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Outside of Italy, Moscato Giallo can be found in the Valais region of Switzerland, where the grape is known as Muscat du Pays. Most people enjoy Moscato as a sweet wine however, this wine is dry. This pale lemon wine has light aromatic intensity but packs a punch on the palete! Orange blossum, lime and wet stones tickle the nose as they perk the consumers interest. The first sip of this medium body wine will send a burst of fruit while acid and minerals dance their way across the tongue. Flavors of mandarin orange, banana, pineapple and melon transport the consumer to a tropical paradise. Pair Muscato Giallo with gorgonzola cheese, fresh baked apple pie, pannacotta with fresh mango and so much more! Just one sip and you will See What Texas Tastes Like! 

Picardan is pale straw in color and has aromas of green apple, pear and lemongrass. It is one of the rarest varietals in the world and was at risk of going extinct, until recently. In France, this varietal was used as a blending grape but, Texas grape grower, Steve Newsom, saw its potential and took a risk in 2017. He planted 4 acres of Picardan. He felt the Texas High Plains had the perfect climate to grow this varietal. It turns out he was correct. Our customers love this light bodied varietal that has flavors of apricot, peach and nectarine. International and national judges agree that Picardan is special and we have the medals to prove how good it is.

The tradition of blending wines dates back many years, back to when mixed vineyards were insurance against the wrath of mother nature, and a reliable harvest was much more important than flavoring. This Montepulciano, Sagrantino and Teroldego blend is a full bodied Italian varietal powerhouse. Dark Amarena cherries, baked fruit, warming spice, and licorice on the nose give way to jammy strawberry and cranberry with thyme on the palate. When pairing with food, try charcuterie, aged meats, pasta dishes with tomato sauce, and red meats.

Aged for 16 months in French oak barrels. This wine has additional vanilla and creme brulee flavors and aromatics in comparison to the more fruit forward, smoky oak of the standard Merlot. 

With a pale golden hue, aromas of honeysuckle, banana and mandarin orange. This medium bodied wine transitions smoothly from front to back palette and would easily pair with a wide variety of foods. Bright, fresh pear and grapefruit flavors dance over the tongue. A buzz of minerality carries these flavors on a long finish that leaves the drinker wanting another sip. Pair this wine with blackened chicken, creamy pasta sauce or strong cheeses and see what Texas tastes like! 

This brick red, deeply bold and smoky red wine is sure to tingle the senses! Aromas of vanilla, warm caramel, leather, sweet pipe tobacco and hazelnut create feelings of warmth that travel over the whole body. With medium body, this wine is not too intense for novice wine drinkers. In fact, everything on the nose is also on the pallet! Additionally, you can expect to experience flavors of dried cranberry, cherry, cooked fruit and roasted praline pecans. Medium finish makes this wine a perfect compliment to dark fruit compotes and dark chocolate dessert. 

Aged for 3 months with light toasted American oak, the 2019 vintage of Reserve Viognier has light body, medium gold appearance and has a creamy mouthfeel with touches of lime, tart rainier cherry and pineapple. Vanilla on top of beautiful aromas of peony, fresh yogurt and other tropical fruits, this wine has a medium finish. Viognier is the unofficial white wine grape for the state of Texas! Pair this Reserve Viognier with delicate meats or scallops that are flavored with stewed fruit, almonds, citrus or aromatic herbs. 

This Rhone varietal is pale straw in color and has bright aromatic notes of pear with slight notes of honey. It exhibits strong aromas of lemon and keylime combined with strong flavors of citrus and almond. The first sip brings you pear with meyer lemon and ends with a soft finish. Enjoy this variety with a pairing of roasted chicken or veal with a cream sauce.

Hailing from Italy's Umbria region, Sagrantino grapes are the most tannic grape variety. Aging this wine in oak barrels helps to smooth out these bold tannins and creates the wine's silky texture. With a medium garnet color, pronounced licorice, bourbon, and leather scents quickly overtake the nose. The medium body carries dried cherry, raspberry, brown sugar, and smoked cedar to the palate with a long finish. Due to the highly tannic nature of Sagrantino, this wine ages well and is best decanted before drinking. Akin to a Spanish Rioja, look for food pairings that feature fat and umami; smoked sausages, wild mushrooms, and heavy cheeses all match nicely. Perfect for those who find themselves near a campfire, this wine will comfort the travel-worn explorer or any general consumer who can easily enjoy themselves anywhere.
 

