• 2007 Argyle Chardonnay, Nuthouse, Willamette Valley, 92 pts., Parker; $36.00: "Bright and lively, delivering a silky-textured mouthful of pear, grapefruit and cream aromas and flavors, lingering with a hint of walnut on the refined finish. Drink now through 2012." Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00!  
• 2006 Marimar Estate, Pinot Noir, La Masia, Russian River Valley, 91 pts., The Tasting Panel; $49.00: The aromas in this 2006 vintage reflect the classic Green Valley/Russian River fruit - raspberry, strawberry cream, Bing cherry. On the palate it is seductive and well balanced, with bright acidity and soft tannins. The elegant oak contributes a rich texture that rounds out the captivating mouthfeel and adds a note of lively spice. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00!
• 2006 Santa Margherita, Chianti Classico, Tuscany, Was $26.00, Now $22.00: Color: Deep ruby red Aroma: Sweet sensations of wood envelope ripe, spicy fruit Taste: Mouth-filling fruit impresses one with its roundedness and gentle tannins; sensations of ripe, sweet fruit lead into a spicy aftertaste. This is an elegant wine that reflects fully the characteristics of its terroir and is also a modern interpretation that embodies Italy's most classic vineyard area. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00!
• 2002 Roederer Anderson Valley, L'Ermitage, Sparkling, Anderson Valley, 91 pts., Wine Spectator: $45.00: "Sleek and complex, with lovely aromas of green apple, loam and warm cinnamon rolls. The flavors show pinpoint focus, yet are nicely layered, with baked apple, lime and toasty spice flavors that linger. Drink now through 2013." (11/08) Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00!
• 1998 Cuvee R Lalou, Reims, 98 pts., Wine News, Was $175.00, Now $89.00: On nosing, the wine holds back initially, only to deliver a sudden sensation of tremendous elegance and finesse. One can sense this crescendo of body and power held in check that give the blend its depth and complexity.Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00!

• NV Schramsberg, Mirabelle Brut Rose, 93 pts., Wine Spectator; $24.00: A rose with serious intentions, it has a delicate pink hue and floral aromas of strawberry and spicy yeast rolls.   
• NV Roederer Anderson Valley, Brut, Rose, 93 pts., Wine Enthusiast; $27.00: The Roederer Estate Brut Rosé is full and round with smooth flavors and fine persistent bubbles. The extra measure of Chardonnay contributes elegance and austerity, which balance nicely with the delicate fruitiness of the Pinot Noir.  
• NV Domaine Carneros, Brut Rose, 93 pts., Wine Enthusiast; $37.50: "Delicious. This is a full-bodied blush bubbly with instant appeal, from the coppery color to the long, spicy finish. Shows lush flavors of creamy raspberries and red cherries, brioche, vanilla and cinnamon spice, with a nutty sweetness. Elegant and complex. Drink now."      
• NV Taittinger, Cuvee Prestige Rose, Brut, 95 pts., Wine News; $60.00: Ripe strawberry and raspberry flavors team with lemon and yeast to form a complex bouquet that earns the "Prestige" of its title. 
• NV Billecart-Salmon, Brut Rose, Ay, 94 pts., Wine News; $108.00: Billecart Salmon Rose is one of the best non-vintage roses from Champagne. The Sparkling Wine is made from 50% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir and 10% Pinot Meunier. It is salmon-pink in color and full of vibrant fruit flavours such as strawberry and citrus.    
• NV Beau Joie, Brut, Rose, Epernay; $135.00: The Beau Joie Rosé has a crisp and fruity taste and comes in a copper armored bottle. It features over 60 hand-applied rivets and the rose color peeks between the spaces. It's not just pretty, it's a also green, the encasing is created from second-generation copper scrap and the brand has activated a recycling program with venues so that each bottle's encasing can be further reprocessed.        
• 1999 Bollinger, Rose, La Grande Annee, 97 pts., Wine News; $150.00: With Bollinger, Rose champagne is first and foremost a 'Grande Annee' wine. It is therefore only produced from a great vintage when grapes have reached a perfect maturity and an excellent balance between the acids and sugars. The Bollinger Grande Annee remains, however, a blended wine from crus and grape varieties. In this sense, it too carries the expression of the House style. However, in this case, the style is also dependent on the characteristics of the particular great vintage.            
• 2002 Perrier Jouet, Fleur de Champagne, Rose, Epernay, 94 pts., Wine News; $325.00: Its distinct raspberry/strawberry infusion character gives this wine an exceptional amount of direct fruitiness that is becoming more and more evident in Champagnes of its color. There is also a youthful vitality to the wine and a bread dough yeastiness that one does not see in the older bottlings.  

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