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Sierra Foothills Able Vineyard Land Situated Between 1,200- Delta
Merritt Island AVA El Dorado AVA Part of Clarksburg AVA. A 5,000-acre island AVA are dictated by its elevation, with allow- sits at the northernmost point of the California Sierra Foothills able vineyard land situated between 1,200- Delta. Receives cool breezes from San Fran- 3,500 feet. Vineyards above 2,000-feet, resting cisco Bay. Soil of rich loam, makes the area a on high-acid, magma-based soils, enjoy four high-volume grape producer. Only a handful of distinct seasons. Rising above the fog line, El wineries including Bogle Vineyards, most of Dorado experiences eastern breezes from the the grapes produced in this region go into Sierra Nevada Mountains, which force hot other regional California blends. daytime air into the valley below. By far the most planted grape in this region is Zinfandel, however, the more profitable Cabernet Sauvi- gnon and Merlot are both gaining ground, and Clarksburg AVA the wineries that call this appellation home are Sixteen miles long and eight miles wide, it has now experimenting with classic Rhone varie- over 9,000 acres of vines. Poorly-drained clay tals as well. and loam soils. Combines arid conditions with a nutrient-rich base. Summer days are warm here, but in late afternoon, cool breezes from Fair Play AVA San Francisco Bay roll into the Sacramento Highest average elevation of any appellation in River Delta., preserving acidity in the ripening California. It provides winemakers with the fruit. More than twenty wine grape varietals epitome of mountain-grown fruit. Fair Play is thrive in the AVA..best results in this terroir entirely contained within the El Dorado and are achieved by Chenin Blanc and Petite Sirah. -
2018-TWF-Vineyard-Guide.Pdf
TABLE OF CONTENTS THE PROJECTS The Proprietary White Project 3 The Proprietary Red Project The RhÔne Project The Rosé Project 4 The Super Tuscan The Sparkling Project CABERNET FRANC Stagecoach Vineyard, Napa Valley 5 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Broken Rock Vineyard, Napa Valley 6 Fern Rock Vineyard, Spring Mountain District, Napa Valley 7 G3 Vineyard, Rutherford, Napa Valley 8 Greeg Mountain Ranch (formally Lewis Vineyard), Napa Valley 9 J Squared Vineyard, Coombsville, Napa Valley 10 Melrose Vineyard, Rutherford, Napa Valley 11 Stagecoach Vineyard, Napa Valley 12 CHARDONNAY Courtney’s Vineyard, Sta. Rita Hills, Santa Barbara County 13 Rodgers Creek Vineyard, Petaluma Gap, Sonoma County 14 GEWURZTRAMINER Rivercat Vineyard, Clarkburg 15 MERLOT Broken Rock Vineyard, Napa Valley 16 PETIT VERDOT Stagecoach Vineyard, Napa Valley 17 PINOT BLANC Schrader Ranch Vineyard, Mendocino, Mendocino County 18 PINOT GRIS Rivercat Vineard, Clarksburg 19 PINOT NOIR Addison Trumbo Vineyard, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County 2017 adoption only 20 Lindsay’s Vineyard, Sta. Rita Hills, Santa Barbara County 21 Rodgers Creek Vineyard, Petaluma Gap, Sonoma County 22 SANGIOVESE Creston Ridge Vineyard, Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo County 2017 adoption only 23 Windsor Oaks Vineyard, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County 24 SAUVIGNON BLANC Morgaen Lee Vineyard, Yountville, Napa Valley 25 SYRAH Windsor Oaks Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County 26 VIOGNIER Catie’s Corner Vineyard, Russian River Valley, Sonoma County 27 ZINFANDEL Jigsaw Vineyard, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County 28 DESIGN Design Your Packaging 29 PAYMENT Options & Discounts 30 THE WINEMAKER PROJECTS J CLICK TVS FOR VIDEO UPDATES EACH YEAR, THE WINEMAKERS FLEX FERMENTATION MUSCLES AND FOLLOW ENOLOGICAL PASSION THROUGH A UNIQUE SERIES WE CALL THE PROJECTS. -
2019 KLWT Brochure V7.Pdf
