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

• 2008 Chalk Hill, Chardonnay, Estate, Russian River Valley, 375 ml.; $19.00: Rich, yet crisp and elegant. Enjoy alone or alongside a wide variety of dishes including crab, scallops, fish and roasted chicken. It is the perfect accompaniment to rich butter or cream sauces. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2008 Grgich Hills Estate, Fume Blanc, Napa Valley, 91 pts., Tanzer; $30.00: The wine's mouth-watering acidity and elegant flavors of tropical fruit, lemon grass and a touch of mineral at the end of the long finish are perfect with grilled seafood and chicken, creamy pasta dishes or summer salads. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2007 Grgich Hills Estate, Zinfandel, Napa Valley, 92 pts., Connoisseur's Guide; $35.00: The winemakers co-fermented the Zinfandel with a touch of Petite Sirah to add complexity and structure and then aged the wine in large oak casks so the flavors are well integrated but not overwhelmed by oak. The medium-bodied wine features classic Zinfandel aromas and flavors, appealing fruit, and soft tannins. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2008 Sebastiani, Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley, 91 pts., Connoisseur's Guide; $30.00: Bright, cran-raspberry and crushed black pepper aromas; indicative of non-raisiny Dry Creek Zinfandels with notes of white chocolate and espresso from the oak aging. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00
• 2006 Ramey, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 92 pts., Tanzer; $59.00: Bright ruby. Cherry and red berry aromas are complicated by dried rose, tobacco and fresh herbs. Juicy and intense, with gently sweet red and dark berry flavors and slow-mounting tannins. Get the 2nd bottle for $1.00

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•  2010 Anselmi, San Vincenzo, Veneto; $13:00: White Wine by Anselmi from Veneto, Italy. Light straw color with crisp and pure aromas, with scents of minerals, apple, banana and lemon blossoms. Medium-bodied, dry and fresh, with notes of citrus fruit, pear, grapefruit and hints of hazelnut. Well-matched with smoked or grilled fish, shellfish, lobster salad and roast chicken.        
• 2010 Donnafugata, Anthilia, Sicily; $15.00: Floral notes, crisp, with rich fruit of lemon/lime, white peach and yellow plum. Only 12.5% alcohol, this is an excellent and refreshing summer alternative to the popular Pinot Grigio. A complete and complex Italian white wine.
• 2007 Arnaldo  Caprai, Montefalco Rosso, Umbria, 90 pts., Parker; $21.00: Medium to deep ruby. Amazingly complex aromatics for such a young wine. Candy black cherries, incense, black licorice, pine needles, and most of all, ground coffee. Medium weight but great flavor expansion, very chocolatey dark fruit, fine, lingering, mouth-coating tannins.
• 2009 Bouchard Pere & Fils, Bourgogne, Blanc, Cote de  Beaune; $19.00: Beaune is the epicenter of Burgundy's wine trade and the second-largest town in the famous Cote d'Or sub-region. Just as Nuits-Saint-Georges gives its name to the Cote de Nuits, so Beaune's name has been adopted for the southern half of the Cote d'Or escarpment, the Cote de Beaune.
• 2009 Bouchard Pere & Fils, Bourgogne, Rouge, Cote  de Beaune; $19.00: For centuries, Beaune has been so intrinsically associated with Burgundy's wines that before the formalization of France's appellation system in the mid-20th century, its name was widely used as a generic title for any locally produced wine. Since the creation of the town's communal AOC Beaune appellation in September 1936, only wines from Beaune vineyards have been able to use the name.     
• 2008 Aalto, Tempranillo, Ribera del Duero, Spain, 95 pts., Parker; $56.00: A glass-coating opaque purple color, it is already displaying a complex aromatic array of sandalwood, smoke, espresso, lavender, Asian spices, and assorted blue and black fruits. Smooth-textured, succulent, and structured, it will evolve for 2-3 years and offer a drinking window extending from 2013 to 2028+. In the scheme of things, it offers great value in top-flight Ribera del Duero.
• 2007 Donnafugata, Proprietary Red, Tancredi, Sicily, Tre Bicchieri; $44.00: 

  From their website: "Tancredi is the perfect partner while reading a book or listening to music. We also recommend it for formal and business lunches. Its broad and enveloping structure pairs to grilled or roasted strong red meats, imposing roasts and lamb. Try it with porcini mushrooms and aged cheeses too."  

• 2009 Donnafugata, Muscat, Ben Rye' Sicily, 375 ml., 95 pts., Wine Enthusiast; $42.00: Complex and ample sweet wine with an outstanding freshness. On the nose intense notes of apricot and peach follewed by sweet sensations of dried figs and honey, aromatic herbs and mineral notes.
• 2007 Antinori, Tignanello, Tuscany, 95 pts., Parker; $99.00: "Antinori's 2007 Tignanello is wonderfully ripe and seductive in its dark cherries, flowers, spices, tobacco, sage, cedar, mint and minerals. This is as opulent a Tignanello as I have ever tasted but there is just enough acidity and structure from the Sangiovese to keep things from going over the top. The wine's richness and warmth are such that in a blind tasting I mistook the 2007 Tignanello for a wine from Maremma! The dense, muscular fruit follows through to an impeccable finish with no hard edges and impossibly fine, silky tannins. Simply put, the 2007 is a magnificent Tignanello. The 2007 Tignanello is 80% Sangiovese aged in 300-liter French oak barrels (1/3 new), 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Cabernet Franc, both aged in 100% new 225-liter French oak barriques. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2027."

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Pay one penny for one bottle of 2009 Jacuzzi, Sangiovese, Sonoma Coast, upon spending over $100.00 on any wine purchase. Normal price is $17.75 per bottle.

• 2009 Jacuzzi, Sangiovese, Sonoma Coast; Best known for its role in Chiantis and Brunellos, Sangiovese is the most widely planted grape in Italy. Jacuzzi Family Vineyards' Sangiovese has balanced acidity, medium body and moderate tannins and will age gracefully for the next five to seven years. Deep red color, bright raspberry, cherry and pepper flavors all come together in this wine.