~ Chateau St. Michelle Merlot, Canoe Ridge Estate 2000, WA
Canoe Ridge Estate Vineyard built an early reputation for Merlot with its generous,
fruit-forward style marked by rich black cherry and blueberry. It is a unique expression of
one of Washington State’s most innovative & renowned Columbia Valley vineyards.

~ Ferrare-Carano Siena ’99 Sonoma County, CA
This special wine is an exceptional blend of Sangiovere, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Malbec.
Reminiscent of the rich Sangiovese/Cabernet blends produced in the famed Tuscany region
of Italy, this distinctive wine is enhanced by the unique raspberry and strawberry
characteristics of the Sangiovese grape.

~ Martin & Weyrich ’99, Etrusco,. Paso Robles, CA
In the tradition of super Tuscan blends this wine is 85% Cabernet Sauvignon deep breadth
and flavor and 15% Sangiovese to lift and brighten it. The inclusion of Sangiovese, the
ancient red grape of Tuscany led to their use of the word Etrusco, as the Etruscans were the
first to farm Sangiovese grapes.

~ Qupe’ Syrah 2001, Santa Maria, CA
Ripe and fruity Syrah, centered around a core of cherry and rhubarb flavors, right down to the
crust. Rated 88 with wine spectator.

~Parallele “45” 2000 Cote du Rhone, France
Cote du Rhone is the most popular Rhone wine and jaboulet has chosen the name “Parallele 45”
to immortalize the vineyards location on the 45th latitude which passes through many of the
best wine growing regions of the northern hemisphere.Soft, aromatic, and flavorful.
Excellent value for the money.

~ Yangarra Park, Appellation Series 2001 Australia
Bold, ripe, generous flavor with delicious blueberry-laced currant and plum flavors that remain round
and appealing as they linger. Wine spectator rating of 90.
From the Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates Collestion.

~ Alamos Malbec, 2001, Mendoza-Argentina
Wine Spectator rates this wine 86. Rich in cinnamon, blackberry, and chocolate flavors.
Rich & full-bodied. .Delicious with chicken, lamb, grilled vegetables, and pasta dishes.

~,Chateau La Rogue, Pic Saint Loup, France
This blend of 60% Syrah and 40% Mourvedre was christened Cupa Numismae from a
gold coin bearing that inscription from the turn of the century. Only 4700 cases were produced..

~ Moulin-a’-Vent Domaine Diochon, Beaujolais 2001, France
“Nice juicy black cherry and plum fruit, with hints of brier and spice underneath.
Sweet smoke on the finish. Drinks like a burgundy.” Wine spectator. 89 rating.