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Brilliant crimson in color, Raeburn Russian River Valley Pinot Noir leads with pleasing aromas of baking spice and vanilla. The palate is marked with stunning fruit flavors of lush wild blueberry, raspberry and blackberry with undertones of roasted hazelnut. The finish is graceful and sophisticated.

Grapes for this wine come from California's Central Coast, where the coastal influences of the Pacific Ocean combined with inland warmth create beautiful, balanced growing conditions for Chardonnay.

Decadent and rich, the 2022 Dark Horse Buttery Chardonnay delivers on its name. Layers of rich buttercream meet bright notes of lychee and mango while Tahitian vanilla and brown spice underscore a creamy finish.

Complex and intense aromatics of pear, apricot, and pink grapefruit, becoming quite luscious in character with flavors of quince, green apple, peach and minerals as a result of an extended growing season that lasted well into September.

Fresh and fruity, this medium-bodied wine also adds touches of toasted oak and butter on the palate for more depth and interest.

An exceptional blend of Napa Valley Merlot grapes selected specifically for their concentrated character provides layers of ripe blueberry and plum flavors complemented by aging in French oak barrel and a velvety texture.

A new California Cabernet Sauvignon, Bonanza is produced by Chuck Wagner, owner and winemaker of Caymus Vineyards. It reflects the “bonanza” of the great state of California – the discovery of land where delicious Cabernet can be farmed.

85% stainless steel fermentation on French oak, 15% barrel fermentation; 6 months aging in mostly French oak. Rich, medium-bodied wine, hints of oak, lush tropical fruit flavors.

The Line 39 Pinot Grigio displays fresh, delicate floral aromas in the nose. In the mouth, there are citrus flavors of lemon and lime supported by a full, long finish.

This 100% varietal wine is offers astringent tannins and severe acidity. The red fruit leans sour, ending on a leathery finish.

Coming on the heels of a prolonged multi-year drought, the 2016 growing season was defined by near-ideal conditions. Rain in March and early April allowed the vines to start the spring with ample moisture in the soil, making for healthy canopies and balanced vines.

A refreshing blend of traditional red wine and citrus fruit flavors. Best served chilled.