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Wine Product Catalog Utah WINE PRODUCT CATALOG UTAH AUGUST | SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2015 deep roots, sustainable, impressive, premium tasty, balanced, bold, legendary, authentic approachable, microclimates luscious, true, P U R E tasty, elegant rich, lively, sustainable, generations fruity pure, aroma, bold, full, character, affordable bold, authentic, undiscovered microclimates tasty, vibrant, pure, bold, approachable, rich premium, aroma, microclimates, sustainable small lot blends, tasty, legendary, affordable approachable, balanced, dynamic, authentic impressive, bold, deep roots, affordable, true authentic, deep roots, generations, tasty, rich true, premium, pure, authentic, microclimates elegant, luscious, deep roots, lively, premium approachable, true, small lot blends, luscious sustainable, premium, affordable, legendary When a customer orders Pinot Noir, Give them Parducci Pure Pinot. Parducci takes Pinot Noir seriously so we can deliver an authentic and delicious Pinot Noir at an unbeatable price. This 100% pure Pinot Noir, Small Lot Blended from vineyards that have been nurtured to produce a pure Pinot, rose in color, with a fresh berry fruit nose and finessed body. Our grapes are grown in less discovered microclimates, like coastal Mendocino County where cool climates and sunshine help this grape achieve distinctive layers of flavors. 501 Parducci Road, Ukiah, CA 95482 www.parducci.com Follow us on Facebook & Twitter Parducci. Pure Pinot Noir. BEST AUGUSTAUGUSTBU Y20152015 “Subtle, fresh... “The palate is full “Mild pear, vanilla and a delicate wine at of honeyed apples, almond flavors.” – J.G. white peach and a good price.” – J.G. pineapple.” – M.K. 2015 Fetzer Vineyards, Hopland, Mendocino Co., CA Hopland, Mendocino Co., Vineyards, Fetzer 2015 © Since 1888 www.youngsmarket.com Main Office 2180 South 1300 East, Suite 500 Salt Lake City, UT 84106 Phone (801) 886-0096 Fax (801) 886-0098 Service & Orders: (801) 886-0096 ............................................................ WINE Follow Us! Young’s Market Company is continually updating its Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages. Follow us to keep up with the latest news and be in the know on industry trends and events as they are happening. Publication Date: July 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS NORTH AMERICAN WINES FOUR VINES ............................................ 11 SIMPLY NAKED ......................................... 23 CALIFORNIA FRANCIS COPPOLA ................................. 11 SMOKING LOON..................................... 23 3 BLIND MOOSE ........................................ 1 FRANCISCAN ESTATE ............................... 12 SOFIA ...................................................... 23 AMBERHILL ................................................ 1 FROG’S LEAP ........................................... 12 SONOMA-CUTRER ................................... 24 ANGELINE ................................................. 1 GNARLY HEAD ......................................... 12 SPOTTSWOODE ....................................... 24 ANTICA ..................................................... 1 GREYSTONE CELLARS .............................. 12 ST. FRANCIS ............................................. 24 AQUINAS .................................................. 1 GRGICH HILLS ESTATE .............................. 12 ST. SUPERY ............................................... 24 ARTESA ...................................................... 1 GUENOC ................................................ 12 STAG’S LEAP WINE CELLARS ..................... 24 ARTEZIN .................................................... 2 HAHN ...................................................... 13 STEPHEN VINCENT .................................. 24 AU BON CLIMAT ........................................ 2 HALL ........................................................ 13 STRAIGHT LINE ........................................ 25 AUSTIN HOPE ............................................ 2 HARTWELL ............................................... 13 SUTTER HOME ......................................... 25 AVALON .................................................... 2 HESS ........................................................ 13 TERRA D’ORO .......................................... 25 BENZIGER .................................................. 2 ILLUMINATION ........................................ 13 THE HILT .................................................. 25 BLACK BOX ................................................ 2 INGLENOOK ........................................... 13 THE PARING ............................................. 25 BLACKSTONE ............................................. 3 IRONY ..................................................... 14 TOASTED HEAD ....................................... 25 BOGLE ...................................................... 3 JAYSON ................................................... 14 TREANA ................................................... 26 BONESHAKER ............................................ 3 JOEL GOTT .............................................. 14 TREFETHEN ESTATE................................... 26 BONNY DOON ......................................... 3 JONATA ................................................... 14 TWISTED .................................................. 26 BONTERRA ................................................. 3 JORDAN .................................................. 14 TWISTED CEDAR ...................................... 26 BOTA BOX ................................................. 3 JUSTIN ..................................................... 14 TWOMEY ................................................. 26 BOUCHAINE ............................................. 4 KISTLER .................................................... 15 VALLEY OF THE MOON ........................... 26 CAKEBREAD CELLARS ................................. 4 LANDMARK .............................................. 15 VENDANGE ............................................. 26 CARMENET ................................................ 4 LANGTRY ................................................. 15 VINUM..................................................... 27 CARNEROS HILLS ....................................... 4 LIBERTY SCHOOL ..................................... 15 WALT ....................................................... 27 CARTLIDGE & BROWN ............................... 4 LOST ANGEL ............................................ 15 WENTE .................................................... 27 CHALK HILL ............................................... 4 LUCKY STAR ............................................. 15 WILLIAMS SELYEM .................................... 27 CHAPPELLET .............................................. 5 MACPHAIL ............................................... 16 WHITEHALL LANE ..................................... 27 CHIMNEY ROCK ........................................ 5 MACROSTIE ............................................. 16 WILD HORSE ............................................ 27 CLAIBORNE & CHURCHILL ......................... 5 MAIN STREET ........................................... 16 WOODBRIDGE BY ROBERT MONDAVI ...... 27 CLIFF LEDE ................................................ 5 MARK WEST ............................................. 16 ZACHERLE ............................................... 28 CLINE ........................................................ 5 MARKHAM ............................................... 16 ZEN OF ZIN ............................................. 28 CLOS DU BOIS .......................................... 6 MEIOMI ................................................... 16 ZEPALTAS ................................................. 28 CLOS DU VAL ............................................ 6 MICHAEL DAVID ...................................... 16 IDAHO CLOS PEGASE ............................................ 6 MONTEVINA ............................................ 17 SNAKE RIVER ............................................ 28 COULOIR .................................................. 6 MORGAN ................................................ 17 OREGON CONN CREEK ............................................ 6 MOUNT VEEDER ...................................... 17 A TO Z ..................................................... 28 CURTIS ...................................................... 6 NATHANSON CREEK ................................ 17 ACROBAT ................................................ 29 CYCLES GLADIATOR .................................. 7 NICKEL & NICKEL .................................... 17 ARGYLE ................................................... 29 DAVID ARTHUR .......................................... 7 NOBLE VINES .......................................... 17 BEAUX FRERES .......................................... 29 DAVID BRUCE ............................................ 7 NOVY ...................................................... 18 BERGSTROM ............................................ 29 DAVIS BYNUM............................................ 7 PAHLMEYER ............................................. 18 DOMAINE DROUHIN OREGON ............... 29 DELOACH .................................................. 7 PARALLEL NAPA VALLEY ............................ 18 ERATH ...................................................... 29 DIERBERG .................................................. 7 PARDUCCI ............................................... 18 EYRIE VINEYARDS
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