Mourvèdre, 2006, Trio Vintners
One of the first single-varietal bottlings of Mouredre released from Washington State, this single-vineyard Mourvedre was aged for 20 months in a mixture of new and seasoned barrels.
This is a wine that bridges the flavor gap between Syrah and Malbec, and is very food-friendly. Pair with succulent meats or game, and – above all – remember that this is wine to be enjoyed with others!
96% Mourvedre, 4% Syrah
Yakima valley Appellation
Vineyard: Den Hoed
Alcohol: 14.5%
Teroldego, 2001, Terzetto
Modeled after Teroldego produced by Foradori, this version is a bit different – as one would expect from the differences in climate and terrain. It presents aromas of cherry and blackberry with undercurrents of sage and toffee. It has a soft, mouth-filling texture, and some hints of dried herbs emerge, in addition to the cherries and blackberries, producing a very long finish.
