Drifting Wines

Where Will Drifting Take You?

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CABERNET SAUVIGNON

Black currants, raspberry and dark cherry flavors find themselves soaring amongst the toasted oak that produce this smooth and flavorful Cabernet Sauvignon.

If confronted with a grill, choose the ribeye or find the lighter side of a special spiced rubbed chicken. A pasta dish with savory tomatoes and other vegetables is enough to make this drifter stop and take notice. Cruise by the chocolate aisle for an intriguing dessert choice. Whichever direction you take, a mouth-pleasing experience can be yours.

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CHARDONNAY

Tropical notes waft into flavors of lightly toasted oak, green apples and surprise you with a zest of light lemon finishing rich and carefree.

If confronted with a grill, choose the cedar planked salmon or special spiced rubbed chicken. A pasta dish with an Alfredo sauce doused with shrimp or veggies is enough to make this drifter stop and take notice. If feeling the lighter side of life, a wedge or Caesar salad can be show stoppers. Whichever direction you take, a mouth-pleasing experience can be yours.

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OLD VINE ZINFANDEL

Sweet cherry, blueberry and light plum aromas and flavors lift your senses and are completed with a black pepper spice and slight tobacco that end in a full and silky finish.

Zinfandel has a diverse range of foods that work well with it! Try starting with a platter of cheeses, like manchengo, smoked gouda, parmesan, and gorgonzola, then move on to your barbecue for any wild game, like duck, pheasant, venison and of course a steak or tri-tip. If feeling the warm and cozy or the elegant and inspiring, you can pair with lasagna, brisket or a select prime rib roast. To end your meal, you cannot go wrong with a chocolate molten cake, brownies or fudge.

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SAUVIGNON BLANC

Zesty citrus and green apples collide with fresh peaches and a touch of passion fruit. The finish is lingering and complete with a slight fresh acidity.

Just delicious on its own, but a platter of cheeses is always good, especially goats cheese and an aged cheddar. Grilled pork, chicken and of course flaky style fish dishes only enhance the experience.

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