Buy One Of These Bottles & Get the 2nd Bottle, Same Brand for $1.00 

• 2007 Byron Chardonnay, Santa Maria Valley, 90 pts., Parker; $26.00: Bright gold hue. Powerful scents of lemon, pineapple and oak. Viscous flavors of lemon custard, peach and apple cider. Creamy acidity and hints of vanilla mark the juicy close. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2007 Trefethen Family Vineyards, Chardonnay, Napa Valley, 90 pts., Wine Spectator; $30.00: Inviting aromas of lemon crème pie, butterscotch, hazelnut and sandalwood lead into a velvety, rich palate. Baked pear, caramel and Fuji apple are framed by harmonious acidity. The finish is long and clean with an opulent mouthfeel. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2009 Yealands, Pinot Noir, Central Otago, Marlborough, N.Z.; $29.00: This wine is bright ruby in colour. The nose shows notes of red cherry with a underlying savoury touch. The palate is supple yet juicy with ripe fruit and soft tannins on the finish. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2007 St. Francis, Zinfandel, Old Vines, Sonoma County; $24.00: This distinct "old world style" Zinfandel displays deep aromas of ripe black cherries and boysenberries laced with licorice, shadowed by spicy toasted oak notes that carry into a long luscious finish. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2006 Emblem, Cabernet Sauvignon, Rutherford, Napa Valley; $45.00: Rich, sophisticated and earthy, with concentrated dark berry and cassis aromas, beautifully balanced flavors of dried fruit and currants, and ripe, evolved tannins expressive of Rutherford dust. Its long, smooth finish marries rich fruit with savory, toasted oak tones. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00

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•  2008 Lewelling Vineyards, 96 pts., Parker; $69.00: Blackberry, creme de cassis, and tart cherry flavors; baking spice, mineral, coffee, and cedar; full-bodied with sweet, round tannins, impeccable balance and lively acidity.   
• 2008 Lewelling Vineyards, Wight Vineyard, 95+ pts., Parker; $99.00: Concentrated black plum, black cherry, and cassis flavors; allspice, dark cocoa, juniper and sweet smoke; exceptional depth and complexity; multi-layered richness; mouthfilling, velvety tannins and a lingering finish   
• 2009 Cliff Lede Vineyards, Stags Leap District, 91 pts., Parker; $66.00: This wine is unquestionably Stags Leap District: balanced fine-grained tannin, concentration, and fresh minerality. Satsuma peel, dark chocolate, black cherry, and damson plum characterize the lengthy finish     
• 2009 Caymus Vineyards, 91 pts, Wine Spectator; $78.00: With a lovely, expressive nose, the aromas are constantly evolving from blackberry to raspberry to kirsch, framed by chocolate and floral accents. On the palate, supple tannins and subtle wood notes add complexity to the primary fruit. The texture is plush and velvety, offering bright cherry, plum and vanilla.   
• 2005 Blankiet, Proprietary Red, Prince of Hearts by Helen Turley; $60.00:Winemaker Helen Turley, working with her viticulturalist husband, John Wetlaufer, is fashioning some spectacular wines. These are big, structured, potentially long-lived wines.
• 2008 Ghost Block, Single Vineyard, 90 pts., Wine Enthusiast; $100.00: A full nose of black fruit and oak followed by tobacco, caramel, spice, cassis and coffee. This is a medium-bodied cab, offering nice, ripe black fruit flavors surrounded by cassis, caramel and spice, finishing with smooth, round tannins.
• 2008 Blankiet, Proprietary Red, Paradise Hills Vineyard, 95+ pts., Parker; $225.00: Aromas of chocolate, espresso, blackberries, black currants and charcoal/burning embers leads to a full-bodied, expressive, rich wine that is nearly as compelling as the 2007. Dense, full-bodied and already drinkable, it should evolve for 20+ years. 
• 2008 Paul Hobbs, Beckstoffer, Dr. Crane Vineyard, 96 pts., Parker; $175.00:Bold, rich, intense and generous, with a perfumed mix of ripe blackberry, currant, anise, sage and licorice. Full-bodied, gaining depth and richness on the finish, where this has an even tighter focus.
• 2008 Joseph Phelps, Insignia, Proprietary Blend, 95-97 pts., Parker; $185.00: The 2008 Insignia boasts aromatic layers of dark roasted coffee and graphite. The seductive mouth-feel has excellent length, intensely ripe black fruit, minerality and creaminess that tie together seamlessly on the palate.                 

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Pay one one penny for one bottle of 2006 Red Truck Organic Zinfandel when you spend over $100.00 on any wine purchase. Normal price is $14.00 per bottle.

The backbone of this wine comes from Dry Creek Valley, a certified organic vineyard located on the west side of the creek. This gorgeous vineyard, filled with old head-trained vines, has produced blockbuster fruit since the mid-1960's.

"This delicious wine composed of Zinfandel, Carignane, Syrah, and Mourvedre explodes with cherry, plum and black pepper notes reflective of its renowned Sonoma County & Dry Creek Valley terroir."
Charlie Tsegeletos, Winemaker