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2021 Final Frozen Pricelist 8.2. 21 510.527.3675 • [email protected] • www.brehmvineayrds.com Frozen Grapes - Current Inventory & 2021 Harvest Pre-order 17-Aug-21 Codes with 'D' are drums, no letter prefix are pails. Totes are available for pre-order prior to harvest. Numbers in the grape code reflect the vintage, 21 is 2021. Pre-order is encouraged as availability & pricing may change. 2021 Terms and Conditions of Sale are available on request and at www.brehmvineyards.com Region / Varietal Grape Code Freezer # Pre-Price Inv. Loc. CABERNET SAUVIGNON Kiona Vineyard 21KOCS 2101 $215.00 pre-order OR Red Mountain, Benton City, WA D21KOCS D2101 $1,720.00 pre-order OR Caldwell Vineyard 21CWCS 2140 $377.00 sold out CA Coombsville AVA, Napa D 20CWCS D2140 $3,009.00 sold out CA Same vines for over 15 years, some of the oldest in the vineyard IVY GLEN VINEYARD 21iGCS 2144 $195.00 pre-order CA Sonoma Mountain AVA, Sonoma D21iGCS 2144 $1,560.00 pre-order CA Better than most Napa Cabernets Seven Hills Estate 19ROCS 1941 $195.00 12+ PA The Rocks AVA, OR 19ROCS 1941 $195.00 3 OR Moody Vineyard 18MCS 1824 $129.00 10 OR Columbia Valley, OR CABERNET FRANC Plum Ridge Vineyard 21PRCF 2104 $256.00 pre-order CA Fountaingrove AVA MALBEC White Salmon Vineyard 21WSMB 2120 $169.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA Creates a cool, vibrant, deeply colored, blueberry scented wine Plum Ridge Vineyard 21PRMB 2105 $218.00 pre-order CA Fountaingrove AVA D 21PRMB D2105 $1,740.00 pre-order CA MERLOT Pigasus Vineyard 21SMM 2133 $189.00 pre-order CA Sonoma Mountain AVA 20SMM 2033 $169.00 13 CA 20SMM 2033 $169.00 16 PA Fog covered vines grown for quality on top of Sonoma Mountain Garnier Vineyard 21CGMM 2130 $140.00 pre-order 0R Columbia Gorge AVA, Oregon Warmer vineyard, juicier grapes PETITE SIRAH Plum Ridge Vineyard 21PRPS 2129 $226.00 pre-order CA Fountaingrove AVA D 21PRPS D 2129 $1,808.00 pre-order CA 17PRPS 1729 $183.00 6 PA Region / Varietal Grape Code Freezer # Pre-Price Inv. Loc. SYRAH , Garnier Vineyards 21CGMS 2122 $160.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, Oregon D 21CGMS D2122 $1,280.00 pre-order OR 19CGMS 1922 $139.00 12+ PA 19CGMS 1922 $139.00 12+ CA 18CGMS 1822 $139.00 12+ OR 18CGMS 1822 $139.00 12+ PA Deeply colored, rich layered fruit, excellent alone or in blend White Salmon Vineyard 21WSVS 2102 $169.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, Washington D 21WSVS D2102 $1,352.00 pre-order OR D 18WSVS D1802 $988.00 2 OR A Northern Rhone Syrah with acid and white pepper Grenache Columbia Gorge AVA, Oregon 21CGMG 2113 $155.00 pre-order OR 18CGMG 1813 $139.00 12+ CA & PA 19CGMG 1913 $139.00 12+ PA & OR Zinfandel Dos Limones Vineyard Classic field blend: Zin, Alicante, Petite Sirah, etc.… Sonoma Mountain AVA, Sonoma 21SMZ 2112 $245.00 pre-order CA Ivy Glenn Vineyard 21iGZ 2121 $192.00 pre-order CA Sonoma Mountain AVA, Sonoma Old vine Xin grown at 810 ft. on east facing slopes Plum Ridge Vineyard 18PRZ 1803 $183.00 7 PA Fountaingrove AVA, Sonoma Santo Giordano 18CP 1834 $139.00 12+ PA/CA Carneros AVA, Sonoma D18CP D1834 $799.00 5 PA Primitivo Clone PINOT NOIR Campana Ranch D 20RRPN D2015 $1,400.00 1 CA Russian River AVA, Sonoma 21RRPN 2115 $220.00 pre-order Las Brisas Vineyard 20CPN 2009 $179.00 12+ CA Carneros AVA, Sonoma 19CPN 1909 $179.00 12+ OR 19CPN 1909 $179.00 12+ PA Swan clone, over 15 years with these same vines, quality wine White Salmon Vineyard 21WSPN 2110 $172.