Viognier (“Vee-own-yay”) is a medium-bodied white wine that originates in southern France. Most loved for its perfumed aromas of peach, apricot, and honeysuckle, Viognier can also be oak-aged to add a rich, creamy taste with hints of vanilla. Viognier loves warm climates and grows great on the Texas High Plains. These grapes are often left on the vines for a longer time. If you love to brood over bolder white wines like Chardonnay, Viognier is definitely something you’ll like to swirl. With notes of tangerine, pineapple, and kiwi, this wine will leave you dreaming of a tropical paradise. While it is recommend to pair Viognier with poultry and fish, think rich, creamy dishes are also a great choice.

Riesling grapes originally call their home Germany but Texas is proud to produce this aromatic varietal. With pale lemon color, this wine opens with aromas of cantaloupe, lemon zest and classic Riesling petrol. High acidity and light-medium body create a sensation of fullness as flavors of pear, pineapple, white tea and orange blossom move over the tongue. Dry Riesling is a marvelous choice for a variety of food pairings as its long finish lifts savory flavors. Asian and fusion cuisine, seafood, pork and chicken are all perfect complements to this wine.

Faring from Southern Tuscany, Montepulciano welcomes all with open arms. Catching your eye with its deep garnet hue, this wine boasts an aromatic bouquet of ripe red fruit, maraschino cherries, and leather. The pallet brightly sings of juicy plum, ripe strawberries, and savory notes of oregano and tobacco, while the pleasantly soft tannins bring it all into a soft finish. This medium bodied wine pairs brilliantly with all of your favorite Italian foods, from pizza and any tomato based pasta.

Outside of Italy, Moscato Giallo can be found in the Valais region of Switzerland, where the grape is known as Muscat du Pays. Most people enjoy Moscato as a sweet wine however, this wine is dry. Honey suckle, citrus blossom, quince, and apricot jam waft out of the glass, creating an exciting first impression. On the palate, flavors of grapefruit, peach, pineapple, and orange peel create the experience of summer bliss. Pair Moscato Giallo with gorgonzola cheese, fresh baked apple pie, pannacotta with fresh mango and so much more!

On the nose, Picardan showcases aromas of pear, saltwater taffy, and orange blossom. With a light body and light straw color, flavors of grapefruit and minerals sip blissfully on the tongue with slight effervescence, and leave the drinker wanting another taste. This light bodied wine, one of the rarest varietals in the world, leaves a clean and bright finish. It is the perfect addition to the grapes grown on the Texas High Plains. If there’s basil, lime, avocado, or garlic in the food, a bottle of Picardan should go along with it and See What Texas Tastes Like!

This sweet Riesling has aromas of jasmine and wet stones present on the nose. In the mouth, sweet flavors of golden apple, honey, and candied nuts linger on the finish. Good sweet Riesling is famous for its sharp acidity, giving the wine complexity and lift. The bold acidity enhances the age-ability of these wines. The wine pairs well with various foods and cuisines, from spicy Mexican to Caribbean courses. A hearty Arroz con Pollo (chicken and rice) or some tacos complement the wine’s sweetness and fruitiness.

We love Albarino! This golden colored wine has delightful aromas of orange, red apple, papaya and honeysuckle. It is loved for its high acidity and refreshing citrus flavors. This wine has medium body with pleasant tastes of white peach, grapefruit and minals. Zippy acidity carries the wine through a long finish that makes it a perfect pair for popular foods. Pair this wine with ceviche, fish tacos and creamy pasta dishes.

This garnet colored Bordeaux variety expresses intricate characteristics within both aroma and palate. Notes of fresh berries, dried florals, and herbs waft from the glass, eluding to the flavors within. The palate is composed of flavors of strawberry rhubarh pie, clove, black licorice, and sublte notes of pepper. Well integrated tannin and acidity create a round and lush finish. This well-loved varieal wine should be paired with hard cheeses and juicy cuts of steak.