Thursday, January 17th, Mike from Liberty will be pouring these wines from 6-9pm at September:
Spencer Roloson 2003 'Palaterra' is a blend of Syrah, Carignane, and Valdiguie from California.
Medievo Crianza Rioja 2003 blends Tempranillo with Grenache, and sees 12 months in oak to give this dense Spanish red a little extra structure.
Forte Canto Negroamaro 2005, this is an unfiltered and organic Italian red made from Negroamaro (not the band... yet) from The Heel, Italy (Salento).
On Friday, January 18th, Josh from Martin Scott from 6-9pm is bringing these for the public:
L'Ecole No 41 Semillon 2006 from Columbia Valley, Washington. This Walla Walla winery actually started in 1983 in the basement of a schoolhouse, thus "L'ecole".
Robert Goyette Cabernet 2005 from Napa Valley is such an exceptional style of California wine making. Robert himself, has played a huge part in the California wine scene for over 30 years (credited with starting La Crema).
Cartlidge and Browne Pinot Noir 2006 is inexpensive and shows no sign of being so. The wine making has been directed by a man named Paul Moser for over twenty-five years.
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