FINGER LAKES WINERIES First in Wine, First in Beauty 2019MAP & GUIDE INCLUDING SIGNATURE FOOD & WINE EVENTS PASSPORT The Keuka Lake Wine Trail Passport & Coupon Book $15 + tax Present the passport at any member winery to receive a free standard tasting for one person! Welcome to Keuka Lake! The passport also includes discounts and coupons at member wineries, local dining, attractions, and more. The Finger Lakes of New York is the largest and most celebrated wine producing105% region in the Eastern United This passport is not valid for use with groups of 8 or more. States. At its heart lies Keuka Lake and its spectacular Passports may be purchased at any participating winery beauty and glacially-deposited soils inspired early grape or at www.keukawinetrail.com cultivation and the birth of America’s wine industry in 1860. Today, Keuka Lake’s wineries craft some of the world’s most beautifully balanced and vibrant wines. Experience a truly memorable getaway on the Keuka Lake Wine Trail. Visit anytime – many wineries are open daily, year-round – or join us for one of our Signature Events (described in this brochure). The Keuka Lake Wine Trail was established in 1985. It takes pride in the histories of its member wineries and when you visit, you will taste outstanding wines, receive superior hospitality and enjoy breathtaking views around Keuka Lake. TICKETS & INFORMATION VISIT WWW.KEUKAWINETRAIL.COM, CALL 800.440.4898 OR VISIT YOUR LOCAL WEGMANS WEST SIDE WINERIES WEST SIDE WINERIES The Folts Family: John & Josephine Ingle Vineyard View Winery -
September Newsletter 2020
September 2020 Vol. IV, No. 3 An Exclusive Newsletter for The Vintners Club Members Lodi Vintners Notes What’s Inside From the Winemaker You Should Have Been There! Member Spotlight Featured Wines Recipe from Our Staff The Rippey Reserve Room The Vintners Club Exclusives Upcoming Events Current Wines From the Winemaker Covid-19 has changed our lives, including the wine industry. For those of you who have experienced symptoms or know someone who has, the virus is all too real. Our Tasting Room is open for tastings on the deck or around the fountain. Our team has worked hard to ensure your safety and enjoyment. August provided us with record setting hot days! This year, like last year, has been a less challenging growing season. Once again, we have a traditional start to the harvest with our first grapes arriving mid- August. This year’s harvest is yielding smaller, more flavorful grapes with juice that is deep in color and a promise of great wines. Not all grape varietals are picked at the same time. Grapes for sparkling wines are the first to be picked, usually in early August, marking the start of "crush." Next, most of the white grapes make their way from the vineyard to the crush pad. Harvest continues through late October – sometimes early November – for red varietals, as they take a bit longer to reach full maturation. Harvesting of Cabernet Sauvignon grapes begins later than most other varietals and typically lasts the longest. This year the Zinfandel vines at Lodi Vintners are heavy with fruit that is naturally flavorful. -
Clarksburg Area Community Plan
Clarksburg Area Community Plan Adopted September, 2015 Yolo County, California Clarksburg Area Community Plan Adopted September, 2015 Yolo County, California Acknowledgements YOLO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Matt Rexroad, Chair Jim Provenza, Vice Chair Oscar Villegas Don Saylor Duane Chamberlain YOLO COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION Jack Kasbergen, Chair Richard Reed, Vice Chair Leroy Bertolero Jeb Burton Daniel Friedlander Amon Muller Sydney Vergis CLARKSBURG GENERAL PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE Dominic DiMare, Chair David Ogilvie, Vice Chair Amanda Beck, Secretary Phyllis Dutra Mike Heringer Gary Merwin Linda Waits YOLO COUNTY PLANNING, PUBLIC WORKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT Taro Echiburú, Director Stephanie Cormier, Senior Planner (Liaison to Clarksburg) Eric May, Deputy County Counsel Marianne Estes, District 1 Deputy (Villegas) SEPTEMBER 2015 1 WITH SPECIALTHANKS TO: Mike McGowan, previous District 1 Supervisor Gail Klauer, previous Chief of Staff to Supervisor McGowan David Morrison, previous Assistant Director, Planning and Public Works Nancy Kirchhoff, previous Clarksburg CAC member and Secretary Bob Webber, previous Clarksburg CAC member and Vice Chair Mary Kimball, previous Planning Commissioner and Chair Stephanie Patterson, previous GIS Specialist SEPTEMBER 2015 2 Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Part I .......................................................................................................................................................................... -
