2021 International Womens Wine Competition Sonoma County, CA May 11, 2021
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Wines by the Glass Champagne & Sparkling Chardonnay Sauvignon Blanc Pinot Grigio & Pinot Gris Interesting Whites Caberne
Wine Feature Mohua Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2015 Ripe and juicy tropical fruits, rich stone fruit and fresh cut lime combined with notes of fresh picked summer herbs. glass 12 bottle 47 champagne & sparkling cabernet sauvignon & blends Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Brut Reims NV 120 Caymus Vineyards Napa Valley 2013 150 Domaine Chandon, Blanc de Noirs Carneros NV 50 Alexander Valley Vineyards Alexander Valley 2013 55 Moët & Chandon, Imperial Épernay NV 105 Jordan Alexander Valley 2012 119 Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon Épernay 2003 275 Silver Oak Alexander Valley 2011 149 Santa Margherita, Prosecco Brut Italy NV 54 Caymus, Special Selection Napa Valley 2013 250 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne France 2000 395 Nickel & Nickel, Sullenger Vineyard Oakville 2013 165 Cakebread Cellars Napa Valley 2012 149 chardonnay William Hill Napa Valley 2012 80 Jordan Russian River Valley 2013 75 Estancia Meritage Paso Robles 2013 72 Sonoma-Cutrer Russian River Valley 2014 59 Red Diamond California 2012 31 Ferrari-Carano Alexander Valley 2014 70 Quintessa Rutherford 2011 205 Grgich Hills Napa Valley 2012 110 Opus One Napa Valley 2012 295 Lindeman’s Bin 65 Australia 2015 27 Hogue Cellars Columbia Valley 2014 28 Cakebread Cellars Napa Valley 2013 95 Louis M. Martini Napa Valley 2012 52 Far Niente Napa Valley 2014 120 J. Lohr Hilltop Vineyard Paso Robles 2013 70 Kistler ‘Les Noisetiers’ Sonoma County 2014 145 Cryptic Red California 2012 39 Stags’ Leap Winery Stags Leap District 2013 72 Louis Latour Meursault 2013 115 J. Lohr ‘Seven Oaks’ Paso Robles 2013 43 Louis Latour Puligny-Montrachet 2013 125 Murphy-Goode ‘Homefront Red’ Blend California 2012 39 Casa Lapostolle Casablanca Vineyard 2013 39 Concha Y Toro ‘Gran Reserva’ Chile 2013 43 Chateau Ste. -
2021 West Coast Wine Competition (East Meets West) Santa Rosa, CA February 23, 2021
2021 West Coast Wine Competition (East Meets West) Santa Rosa, CA February 23, 2021 Barbera 2017 Europa Village Vienza Barbera Temecula Valley Estate Best of 90 Class 2017 Europa Village Vienza Barbera Temecula Valley Estate Gold 90 2017 Belle Fiore Icon Barbera Rogue Valley Silver 2019 Jeff Runquist Barbera Amador County, Sierra Foothills Silver 2019 Jeff Runquist Barbera Cooper Amador County, Sierra Foothills Cooper Vineyard Silver 2018 Jeff Runquist Reserve Barbera Amador County, Sierra Foothills Silver 2017 Russian River Vineyards Barbera Sonoma Mountain Single Vineyard Silver Cabernet Franc 2019 Jeff Runquist Cabernet Franc Clarksburg Salman Vineyard Best of 92 Class 2018 Frog's Tooth Winery Cabernet Franc Sierra Foothills Matagrano Vineyard Gold 90 2019 Jeff Runquist Cabernet Franc Clarksburg Salman Vineyard Gold 92 2018 Lightpost Winery Cabernet Franc Paso Robles Silver 2018 Brecon Estate Cabernet Franc Adelaida District Silver 2017 Las Positas Vineyards Cabernet Franc Livermore Valley Estate Silver 2017 Starr Rising Starr Sierra Foothills Estate Silver 2017 StoneRiver Winery Cab Franc Rogue Valley Silver 2018 Tsillan Cellars Cabernet Franc Lake Chelan Estate Bottled & Silver Produced Cabernet Sauvignon $10.01 - $20.00 2018 Knotty Vines Knotty Vines Cabernet Sauvignon California Double 97 Gold 2018 Knotty Vines Knotty Vines Cabernet Sauvignon California Best of 97 Class 2019 Sean Minor Cabernet Sauvignon, 4B Paso Robles Gold 91 2019 Scissor Kick Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon South Australia Silver 2018 Toschi Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon -
Bogle Vineyards Event Policy
