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                 Cliff Creek, Southern Oregon

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Black Neck

 

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Crucero

 

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Three Winds

 

ITALY

Castellari Bergaglio

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Malibràn

 

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Cliff Creek Winery

 

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Rimon Winery

 

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Cliff Creek
Wine Selections

Cabernet
Claret
Merlot
Syrah
Red, Red, Wine
 

Cliff Creek 2003 Claret

Varietals:

42% Cabernet Franc
37% Cabernet Sauvignon
21% Merlot.

Vineyard:

Sams Vineyard

Appellation: 

Southern Oregon

Sub Appellation: 

Sams Valley

Fermentation: 

Open Top

Wood: 

French and American Oak

Aging: 

18 Months Oak Aging

Wine Maker Report:  This is a classic Bordeaux style wine, with aromas of wild mountain blackberries and the perfect thread of Cabernet Franc’s acidity and zest. Well-balanced with sweet tannins and complex layers.

ACCOLADES
89 Points Wine Enthusiast
Gold - Northwest Wine Summit
Bronze - San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
Bronze - San Francisco International
 

BORDEAUX BLENDS:  Bordeaux is an area in southwestern France that produces some of the best wines in the world. This region encompasses about 280,000 acres in vineyards and produces between 700 and 900 million bottles of wine annually.

The red wines grown in Bordeaux include the following grape varietals; Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petite Verdot. T In California, Oregon and Washington, many wineries produce Bordeaux varietals and Bordeaux blends with those wines approved by the Bordeaux region. 

Pair these classy wines with prime rib, good steaks, roasted vegetables, savory pasta dishes and hearty cheeses, or try your own pairing ideas. If you enjoy a particularly good pairing, let me know, and I will try it too. Remember, wine tasting should be fun, and is best when shared. Cheers
 

 

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