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A Taste of ... Michel-Schlumberger
A Character of Elegance
Six 50ml (1.7 oz.) mini bottles
Michel-Schlumberger has a well-earned reputation for its excellent Bordeaux varieties. They have long believed in blending these varieties for complexity, and their red wines have harnessed the ripe, raw power of the new world with the elegant reins of the old. For example, their Merlot has consistently shown well-knit aromatics and richly structured flavors-unusual characteristics for what is known in California as a soft, "entry-level" wine. Likewise their Cabernet is prized for its classic claret balance, depth of fruit, and nuance. These are wines of finesse.
Michel-Schlumberger Wines in this Sampler
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Zoom2007 Michel-Schlumberger "La Brume" Dry Creek Valley Chardonnay
The 2007 Vintage gave the winemaker an opportunity to showcase this Dijon clone... Read More
Pink grapefruit, apple
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Zoom2007 Michel-Schlumberger "Le Fou" Dry Creek Valley Pinot Noir
Vintage 2007 was a great vintage all around. Since the Pinot Noir is the first... Read More
Fresh cherry, strawberry
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Zoom2006 Michel-Schlumberger "La Source" Dry Creek Valley Syrah
Spice driven notes are the handle on this wine. The body gives a big nod to the... Read More
Spice driven notes and big, black fruit
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Zoom2006 Michel-Schlumberger "Le Sage" Dry Creek Valley Merlot
"Find the hidden word. Merganzer. Mercantile. Mercy. Merlot. Merit. ... Read More
Classic dried flower/violet
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Zoom2006 Michel-Schlumberger "La Cime" Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Every wine is different. Each vintage gives the winemaker an opportunity to... Read More
Bing cherry, cranberry, blueberry and plum
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Zoom2004 Michel-Schlumberger "Deux Terres" Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Vintage 2004 started with an early, warm spring followed by a mild mid-summer.... Read More
Allspice, dried cherries, cranberry and cassis
About Michel-Schlumberger Wines
Michel-Schlumberger, sited on the western hillsides of Dry Creek Valley, has a well-earned reputation for its excellent Bordeaux varieties. They have long believed in blending these varieties for complexity, and both their red and white wines have harnessed the ripe, raw power of the new world with the elegant reins of the old. Read More