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA D 21WSPN D2110 $1,300.00 pre-order OR Mature 115 & 777 clones, volcanic soils, 550ft, on eastern slopes in Underwood. Mosier, OR 19CGPN 1951 $125.00 4 OR Columbia Gorge AVA, Washington FIELD BLEND White Salmon Field Blend D13WSVFB D1391 $780.00 5 OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA 21WSFB 2165 $169.00 pre-order OR Malbec & Syrah with a touch of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Blaufränkisch CHARDONNAY White Salmon Vineyard 21WSCH 2108 $189.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA D 21WSCH D2108 $1,500.00 pre-order OR D 20WSCH D2008 $1,450.00 1 OR Region / Varietal Grape Code Freezer # Pre-Price Inv. Loc. CHARDONNAY Continued Santo Giordano 21CCH 2107 $185.00 pre-order CA Carneros AVA, Sonoma D 21CCH D2107 $1,480.00 pre-order CA Flume Vineyards 18CGCH 1828 $170.00 6 OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA GEWÜRZTRAMINER Jewett Creek Vineyard 20GGW 2011 $135.00 12+ CA Columbia Gorge AVA, WA D 21CGGW D2111 $1,160.00 pre-order OR 19CGGW 1911 $135.00 10 OR 19CGGW 1911 $135.00 12+ PA D 18CGGW 1811 $875.00 1 OR 21CGGW 2111 $145.00 pre-order OR PINOT GRIS Columbia Gorge Vineyards 20CGPG 2035 $139.00 12+ CA Columbia Gorge AVA, Oregon 19CGPG 1935 $139.00 12+ OR 20CGPG 2035 $139.00 12+ PA Rico Grigio 19CGRG 1937 $99.00 13 OR Crushed grapes macerated 24 hrs., light press, considerable solids - orange wine RIESLING White Salmon Vineyard 20WSLHR 2065 $159.00 12+ OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA 21WSVR 2123 $149.00 pre-order OR 19WSVR 1923 $149.00 12+ PA Expecting 23+ brix, 3.1 - 3.2 PH 18WSVR 1823 $149.00 5 OR Clone 235 grown in sand & volcanic clay loam soil. No till or herbicides used. Columbia Gorge Vineyards 18CGR 1838 $149.00 12+ OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA 18CGR 1838 $149.00 9 CA 18CGR 1838 $149.00 8 PA SAUVIGNON BLANC Garnier Vineyard 20CGSB 2032 $149.00 12+ CA Columbia Gorge AVA, Oregon 21CGSB 2132 $159.00 pre-order OR 20CGSB 2032 $149.00 12+ OR D21CGSB D2132 $1,198.00 pre-order OR White Salmon Vineyard 21WSSB 2131 $169.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, WA ROSE Garnier Vineyards - Merlot 21MMRE 2162 $155.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, Oregon Designed for those relaxing moments WSV Pinot Noir Blanc de Noir21WSPNcham 2150 $189.00 pre-order OR Columbia Gorge AVA, Washington Designed for sparkling wine with low sugar & high acid Terms and Conditions of Sale De-stemmed grapes/juice are packed in containers and taken to the freezer in Richmond, CA or Portland, OR. Prices listed are for products only - FOB at the freezer of orgin (Portland for NW grapes, Richmand for CA grapes. Shipping and handling is not included. 2021 grapes/juice stored without cost till 12/31/21. Storage of inventoried grapes is limited to 30 days from purchase. Additional storage arragements possible- please call to inquire. Storage fees are assessed monthly. After harvest, Brehm ships grapes from their freezer of orgin to: - Portland, OR; Richmond, CA; Crete, IL; Vancover, B.C.; Scranto, PA. & ON. Credit card or PayPal payments over $1,000 are subject to 3% fee. Frozen Black grapes are sold per container as destemmed grape must. One pail = 45lb.; 1 drum = 425 lb. Pail = 3 gal wine, Drum = 31 gal Black grapes before 2021 have 5 gal of must in pails Frozen White/Rosé grapes are sold as pressed and settled juice. One pail = 45 lb.; 1 drum = 46 us gallons White juice in pails before 2021 have 5.2 us gal. of juice Shipping & Pick Up There is a freezer Pick Charge for EACH different lot to be picked up. $18.- per lot same pails = 1 charge Frozen warehouses require a release from Brehm Vineyards and an appointment of at least 3 working days ahead. FedEx shipping is available for pails. A $22.- packaging fee applies plus shipping costs. Call or email to order today! 510.527.3675 • [email protected] • www.brehmvineayrds.com.
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