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Collusion Cabernet has nothing to hide! Dark as night, this red evokes notes o... Collusion Cabernet has nothing to hide! Dark as night, this red evokes notes of red currants and sweet tobacco, wrapped around a core of plum, red berry, and silky-smooth tannins. Pour it behind closed doors alongside nicely-salted grilled New York... more

This Cabernet has a striking Garnet color. Pronounced aromatics of red cherrie... This Cabernet has a striking Garnet color. Pronounced aromatics of red cherries, black raspberry, and black tea, with hints of fresh herbs, cedar box, and earth. Medium plus body wine with lush texture, firm tannins, and balanced acidity shows flavors... more

The 2018 Freedom Hill is deep ruby-red color. It has a very spice driven nose ... The 2018 Freedom Hill is deep ruby-red color. It has a very spice driven nose with dark cherry, plum, and white pepper. The mouth is an explosion of dark fruits, punctuated by bright acidity followed by sweet, savory spices, smoky oak and rich fruit... more

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is p... This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the public domain in the United States of America and possibly other nations. Within the United... more

Washington State has been touted as perhaps the best Merlot producing region i... Washington State has been touted as perhaps the best Merlot producing region in the United States. Hogue Merlot lives up to this reputation. The aromas are earthy and toasty with black cherry, cocoa, and spice. The palate is rich, but not heavy with... more

'In The Rocks' is Reynvaan's first vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley, located... 'In The Rocks' is Reynvaan's first vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley, located in Milton-Freewater, Oregon between a cherry orchard and En Cerise Vineyard. Described as the most unique terroir in the United States, this dried-up river bed contains... more

With three-foot by three-foot spacing and 4,840 vines per acre, this two acre ... With three-foot by three-foot spacing and 4,840 vines per acre, this two acre vineyard of Syrah and Grenache is the highest density planting in the Walla Walla Valley, and one of the highest in North America. Smoky red and black fruits, iodine, peppery... more

From the smallest American Viticultural Area in size, Red Mountain wines are a... From the smallest American Viticultural Area in size, Red Mountain wines are anything but diminutive. The wine is crafted to showcase the ripe fruit characteristics, incredible aromatics and concentrated tannins that reflect Washington state's warmest... more

Black cherry, plum, warm vanilla and espresso bean on the nose. Huge entry on ... Black cherry, plum, warm vanilla and espresso bean on the nose. Huge entry on the palate leads to a rich, dense mid palate with round, chewy tannins. Long finish driven by black fruit notes and hints of toasted oak. Pair with red meat including prime... more