Bogle Vineyards Private Event Information Bogle Vineyards, located in Clarksburg and situated minutes from Sacramento, is a lovely setting that offers a convenient location for your celebration, private luncheon or casual gathering. *Sorry, but Bogle does not currently host weddings or permit live or amplified music at private events RESERVATION OPTIONS: DELTA LAWN Our shaded lawn area offers a casual and serene setting for your group. Rustic and charming, the grounds are a great place to relax in the historic River Delta. Capacity: 90 guests Available: Daily from 11am-5pm (3 hour minimum) Rates: Up to 25 guests $100/hour 26-50 guests $200/hour *51+ guests $350/hour *Available for after-hours events only VINEYARD PATIO Nestled among the Home Ranch chardonnay vineyard, the Vineyard Patio is the perfect location for anyone seeking a private outdoor space for their gathering. Adjacent to our lawn area, the patio and its teak furniture will be reserved for your exclusive use while the lawn remains open to the public. Capacity: 50 guests Available: Daily from 11am-5pm (3 hour minimum) Rates: $300.00/hour PRIVATE WINE TASTING A private tasting includes your choice of up to 8 varietals from our wine list. A knowledgeable member of the Bogle staff will provide wine tasting exclusively for your group for up to 1 hour. Capacity: 50 guests Available: Daily from 11am-5pm Rates: $20.00/person (10 person minimum) ~Bogle Bandwagon members receive a 20% discount on all of the above rates~ ~ Call or email for more information about after-hours reservations~ ~All reservations require a 50% deposit at time of booking~ Please contact Katie Jacks at (916) 744-1092 ext. -
Bogle Vineyards Event Policy
Bogle Vineyards Private Event Information Bogle Vineyards, located in Clarksburg, California, is a lovely outdoor setting for small groups and casual parties. Situated minutes from Sacramento, our picnic grounds offer a convenient location for your celebration, private luncheon or casual gathering. Sorry, but Bogle does not currently host weddings or permit live or amplified music at private events. RESERVATION OPTIONS DELTA LAWN: Our shaded lawn area offers a casual and serene setting for your group. Rustic and charming, the grounds are a great place to relax in the historic River Delta. Capacity: 90 guests Available: Daily from 11am-5pm (3 hour minimum) Rates: Up to 25 guests $100/hour 26-50 guests $200/hour 51+ guests $350/hour VINEYARD PATIO: Nestled among the Home Ranch chardonnay vineyard, the Vineyard Patio is the perfect location for anyone seeking a private outdoor space for their gathering. Adjacent to our lawn area, the patio and its teak furniture will be reserved for your exclusive use while the lawn remains open to the public. Capacity: 50 guests Available: Daily from 11am-5pm (3 hour minimum) Rates: $250.00/hour PRIVATE WINE TASTING: A private tasting includes your choice of up to 8 varietals from our wine list. A knowledgeable member of the Bogle staff will provide wine tasting exclusively for your group for up to 1 hour. Capacity: 50 guests Available: Daily from 11am-5pm Rates: $20.00/person (20 person minimum) ~Bogle Bandwagon members receive a 20% discount on all of the above rates~ ~ Call or email for more information about after-hours reservations~ ~All reservations require a 50% deposit at time of booking~ Please contact Shaun Kelish at (916) 744-1092 ext. -
Classic Cocktails Wines by the Glass S&T Spring
CLASSIC COCKTAILS S & T S P R I N G COCKTAILS The Last Word: Gin, Green Chartreuse, Luxardo, Lime Orange & Thyme Old Fashioned 15 Maker’s Mark, Orange Thyme Syrup, Peychard Bitters Daiquiri: Rum, Lime, Sugar El Diablo: Aged Tequila, Crème de Cassis, Lime, Ginger Beer Berry Bramble 14 Gin, Grapefruit Oleo Sacccharum, lemon, blackberry Negroni: Gin, Campari, Sweet Vermouth Aviation: Gin, Lemon, Luxardo, Crème de Violette French Martini 14 Vodka, Sweet Berry Wine Reduction, Pineapple Sidecar: Cognac, Lemon, Cointreau Boulevardier: Bourbon, Campari, Sweet Vermouth Butterfly Effect 15 Butterfly pea infused Hendricks, Oleo Saccharum, Verjus Black Manhattan: Knob Creek Rye, Averna, Hopped Grapefruit Bitters Vieux Carré: Rye, Cognac, Sweet Vermouth, Benedictine Bitters Botanical Green Tea 14 Cucumber mint Vodka, Tumeric Ginger Tea, Soda Water, Lemon House of Suntory Highball Cocktail for a Cause Toki Whiskey