The Wine Line
July 2010

Wines Of The Month
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Mohua Sauvignon Blanc

New Zealand - Everything you expect from a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc except the high price. Mohua Sauvignon Blanc has the mouth watering acidity, lime, gooseberry and tropical fruit flavors in the lively style of Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand. This wine is best suited to Salmon and bolder flavored seafood preparations.

Star Rating

750 ml 9.88

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Cooper Mountain Pinot Gris

Oregon - A delicious, light, citrus frit Pinot Gris that will disappear fast. Cooper Mountain Pinot Gris is a good match for the more delicate seafood’s like crab, halibut and simple, unencumbered seafood recipes. The wine is produced from organic grapes.

Star Rating

750 ml 9.88

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Valdo Prosecco

Italy - Processco is the ideal sparking wine to serve with seafood. Valdo Prosecco has been produced for over 80 years with an emphasis on tradition and innovation. Light golden color, small active bubbles, crisp, fruity and great wine to start an evening or event.

Star Rating

750 ml 11.88

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Angove 9 Vines Shiraz-Viognier

Australia - The engaging aroma (from Viognier) immediately grabs your attention with Angove 9 Vines Shiraz-Viognier, it is irresistible. The Shiraz centers the wine with red fruit and spice. Light, easy to drink and totally enjoyable with almost any seafood.

Star Rating

750 ml 9.88

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Vistalba Malbec-Cabernet

Argentina - The hits just keep on coming from South America particularly Malbec and Malbec blend from Argentina. The lighter, fresh wines are great for seafood but when the bar be queue fires up a ripe, black fruit laced wine with a Cabernet back bone is required. Vistalba Malbec-Cabernet for ribs, burgers and steak.

Star Rating

750 ml 9.88