Wine by the Glass
Wine by the Glass ½Glass/Glass/Retail/List Varichon & Clerc “Privilège” 6./10./28./.40. Blanc de Blanc - Brut N.V. White fruit w/ tropical fruit, floral tones & a lively minerality Grandial 6./10./28./.40. Blanc de Blancs - Brut - N.V. - Landris, France (100% Ugni Blanc) Fresh butter & cake Bailly Lapierre 8./14./40./56. Crémant de Borgogne - Rosé Brut - N.V. Crisp red currant w/ bright minerally freshness Saracco 7./12./34./48. Moscato d’Asti - Frizzante - N.V. Peach, honey & orange blossom w/ apricot & tangerine Fantini “Farnese” 6./10./28./.40. Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo - Rosé - Spain - 2016 Persistent aroma w/ hints of strawberry & red fruit Eberle Winery 8./14./40./56. Muscat Canelli - Paso Robles - 2016 Jasmine blossom & mandarin zest w/ peach & guava August Kessler 6./10./28./.40. Riesling - Kabinett - 2015 Citrus & spice w/green apple, peach, Meyer lemon & lime Dry Creek Vineyard 6./10./28./40. Sauvignon Blanc - Dry Creek Valley - 2017 Pineapple & pear w/ light minerality, melon & chestnut Scarpetta 7./12./34./48. Pinot Grigio - Fruli, Italy - 2016 Honey & pear w/ lavender & a touch of minerality Dry Creek Vineyard 7./12./34./48. Chenin Blanc - Clarksburg - 2017 Pear & tropical fruit w/ mandarin, melon & white pear Playtime Blonde 6./10./28./.40. Chardonnay - CA - 2015 Fresh pear & tropical fruit w/ citrus & a balanced creamy finish Beckon 9./16./45./64. Chardonnay - Central Coast - 2016 Green apple & tropical fruits w/ a toasted vanilla finish Lake Sonoma Winery 8./14./45./64. Chardonnay - Russian River Valley - 2015 Citrus & banana w/ crème brûlée & honey Old Soul 6./10./28./40. -
WINE BUSINESS.Comclassifieds
WINE BUSINESS.com Classifieds North Coast Regional Edition California counties of Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Napa, Solano and Sonoma September 24, 2021 Bi-weekly, Regional Classified Listings www.winebusiness.com/classifieds Grapes and Bulk Wine Registration Is Open Now! Chardonnay 2021 Napa RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY 4.50 TONS | $1,200/TON SELF GRAPES CALISTOGA, CA CLICK REF TO VIEW ONLINEHTTP://WWW.WINEBUSINESS.COM/CLASSIFIEDS/GRAPESBULKWINE/?GO=LISTING&LISTINGID=215397 Cabernet Franc 2021 UNSPECIFIED/OTHER Malbec 2021 0.28 TONS | $0/TON ATLAS PEAK Hillside grapes grown in south Napa, 4 TONS above Phelps’ Soscol Vineyards. For sale 1/2 to 2 tons each of Organically farmed, planted in Malbec, Syrah, Merlot and Cabernet 2016,clones: cab franc French clone Sauvignon planted on a small rocky 214 & French clone Petite Verdot 400 hillside vineyard at 800’ elevation on Pinot Noir 2021 Chardonnay 2019 SELF FAMILY VINEYARD Atlas Peak. Would make wonderful RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY NAPA, CA components in a Red Blend. 5 TONS | $1,500/TON We are looking for high end Russian CLICK REF TO VIEW ONLINEHTTP://WWW.WINEBUSINESS.COM/CLASSIFIEDS/GRAPESBULKWINE/?GO=LISTING&LISTINGID=215914 NAPA, CA SELF River grapes and juice for our CLICK REF TO VIEW ONLINEHTTP://WWW.WINEBUSINESS.COM/CLASSIFIEDS/GRAPESBULKWINE/?GO=LISTING&LISTINGID=215065 CALISTOGA, CA Reserve Chardonnay which typically Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 CLICK REF TO VIEW ONLINEHTTP://WWW.WINEBUSINESS.COM/CLASSIFIEDS/GRAPESBULKWINE/?GO=LISTING&LISTINGID=215396 received 90+ in Wine Spectator ATLAS PEAK Merlot 2021 NAPA, CA NAPA, CA SONOMA VALLEY Sauvignon Blanc 2021 CLICK REF TO VIEW ONLINEHTTP://WWW.WINEBUSINESS.COM/CLASSIFIEDS/GRAPESBULKWINE/?GO=LISTING&LISTINGID=215099 CLICK REF TO VIEW ONLINEHTTP://WWW.WINEBUSINESS.COM/CLASSIFIEDS/GRAPESBULKWINE/?GO=LISTING&LISTINGID=215098 5 TONS | $2,500/TON SONOMA COUNTY 5 tons available $2500/ ton Planted SPOTTSWOODE Grenache 2020 Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 2004. -
COMPUTER PRICE LIST by BRAND CATEGORY Effective: November 20, 2017
