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Sale!Catawba — Made from Catawba grapes from the Finger Lakes region; this rosé was created to celebrate and commemorate the Pilgrims’ voyage to this land 400 years ago. Catawba grape is a native cold climate grape with notes of melon, sweet cherry, strawberry and pink grapefruit. This semi-sweet blush goes great with brunch or stands alone for casual sipping. Pairs well with pepperoni pizza!
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Italian Red Blend – 45% Barbera/35% Sangiovese/15% Montepuciano/5% Cab. Sav. — This blend results in a wine that is structured and complex, worthy of cellaring. With a deep ruby color and bouquet of plums and blueberries it evolves to iris and violets with a full, firm and elegant finish on the palate. Pairs well with red meats, fatty fish and medium to heavy soft cheeses.
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Sale!Pinot Grigio — This zesty white wine is as refreshing as a cold glass of lemonade on a hot summer’s day. Pinot Grigio (AKA Pinot Gris) is a dry white wine that has a punchy acidity with flavors of lemons, limes, grapefruit, green apple, and honeysuckle. Pinot Gris is a mutation of the red grape Pinot Noir and its skin is not green like most white varietals but instead is a greyish blue, which is what gives the grape its name. Pairs well with light fish dishes, antipasto, light pasta sauces, risotto, and fish.
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Sale!Petite Verdot — Used mostly as a blending grape, it is a very bold, full bodied red wine with high tannins and ethereal aromas of plum, lilac, violet and sage with a gravel-like minerality. A wine not for the faint of heart it pairs well with gamier meats such as lamb and Venison and cheeses like pecorino, smoked gouda and aged gruyere..
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Pinot Noir — Medium bodied dry red with dominate flavors of strawberry, cherry, raspberry and blackberry with more subtle hints of earth driven flavors like mushroom, leather and warm spice. Pairs well with pork and poultry, beef, bacon, fish, lamb, wild game and even chocolate.
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Vidal Blanc — A local cold climate grape, Vidal Blanc produces a fruity wine with notes of grapefruit and pineapple. A full-bodied white with noticeable acidity, it can be a good alternative to Chardonnay. Pairs well with scallops, crab, salmon, tuna, poultry or a sweet fruit platter.
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Sangiovese — This lightly oaked Italian varietal has fresh fruity flavors of sour red cherry and strawberry with earthy aromas and notes of tea leaves and mild spiciness. This wine is classically paired with tomato-based Italian cuisine such as pasta and pizza.