Highball 11 Japanese spirit mixed with the world’s most 3 Rivers Surf liner 14 effervescent sparkling water Appleton Rum, Cointreau, pineapple, almond orgeat, peychard bitters, lime WINES BY THE GLASS Sparkling Domaine Ste Michelle | Brut, WA 12 Red Ruffino | Prosecco, ITALY 17 Block Nine | Pinot Noir, FRANCE 12 Roger Goulart Coral| Brut Rosé, FRANCE 13 The Dreaming Tree | Pinot Noir, CA 14 Mureda Organic | Syrah, SPAIN 13 Rose Benegas Ataliva | Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina 12 Belleruche Cotes Du Rhone | Rosé, FRANCE 11 Robert Mondavi Private Select | Merlot, CA 16 Head to Head | Rosé, CA 13 Bonanza | Cabernet Sauvignon, CA 11 Whispering Angel -
La Crema Estate at Saralee's Vineyard
PRESENTED BY LA CREMA ESTATE AT SARALEE’S VINEYARD SATURDAY | SEPTEMBER 21 | 2019 THE POWER OF GIVING FUND THE FUTURE Supporting Childhood Education and Literacy Since 2013 23 HIGH-QUALITY literacy programs $7.5 MILLION distributed COMMUNITY GRANTS Health & Human Services | Arts & Culture Education | Environment Since 2009 156 Sonoma County non-profit organizations $6.5+ MILLION distributed THE PROCEEDS MATTER. WELCOME Dear Friends, Welcome and thank you for being part of the 2019 Sonoma County Wine Auction! We’re thrilled you have joined us for this extraordinary afternoon, one that provides a powerful and far reaching impact on the lives of those in our Sonoma County community. Funds raised today support over 60 local nonprofit organizations focused on literacy, education, health and human services, the environment, and arts and culture. This wouldn’t be possible without your help. With your contributions we can continue to showcase the power of giving. We can enable organizations that feed the homeless, improve mental health for those in need, provide nutrition to pantries for vulnerable families, inspire young minds with music and theater and have the ability to respond to unexpected challenges this county may face in the future. This community truly flourishes from this philanthropic endeavor and your support. Last spring the Sonoma County Vintners Foundation was honored to receive the North Bay Business Journal’s 2019 North Bay Community Philanthropy Award. This award would not be possible without your generosity as well as those of our vintners, sponsors and donors who give of their time and resources and are instrumental in the success of our Foundation. -
Taylors Wines
THE GRAND TABLE EXPERIENCE Agriculture has always been the beating heart of the South Australian community. Our state brims with hard-working small producers adding value by creating post farm gate produce. We proudly champion artisan bakers, winemakers and distillers whose passion drives them. Here at the Grand Table we have one simple but “Grand” idea. To showcase this talent and celebrate the essence of regional flavours. Each season we will feature one of the recognised regions to showcase their local wines, spirits & produce. Once you’ve tried we’re sure you’ll be tempted to take some home from our retail offer. In addition to the featured region our menu has some local favourites for you to enjoy. FEATURED REGION - CLARE VALLEY Just an hour and a half from Adelaide, the secluded Clare Valley is an enchanting journey. WELCOME TO THE GRAND TABLE, Behind every corner, there is a new discovery. Wind your way through a cluster of villages and wineries, nestled in a picturesque valley. Marvel at the patchwork of pristine farmland, admire WHERE WE CELEBRATE THE ICONIC the elegant rows of vines and be inspired by the natural beauty of the region. ESSENCE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Life in the Clare Valley is truly entwined with the vine. The region boasts more than forty wineries, some operating out of farm sheds and rustic buildings. It’s a region where wine blends effortlessly with history, art, food, relaxation and even exercise - if you’re up for it you can cycle the famed Riesling Trail, a 33km corridor linking quaint towns, restaurants and wineries. -
Adaptation, Mitigation Or Innovation