COMPUTER PRICE LIST BY BRAND CATEGORY Effective: November 20, 2017 LISTE DES PRIX PREPAREE PAR ORDINATEUR Entrée en vigueur le 20 novembre, 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS MANITOBA LIQUOR & LOTTERIES PRICE LIST – BRAND CATEGORY - November 20, 2017 BEER WINE - CANADIAN Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Distributed 130-140 Canadian Bulk Wine / Vin en Bloc 37 Canadian Flavoured Wine / Vins Aromatises 37 Canadian Fruit Wine / Vins de fruits-canadien 37-38 REFRESHMENT BEVERAGES Canadian Icewine / Vins de Glace 38-39 Cider / Cidres 123-125 Canadian Sparkling Wine / Vins Mousseaux-Canadien 39-40 Coolers - Wine and Spirit Based / à Base de Vin et D'Alcool 125-130 Canadian Red Wine / Vins Rouges-Canadien 40-46 Non-Alcoholic Ready-to-Drink Cocktails / Prêt à boire Cocktail non- 130 Canadian Rosé Wine / Vin de Table-Rose Canadien 46-47 alcoolisée Canadian White Wine / Vins Blanc-Canadien 47-53 Canadian Miscellaneous Wine / Vins Divers-Canadien 39 Canadian Non-Alcoholic Wine / Vin Non-Alcoolisée 53 LIQUEUR/LIQUOR (listed in alphabetical order by flavour) 4-11 WINE - IMPORTED SPIRITS Imported Bulk Wine / Vin en Bloc 53-54 Brandy / Eau-de Vie 1-2 Flavoured Wines / Vins Aromatises 55 Gin - Dry /Gin sec & Gin-Geneva/Gin geneve 2-4 Imported Fruit Wines / Vins de Fruits-Importes 55 Miscellaneous Spirits / Spiritueux divers 11-12 Imported Sparkling Wine /Vins Mousseaux-Importée 57-62 Rum / Rhum 12-17 Imported Red Table Wine /Vins Rouges-Importée 62-97 Tequila / Mezcal / Mezcal 17-18 Imported Rosé Wine / Vin de Table-Rose Importée 98-100 Vodka 19-23 Imported White Table -
Signature Cocktails
desserts - signature cocktails - urban snack cakes | 4 variety pack | 12 the pisco trolley | 13 black forest roulade pumpkin spice & pecan whoopie pie capurro pisco | pineapple & orange juice | angostura bitters caramelized peanut eclair triple chocolate ho ho simple syrup apple and pear streusel | 9 elderflower highball | 14 spice anglaise | caramelized baby pear sia blended scotch | elderflower liquor | lemon juice | soda & mint 14 layer cake and ice cream | 12 chocolate cake | salty caramel | vanilla ice cream mission margarita | 13 corralejo blanco tequila | cointreau | blood orange juice yogurt panna cotta cherise | 9 agave | cilantro & jalapeño pistachio pain de gene | morrelo cherry coulis pear perfection | 12 lemon and ginger napoleon | 9 bacardi superior | pear puree | ginger liqueur wild berry compote fresh lemon | simple syrup urban tavern peanut butter cup | 10 bourbon and apple | 13 sea salt brittle | peanut butter ice cream bulleit bourbon | organic apple soda | angostura bitters | fresh lemon Valrhona chocolate pot de creme | 9 toffee caramel | graham streusel | toasted marshmallow cucumber mintini | 14 cookies & milk | 8 square one cucumber vodka | lime juice | muddled cucumber & mint hazelnut raspberry | blueberry | chocolate chip | ginger molasses artisan California cheese selection | 13 - classic cocktails - carmody. marinated feta. goat crotin. pepato bellweather. nicasio reserve. toasted walnut bread. nuts. quince paste. lavender honey “the city” sazerac | 14 urban negroni | 14 high west double rye whiskey bummer and -
Federal Register/Vol. 85, No. 218/Tuesday, November 10, 2020
71722 Federal Register / Vol. 85, No. 218 / Tuesday, November 10, 2020 / Proposed Rules DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY U.S.C. 205(e), authorizes the Secretary of the TTB regulations (27 CFR 9.12(c)) of the Treasury to prescribe regulations prescribes standards for petitions for Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade for the labeling of wine, distilled spirits, modifying established AVAs. Petitions Bureau and malt beverages. The FAA Act to expand an established AVA must provides that these regulations should, include the following: 27 CFR Part 9 among other things, prohibit consumer • Evidence that the region within the [Docket No. TTB–2020–0013; Notice No. deception and the use of misleading proposed expansion area is nationally or 198] statements on labels and ensure that locally known by the name of the labels provide the consumer with established AVA; RIN 1513–AC62 adequate information as to the identity • An explanation of the basis for and quality of the product. The Alcohol defining the boundary of the proposed Proposed Expansion of the Clarksburg and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau expansion area; Viticultural Area (TTB) administers the FAA Act • A narrative description of the AGENCY: Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and