2017 Colorado Cabernet Franc | Beach House Vineyard
- $30.00
- Perfectly cellared, this Franc shows off a beautiful brick/burgundy color. The nose is soft and expressive with sweet tobacco and leather. The palate is structured, yet smooth with age, as baked black cherry flavors dominate, while the easy finish lingers with mellow tannins, making this a great dinner wine.
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2017 Colorado Muscat | (Bookcliff Vineyard)
- $32.00
- This Muscat was made in our traditional "orange" style with one exception. Instead of fermenting on the skin for the majority of the fermentation, we pressed it off a bit earlier. This led to a ridiculously fruity, delicious and easy drinking Muscat that is hard to beat in this warm weather. Muscat is known for it's amazing aromatics, and this is no exception. Beautifully layered notes of orange blossom, meyer lemon, honeysuckle and white grape fill out the nose. On the palate, there's a slight richness but finishes with a clean, crisp citrus note.
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2017 Colorado Syrah | (Whitewater Hill Vineyard)
- $58.00
- Planted with a view, this wine is further proof that Colorado is a fantastic region for growing Syrah. This wine hits all the marks with layered aromas of white pepper, game and fresh herbs. On the palate, it’s ripe and lush with black fruit flavors culminating in a spicy, long finish.
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2017 Colorado Tempranillo | (Talbott Vineyard)
- $34.00
- The vintage showcases everything we love about Tempranillo grapes. Full on flavor yet pure, this wine remains easy drinking and fresh. Aromatically, it leaps from the glass with notes of black cherry and ripe plum. There's a subtle minerality on the finish, which is an interesting contrast to the fruit character.
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2017 Colorado Syrah (Avant Vineyard)
- $36.00
- A wine of serious structure and depth, this new Syrah is everything we love about the varietal. It’s rich and full bodied with plenty of dark fruit character that makes it a perfect pairing for red meat. Though this wine spent time in a new barrel, there’s still plenty of herbal spice notes that seem to amplify as the wine gets air - a hint as to how this bottle may develop in the cellar.
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