley Maffei Vineyard Zinfandel ($55), 2012 Dry Creek Valley Grist Vineyard Zinfandel (214 cases, $45) • Gemstone Vineyard; 2012 Estate Red Wine • GlenLyon Vineyards & Winery ; 2014 Mistelle (150 cases, $34) • Grassi; 2012 Riserva Cabernet Sauvignon ($100), 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon ($75) • Grgich Hills Cellar; 2012 Napa Valley Chardonnay ($42) • Gundlach Bundschu Winery; 2012 Heritage Selection Chardonnay (36 cases) • Hafner Vineyard; 2010 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon • Heitz Cellars; 2010 Napa Valley Oakville Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon ($225) • Hope & Grace; 2012 Russian River Valley R. Buoncristiani Pinot Noir, 2012 Santa Lucia Highlands Doctor's Vineyard Pinot Noir • Inman Family Wines; 2014 Endless Crush Rosé ($25) • J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines; 2012 Paso Robles Hilltop Cabernet Sauvignon (17,500 cases) • Jelly Jar Wine; 2014 Lake County Rosé of Zinfandel (294 cases, $18) • John Anthony Vineyards; 2011 Napa Valley Oak Knoll District Cabernet Sauvignon (269 cases, $100), 2012 Napa Valley Coombsville Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (234 cases, $130) • Kapcsandy Family Winery; 2012 Napa Valley Yountville State Lane Vineyard Estate Cuvée Cabernet Sauvignon (1,125 cases, $165) • Ken Brown Wines; 2012 Sta. Rita Hills Zotovich Vineyard Pinot Noir (95 cases, $50) • Kendall-Jackson Vineyards ; 2012 Grand Reserve Red Meritage Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot/Cabernet Franc/Malbec/Petit Verdot ($35) • Kenzo Estate; 2014 Yui Rosé Merlot/Cabernet Franc/Malbec ($80) • Keplinger Wines; 2013 Eldorado Rhone White Blend (140 cases, $60), 2012 El Diablo Grenache (100 cases), 2012 Fuego y Mar Syrah (80 cases) • Kobalt Wines; 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon (361 cases, $90) • Kosta
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