Red wine is a type of wine made from dark-colored grape varieties. The actual color of the wine can range from intense violet, typical of young wines, through to brick red for mature wines and brown for older red wines. The juice from most purple grapes is greenish-white, the red color coming from anthocyan pigments (also called anthocyanins) present in the skin of the grape; exceptions are the relatively uncommon teinturier varieties, which produce a red-colored juice. Much of the red-wine production process therefore involves extraction of color and flavor components from the grape skin. It is a delicacy around the world.
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Beautifully complex and soft aromatics of violets, cola, ripe fig and plum linger on the nose. The generous entry opens with bright, ripe blackberry and boysenberry, softening through the mid-palate with black cherry, cocoa, and allspice.
The roots of Kivelstadt Cellars date back to my grandfather, G.B. Raffetto. My grandfather’s fine foods business was sold decades ago but my father always longed to get back into the food world. His dream of owning land and working outdoors was realized in 2005 with the purchase of Kivelstadt Vineyard (or Wild Turkey, for…
A collision between the old and new. It marries warm, spicy, red-fruit driven Cabernet Sauvignon with Bordeaux varietals, grippy Sangiovese and the opulent wild brambly fruit of Zinfandel. It’s the wine an old Italian guy would make if he inherited a California vineyard. This wine is derived from Kuleto Estate’s very first Sangiovese bottling
Pair with spicy dishes
Very friendly with Mexican food or Indian
Fresh cheeses
All things duck {like so many of our wines!}
Well-seasoned chicken or turkey
Steak with green peppercorns
Frontenac Noir
I Selvatici/Los Salvajes, West Addison vineyard
Wild yeast
No added sulfites
Clay and limestone
La Garagista biodynamic wine
Our mission is to care for our land in creative and natural ways, make way for the honest narrative told by the wines and ciders that express our unique landscape and each vintage year, and share in and support the spirited food and agriculture of our community.
La Garagista biodynamic wine
The Beginning of Memory is an ancestral style pear cider made according to the shifts in the season. A duet of our early apples and pears are cured, ground and fermented on skins, then pressed and combined with our winter apple harvest in order to seed the second fermentation in bottle. The native sugars and wild yeasts found in our home farm orchard produce a unique méthode champenoise that harnesses the flavors of our alpine landscape.
Pair this with:
Everything duck-related: rillettes, confit, breast
Baked ham
Sauteed spinach
Spinach souffle
Kale pesto
Kale caesar
Sparkling Poiré – 75% pear, 25% apple
Wild yeast
No added sulfites
Grown on volcanic soils
Color : Typical light red of Nebbiolo.
Bouquet : Savory herbs, tobacco, mint, sweet herbs and licorice sweet red berries, raspberries, flowers, mint and spices are all laced.
Taste : Together in a supple, silky Barolo.
The Gouron family has been producing wine for five generations at their estate in Cravant-les-Côteaux just east of the village of Chinon. Laurent and Stéphane Gouron tend the 72 acre La Varenne estate which is surrounded by forests. All of their vineyards are located within the Appellation of Chinon.
The Volpetti family winery is situated on the gentle volcanic slopes of the Colli Albani region just south of Rome. Though the family has been making wines since 1958, wine production in this area dates back to the Roman Empire. Here Volpetti focuses mainly on unique indigenous grapes like Cesanese. Rome is only 17 miles…
An homage showcasing grenache and Carignan (The “forefathers” of Languedoc red wines). This wine was subsequently labeled “Les Darons”, the affectionate expression for “The Parents” in the Parisian suburbs where winemaker Jeff Carrel was born.
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