Take a trip down to Santa Barbara Wine Country with this stunning six pack saver!
We can't help but love wines
from Santa Barbara County. Most of these wineries we have to seek out because their production level is so tiny. These unique wines always taste great and hardly ever carry the hefty price tag of Napa and Sonoma wines. Here are six Santa Barbara stunners to sip and enjoy!
from Santa Barbara County. Most of these wineries we have to seek out because their production level is so tiny. These unique wines always taste great and hardly ever carry the hefty price tag of Napa and Sonoma wines. Here are six Santa Barbara stunners to sip and enjoy!
"No viticultural region in America has demonstrated as much progress in quality and potential for greatness as... the Santa Barbara region, where the Burgundian varietals Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are planted in its cooler climates." -Robert Parker
Normally $175, but just $155 when you buy all six!
|
|
|
|
Neighborhood Vineyards Albarino 2014
$24/bottle
We
love California Albarino! It is the perfect wine for the summer--nice
and aromatic but beautifully dry on the palate. This wine almost smells
as aromatic as a Rhone-style Viognier but much more lean and dry on the
palate. Eating a lot of seafood where you're staying this summer?
Neighborhood Vineyards Albarino is the perfect accompaniment to any sort
of shellfish dish!
|
SR 246 Zotovich Pinot Noir 2013
$29/bottle
Zotovich
Cellars is a family-owned winery located in coastal Lompoc, California.
Winemaker Ryan Zotovich is coming most recently from Sea Smoke. Prior
to working at Sea Smoke, Ryan was the assistant winemaker at Palmina.
Much like the Neighborhood Vineyards Pinot, this wine will please
everyone. There are plenty of strawberry and raspberry characteristics
that explode from the glass to sip all day long.
|
Liquid Farm Rose of Mourvedre 2014
$29/bottle
Dare
we say, the most addicting rose we have ever sold? A bit more feminine
this year than previous vintages, the wine still has the same mineral
verve with a bit more expressiveness on the nose. There are
overwhelming notes of fluer de sel hints of white raspberry and
strawberry. We call it PINK CRACK for a reason--just ask anyone from
Bacchus & Venus, we all love it!!
|
No comments:
Post a Comment