Search results for: 'Glenmorangie 14 Year'

Mindlblowing nose with spearmint, cloves and blackberries. Floral, too. Full body with phenomenal detail featuring delicate but intense blackberry, espresso, toasted oak, caramel and dark chocolate. Cedar and sweet tobacco. Finesse all over. Learn More

Made with 79% Cabernet Sauvignon, 17% Merlot and 4% Cabernet Franc. There is an aromatic intensity and penetration that is truly world-class, and there is incredible balance as well as complexity in these young wines. Learn More

Blend of 54% Merlot and 46% Cabernet Sauvignon. The elegant, round 2011 Second Flight offers hints of coffee beans, roasted herbs, black currants and jammy black cherries. Elegant and medium-bodied with low acidity and sweet. Learn More

Ruby red in color, this wine shows intense and complex aromas of ripe, red fruit, sweet spices and dried fruit and nuts. Firm bodied, it is round and supple with velvety tannins and a long, savory finish. Learn More

There is something magical about this Oakville parcel on the valley floor just under the looming hillsides of such wineries as Phelps, Bacchus and Dalla Valle's Maya, and across the street from the Rudd Estate, Plumpjack, etc. Learn More

Kentucky- Basil Hayden's 10yr is a golden amber color with aromas of big oak, hints of char, vanilla and rye. Oak balanced by caramel sweetness and rye spice. Finish is lightly smoky with a subtle hint of char. Learn More

65% Meunier, 25% Pinot Noir, 10% Chardonnay. Francoise and her son Vincent farm only a few small acres and vinify tiny quantities of premium chapagne in Western Marne Valley. The grapes are harvested by hand and the champagne ages for several years in the cellar. Learn More

For the first 15 years of Alban Vineyards, John couldn’t afford to keep more than 20% of the fruit he raised. Chardonnay was an easy sell and suited to a broad spectrum of soils. As Alban Vineyards progressed and the contracts for the Chardonnay and Pinot lapsed, we were in a position to keep the blocks. They were methodically grafted and became the foundation for Patrina. Learn More

The bouquet offers secondary aromas in evolution of blackberry briars, laurel,and light nuances of geranium. Shades of tamarind and graphite in the second stage. Full and rounded, tannins well-integrated with the fruit component and the flavor is brought out with an acidic vein that connects the whole. Learn More

Clean straw wine, yellow coat with green hues and high density. The first contact on the nose is the result of small percentage of Dona Blanca 80, made ​​at very low temperatures, which gives the wine a touch of tropical fruit, pineapple, mango, peach, pear, etc. Learn More

Hand-harvested, rigorous grape sorting before the crush. Direct pressing, settling of the juice for 12 hours then racked directly into 228-L oak barrels, the percentage of new oak and the length of aging depend on the vintage. Vineyard planted in 1950. Learn More

The vines are in Chavignol and you will appreciate the richness of this site alongside vibrant minerals that come from the Kimmeridgian soils. A full-bodied rich Sancerre that's a great foil for rich meals - anything in a butter sauce works well but the combinations are endless. Learn More

We strove to create a dark rum that is as honest as it is delicious — all-natural, unsweetened, and getting its color naturally from the barrel only. We mash molasses and cane sugar together and ferment our rum with a proprietary blend of yeasts.

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This LAN Reserva has aged for twelve months in a combined American- and French-oak cask followed by two years in bottle. Aromas of red fruits, blended with the notes of vanilla and spice from the oak. Recommended to match stews, spiced dishes, legumes, or cured cheeses. Learn More

New from Italy, Josh Cellars Prosecco Rosé offers fresh wild berry and blackberry notes which are complemented by a refreshing acidity and effervescence. Many years ago, Josh Cellars founder Joseph Carr worked at a winery in Italy, falling in love with the country and with Italian wines.

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