The Australian Wine Research Institute Opportunities for the grape and wine sector Marcel Essling [email protected] The Australian Wine Research Institute Australian Carbon Credit Units The Australian Wine Research Institute 9 million ACCUs issued as of 24th October 2014 7 of 171 are agriculture projects and all of these are manure management 47K 467K Landfill Waste Management Tree Planting/ 2,577K Forest Protection Savanna Burning 6,056K Piggery Manure Management Emissions sources The Australian Wine Research Institute Vineyard Winery Petrol 3% Refrigeration HFC 1% Fuel Purchased 9% CO2 4% Waste 6% Diesel 43% Electricity Electricity 52% 80% Nitrogen 2% www.wfa.org.au/entwineaustralia/resources/carbon-calculator/ N2O in viticulture The Australian Wine Research Institute Measuring N2O emissions & soil C The Australian Wine Research Institute Analyses: CH4 Buried in the soil CO2 N2O Comparative crop N2O emissions 30 25 N/ha/yr) - 20 O 2 15 (kg N 10 5 O O Emission 2 0 Annual Annual N CFI opportunities The Australian Wine Research Institute Soil management Tree planting Soil management The Australian Wine Research Institute Images: Luke Johnston Tree planting The Australian Wine Research Institute Wrights Bay Vineyards, Mount Benson Tree planting The Australian Wine Research Institute What is a forest? Can a woodlot or windbreak be a forest? . 0.2 hectare . 20% canopy cover . $5000/ha to establish . 100-300ha for viability. Rainfall dependent . 1 million investment Can be aggregated across blocks or sites 100 year permanence -
TG Summer Journal 2015 1.Indd
SIZZLING CIDER AGING OUR TASTING SENSES DOUBLE GOLD TASTING NOTES BOXED WINE VS. BOTTLED WINE 11 Night West Indies Hideaway Jan. 27-Feb. 7, 2016 AZAMARA INCLUSIVE Tasters Guild Cruise Package! * All Gratuiti es Included! * Select standard spirits, an internati onal selecti on of beers plus bouti que red and white wines through- out the voyage-ALL INCLUDED! * Bott led water, soft drinks, specialty coff ees and teas. * One FREE AzAmazing Evening of entertainment * Private Tasters Guild Wine Tasti ng. * English-trained butler service for suite guests * Free shutt le to and from port communiti es, where available. * Concierge services for personal guidance and reservati ons. * Self-service laundry. * Only 694 passengers aboard Azamara Journey. From pristi ne beaches and waterfalls to simple small towns and elegant resorts, this voyage has adventures for every taste. You'll love the small French fi shing village of Terrede-Haut, with shops and restaurants within walking distance of your ship. Hike to water- falls and rainforests on lush Roseau, and tour old plantati on homes and botanical gardens on friendly Nevis. Sophisti cated St. Barts caters to Jet-set tastes with elegant shops, fi ne dining and gorgeous beaches. The next day you can swim among the giant volcanic boulders at the Baths at Virgin Gorda. And you'll love this ship - Guaranteed! Over half of the Tasters Guild people on our cruise to South America last January have already booked their cabin for this Great Caribbean cruise to the West In- dies. STATEROOMS FROM $3,249 11 NIGHTS - WEST INDIES HIDEAWAY TUE 27-Jan Miami, Florida WED 28-Jan At Sea Cruising THU 29-Jan At Sea Cruising FRI 30-Jan St. -
David Ramey Interview
David Ramey interview Elin McCoy | June 9, 2018 | Magazine: July 2018 Issue With an early career influenced by some of the most respected names in the world of French wine, this classically minded innovator went on to become one of the key figures in wine in California. Elin McCoy meets the Ramey Cellars founder... David Ramey and his wife Carla ‘Okay, we’re an American success story,’ David Ramey admits with a satisfied smile as I look at the line-up of 27 bottles on a table at Ramey Cellars in Healdsburg. Most are current releases. ‘Our winery is like a chef-owned restaurant,’ he explains. The wines are signature dishes; he’s ‘the chef of the cellar’. At 6’ 1”, white-haired and casually dressed, Ramey could easily be mistaken for a laid-back Western rancher – but he is one of California’s most accomplished winemakers, known especially for his lush-textured