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A Taste Adventure ... Tour of California 5
Dazzling Wine From The Golden State
Six 50ml (1.7 oz.) mini bottles
Let us be your winery tour guide through beautiful California. Start with two Rhône-style White Blends: taste the luscious Trattore from Dry Creek Valley in Sonoma and the juicy David Girard in the Sierra Foothills. Then, travel south to sample the full-bodied Fess Parker in Santa Barbara, the fruit-forward Rhône-style Red Blend from Clayhouse in Paso Robles, and back north for the concentrated Merlot from Raymond in Napa Valley, and the highly-textured and round Petite Sirah from Artezin in Mendocino County.
California doesn’t seem so big when you can taste wines from throughout the state right in your own living room!
Wines in this Sampler
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Zoom2010 Trattore "Tractor White" Dry Creek Valley White Blend
This luscious white Rhône blend exhibits light straw and green apple color hues.... Read More
Melon, honey, mineral, tropical fruit
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Zoom2009 David Girard "Coda Blanc" El Dorado White Blend
Grown on David Girard’s Estate Vineyard near Placerville in California’s Gold... Read More
Gooseberry, guava, melon, honeysuckle, mineral
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Zoom2008 Fess Parker Santa Barbara County Syrah
With its beautiful opaque garnet color this Syrah produces an abundance of bold... Read More
Blackberry, plum, black cherry, baking spices, white pepper, roasted meats, blueberry, chocolate, cinnamon, vanilla, toasty oak
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Zoom2006 Clayhouse "Estate Cuvée" Red Cedar Vineyard Paso Robles Red Blend
The '06 "Estate Cuvée" is an elegant and authentic Rhône-style blend with a... Read More
Blueberry, black pepper, cherry, red currant, cola, lavender, smoke and spice
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Zoom2008 Raymond "Reserve Selection" Napa Valley Merlot
The grapes for this Napa Valley Merlot were sourced 31% from Raymond’s Rutherford... Read More
Black cherry, blackberry, cedar, anise, Earl Grey tea, Kalamata olives, blood orange, lavender
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Zoom2008 Artezin Mendocino County Petite Sirah
Once used primarily as a blending grape to provide color and structure, Petite... Read More
Blackberry, cassis, fig, black cherry, blueberry, chocolate, mocha
