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Y. Rousseau 2013 Le Roi Soleil Mt Veeder Cabernet Sauvignon
$99.99

Napa Valley
WTB Cellar Selection 95 Rating

This is the serious side to Napa Cabernet. All Mt Veeder fruit. This is a Great example of what Mt Veeder has to offer to Napa Cab Lovers without being a fruit-bomb. It has a layered, rich, full-bodied mouthfeel that is balanced with refined, roasted French oak. It’s a sleeper and a keeper. R1-5
Yalumba 2016 The Virgilius Viognier
$34.99–$209.94

Eden Valley Australia
4.1 vivino Rating

The Virgilius is Yalumba’s most distinguished Viognier – a wine that shows power with restraint. As Yalumba’s most premium and enchanting white wine, it is loved by wine lovers looking for something beyond the more conventional offering. The nose has intense aromas of early season just picked apricots, cardamom, white pepper and fresh ginger. Lifted ginger spice is layered on the palate with mineral sourdough like texture and complex apricots and almond savouriness. The trademark Viognier lusciousness of the palate is clearly evident in this wine. It is complex while at the same time showing purity and restraint that will unwind slowly in the glass and take the imbiber on a sensory journey. At its best with food, The Virgilius complements a wide range of flavors, particularly dishes with spice and rich flavors. Try with poached pike perch; grilled sirloin and chips; beef rendang; pan fried herb stuffed mushrooms; or fresh gnocchi with olive oil and shaved truffles. The Virgilius, while showing all the virtues of great Viognier as a young wine, will reward cellaring as it evolves in the bottle, with even more layers of flavor and aroma.

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Yalumba Y Series 2018 Viognier
$12.99–$120.00

South Australia
Enjoyabilityfactor 90 Rating
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Whiffs of mascarpone, apricot nectar and white fleshed stonefruit. Those aromas flow seamlessly to the palate where you can add an alluring ginger spice. A little concentrated, it's soft through the mouth and it's length hums along seeming endless. Find it on special for around 10 bucks and you are the winner. WBC

Buy this one by the 12pk for $10.00 per bottle
Yangarra 2013 Estate Vineyard Grenache High Sands
$99.99

McLaren Vale South Australia
Wine Advocate 97+ Rating
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The 2013 Grenache High Sands has a medium/deep ruby-purple color and simply stunning nose of crushed raspberries, Bing cherries and potpourri with hints of lavender, star anise, vanilla, cinnamon stick and pepper. The concentrated, full-bodied palate juxtaposes remarkable freshness and a firm, finely grained backbone with voluptuous fruit spanning extraordinary depth. Heady, multilayered and yet with a solid backbone that suggests great ageing potential, Yangarra hits a whole other level with this vintage of High Sands! It's delicious now, but should greatly reward another 3-5 years of patience and drink a further 20+ years. Wow.
Yering Station 2015 Little Yering Chardonnay
$17.99–$203.88

Yarra Valley Australia
Wine Enthusiast 90 Rating
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From one of the Yarra's most historic wineries, this wine starts a little reductive but it dissipates after a short time. To the fore march tangy tropical fruit, nettles, ginger, lemon and a core of buttery toast. On the palate, those same toasty characters are even more apparent, creating plenty of creamy texture, while the zippy acidity keeps things refreshing. MS
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Yering Station 2016 Little Yering Pinot Noir
$17.99–$203.88

Yarra Valley Australia
Wine Enthusiast 92 Rating
Editors' Choice Award
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Complex and earthy, this wine knits flavors of hot stone, tobacco, Morello cherry, and green peppercorn onto a palate of ultrafine, leathery tannins and beautifully poised acidity. This is an elegant and multifaceted wine. MS
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Zardini 2013 Amarone della Valpolicella Classico
$29.99–$359.88

Veneto Italy
Amarone della Valpolicella, usually known as Amarone, is a typically rich Italian dry red wine made from the partially dried grapes of the Corvina, Rondinella and other approved red grape varieties. Valpolicella is in the province of Verona, within the large Veneto region near Venice. Notable wines have been produced there since ancient times. The wine was assigned Denominazione di Origine Controllata status in December 1990. On 4 December 2009, Amarone and Recioto della Valpolicella were promoted to the status of Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita.

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ZD 2016 Chardonnay
$27.99–$311.88

California
Wine Enthusiast 91 Rating
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Big flavors and a broad, mouthfilling texture help this barrel-fermented beauty stand out. Vanilla, custard and melted butter aromas lead to similarly rich flavors on the palate, where the wine feels layered and concentrated.

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Zenato 2014 Alanera Rosso Veronese
$12.99–$150.00

Veneto Italy
James Suckling 93 Rating
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This is a delicious new red from Zenato with plenty of dark berry, chocolate and spice. Walnut undertone. Full body, round and velvety texture. Blend of merlot and corvina.

Buy this one by the 12pk for $12.50 bottle