Chardonnays. Over the past 40 years, he’s built the reputation of half a dozen famous wineries, achieved his artistic vision at his own Ramey Cellars, and now, at 67, still has the enthusiasm to embark on new projects. But there’s more. As a pioneer of traditional winemaking techniques and champion of the idea of terroir, he heavily influenced the direction of California wine as both he and the industry were coming into their own. Like so many winemakers of his generation, Ramey didn’t grow up with wine. He attended the University of California Santa Cruz, where he hated science and was no good at calculus, so studied American literature instead. -
2020 Dan Berger International Wine Competition Santa Rosa, CA December 08, 2020
2020 Dan Berger International Wine Competition Santa Rosa, CA December 08, 2020 100% French-American hybrid blends 2020 Wollersheim Winery Eagle White Lake Wisconsin Silver Albarino 2018 Thirty-Seven Wines Albarino Petaluma Gap Paradise Vineyards Triple Gold 2018 Thirty-Seven Wines Albarino Petaluma Gap Paradise Vineyards Best of Class 2019 Bokisch Vineyards Albarino Clements Hills Estate Bottled & Gold Produced Alicante Bouschet Alicante Bouschet All Generic Roses 2019 Hartlam Hummingbird Rosé Wine Temecula Valley Unfined & Unfiltered Silver All other dry red blends 2018 J. Lohr Pure Paso Pure Paso Proprietary Red Paso Robles Silver Wine 2016 Knotty Vines Knotty Vines Red Blend California Silver NV Franzia Dark Red Blend American Vintner Select Silver All other red wine blends, Vitis Vinifera only, including Portuguese blends 2018 Alamos Red Blend Mendoza Triple Gold 2018 markus wine co toura by markus wine co Lodi, Clements Hills Barrel Selection Triple Gold 2018 Alamos Red Blend Mendoza Best of Class 2018 markus wine co sol by markus wine co Lodi, Clements Hills native ferment - free run Gold juice only 2017 Coyote Canyon HH Estates Michael Andrews Horse Heaven Hills Estate Grown, Produced 22 Month barrel aged Silver Red and Bottled All other sparkling wines not listed above All other white blends, Dry and Medium-Dry 2019 Pennyroyal Farm Pino Trio Anderson Valley Estate Grown and Silver Produced NV Franzia Pinot Grigio/Colombard American Vintner Select Silver All other white wines from red grapes not previously listed NV Barefoot Rose -
Wine Director / Sommelier: Chris Battles
Wine Director / Sommelier: Chris Battles half glass – 3oz / full glass – 6oz / bottle Red: White Rosé: Bubbles: Dutton Estate, Pinot Noir, 2018, Russian River Valley Bailly Lapierre, Reserve Brut, N.V., Crémant de Bourgogne 6.25 / 12 / 44 6.25 / 12 / 46 Zardetto “Tre Venti” Brut, 2016, Prosecco Superiore DOCG Pinot Noir: Conegliano Valdobbiadene, Italy De Angelis, 2012 , SLO County 6.75 / 13 / 49 6.25 / 12 / 45 Côtière 2015, Santa Maria Valley Sauvignon Blanc: 7 / 13.50 / 49 Brander, 2017, Los Olivos District, Santa Ynez Valley Maryetta “Black Hoop” 2016, Anderson Valley 5.75 / 11 / 38 7.25 / 14 / 52 Elizabeth Spencer “Special Cuvée”, 2017, Mendocino 6 / 11.75 / 40 Red Rhône: Lumen Grenache, 2015, Santa Barbara County Other Exceptional Whites: 6.25 / 12 / 44 Atelié Moscato di Asti, 2015, Italy Anglim Grenache, 2013, Willow Creek District, Paso Robles 5 / 9.50 / 32 6.75 / 13 / 47 Nacina “Tondre” Dry Riesling, 2014, Santa Lucia Highlands Lone Madrone “Pts West”, 2014, Paso Robles 5.75 / 11 / 38 (Syrah, Mourvèdre, Grenache, Counoise, Cinsault) Tenuta Luisa Pinot Grigio 2017, Isonzo del Friuli, Italy 6.75 / 13 / 47 6.25 / 12 / 43 Zinfandel: White Rhône: Trentadue “La Storia”, 2016, Alexander Valley Shadow Run “The Violinist” 2017 Paso Robles 6.25 / 12 / 44 Viognier, Grenache Blanc 6.25 / 12 / 44 Merlot: Carol Shelton “Coquille Blanc”, 2017, Paso Robles Brucher, 2013, Santa Barbara County (Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, Viognier, Marsanne) 6 / 11.75 / 43 6.75 / 13 / 47 Cabernet Sauvignon: Chardonnay: Villa San-Juliette, 2016, Paso Robles Line Shack “831”, 2016, Monterey County 5.25 / 10 / 36 5.25 / 10 / 37 Halter Ranch, 2016, Paso Robles Wolff Vineyards “Old Vines”, 2016, Edna Valley 7.50 / 14.50 / 53 6.75 / 13 / 47 J.