pursuant to section 1111(d) of the features of the proposed expansion area Trade Bureau, Treasury. Homeland Security Act of 2002, affecting viticulture, including climate, ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking. codified at 6 U.S.C. 531(d). The geology, soils, physical features, and Secretary has delegated the functions elevation, that make the proposed SUMMARY: The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and duties in the administration and expansion area similar to the and Trade Bureau (TTB) proposes to enforcement of these provisions to the established AVA and distinguish it from expand the approximately 64,640-acre TTB Administrator through Treasury adjacent areas outside the established ‘‘Clarksburg’’ viticultural area by Order 120–01, dated December 10, 2013 AVA boundary; • approximately 27,945 acres. -
Currently-Released, Award-Winning Wines Made from Lodi Rules Third
Currently-released, award-winning wines made from Lodi Rules third-party certified sustainable grapes Producer Wine Vintage Appellation Award(s) Lodi – Silver Medal - 2016 International Women’s Wine Competition 2014 Silver Medal - 2016 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Mokelumne River Silver Medal - 2016 Seattle Wine & Food Experience Competition Grenache blanc Best in Class - 2016 Sunset International Wine Competition Lodi – 2015 Gold Medal - 2016 Sunset International Wine Competition Mokelumne River Gold Medal & 95 Points - 2016 California State Fair Wine Competition Silver Medal - 2016 San Francisco International Wine Competition Silver Medal - 2016 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Lodi – Rousanne 2014 Silver Medal - 2016 San Francisco International Wine Competition Acquiesce Winery Mokelumne River Silver Medal – 2016 California State Fair Wine Competition Bronze Medal - 2016 Seattle Wine & Food Experience Competition and Vineyards Lodi – 2014 Silver Medal - 2016 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Mokelumne River Bronze Medal - 2016 Seattle Wine & Food Experience Competition Viognier Best of California - 2016 California State Fair Wine Competition Lodi – 2015 Best of Class of Region - 2016 California State Fair Wine Competition Mokelumne River Double Gold Medal & 98 Points - 2016 California State Fair Wine Competition Bronze Medal - 2016 Sunset International Wine Competition Silver Medal - 2016 International Women’s Wine Competition White Blend Lodi – 2014 Silver Medal - 2016 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition -
Lodi Wines Press Kit 2015
LoCA: The Wines of Lodi, California Press Kit 2015 LODI WINE COUNTRY Lodi—the Place: “Lodi Wine Country” is one of California’s major winegrowing regions, located 100 miles east of San Francisco near the San Joaquin/Sacramento River Delta, south of Sacramento and west of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. It is named after the most populous city within the region. Lodi is characterized by a rural atmosphere where wineries and farms run by 4th - and 5th generation families operate in tandem with a new group of vintners who have brought creative winemaking and cutting-edge technology to the region. In Lodi, grape-growing is inextricably woven into the culture: the city of Lodi’s police department prominently features a grape cluster in its logo, and high school teams are named after grape varieties. A Track Record of Continuous Success: Lodi has been a major winegrape growing region for over 150 years. Unlike many U.S. wine regions, Lodi actually prospered during Prohibition and as such has been a continuous source of wine grapes since the 1850s. In fact, when early trappers wandered into what is now Lodi, they called one stream they discovered "Wine Creek" because of the proliferation of wild vines found there. As more and more Italian and German immigrants made their homes in Lodi, vinifera varieties such as Zinfandel, Tokay, and Alicante appeared by the 1880s. Key Milestones In Lodi’s History: o Fruit supply routes to the East Coast had been well established and so home winemakers took advantage of the provisions of the Volstead Act during Prohibition by purchasing wine grapes from Lodi to make their legal allotment of wine.