Wines

1995 Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley, Lot 2. Black opaque color, seductive aromas and dark fruit flavors integrated with subtle clove spice throughout the mid taste. Blackberry jam comes through in the finish to compliment briary fruit tannins. Opens up nicely during a meal with firm acidity. 14.2% alcohol. $25.00/bottle.

1996 Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley, Lot 1. Wild Raspberry nose, jammy cranberry flavors and nutmeg spices arrange this amiable wine. Vibrant acidity blends with fruit tannins that fill the finish and offer a perfect compliment to any meal. Our '96 vintage wines taste so nice right now. 14.2% alcohol. $25.00/bottle.

1996 Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley, Lot 2 . Earthy black cherry nose with the color of cranberries. A slight prickle on the tip of the tongue before the body spreads smoothly along your palate. An elegant cherry brandy finish that flows to your toes.14.7% alcohol. $25.00/bottle

1998 Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley. This is a dynamic, complex, sturdy Wines wine. Bright fruit appear in the fore-palate while dark fruit builds with subtle spice through the middle. The refined consistency finishes to balance the body's firm acidity and fine grain fruit tannins. 13.8% alcohol. $25.00/bottle. See technical data

2001 Reserve Zinfandel. Dark and inky, with a lovely black cherry nose. Huge mouth-feel with a long lingering finish of slightly sweet fruit. Roundplums lead to prickly berries with a hint of nutmeg and clove. Elegantly crafted to age 10 years, but so tasty now you wouldn't want to pass it by. 15.2% alcohol 150 cases produced. Retail $40.00/bottle

2000 Cinque Terre, Reserve, Dry Creek Valley. A diamond in the rough, this blend is a classic meant to age and grow to into its sophistication. The compilation of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Carignane and Petite Sirah meld a unique red blend. Spicy cherry, wild blackberry and plump blueberry aromas and flavors create world-class complexity. The broad mouthfeel is layered through the middle and leads to full fruit tannins. Alcohol 14.2%. Retail $50.00

1997 TERRANOVA, Dry Creek Valley. Proprietary red blend of Carignane, Valdiguie, Zinfandel, and Petite Sirah, which honors the father, Frank, who first started farming the family vineyards in 1946. Earthy wild berry aromas expose the dark fruit flavors of currant and spicy cassis. The fruit tannins hint the longevity of this great vintage. A versatile wine meant for all foods. 14.2% alcohol. Retail $27.00/bottle.

1998 TERRANOVA, Dry Creek Valley. Proprietary red blend of Carignane, Valdiguie, Zinfandel, and Petite Sirah, which honors the father, Frank, who first started farming the family vineyards in 1946. This wine exudes floral raspberry, eucalyptus and violet fragrances. A burst of red fruit flavors lead to bright acidity and are balanced with ripe raspberry flavors and smooth fruit tannins. Serve with "lite' fare to best compliment this wine. 13.8% alcohol. Retail $27.00/bottle.

1998 Petite Sirah, Dry Creek Valley. Deep purple in the glass, surprisingly soft on the palate. Imagine the smell of a blackberry patch on a warm summer day after a light rain; the fruit and earthiness come together magically in this wine. Firm tannins promote the smooth round mouth feel and support a long finish. 14.3% alcohol. Retail $32.00/bottle.

1999 Petite Sirah, Dry Creek Valley. Huge and jammy, dark purple-black color entice you to breathe deeply. Big vibrant, fruit takes its' place on center stage while the lenthy finish and hughe mouth feel demand an encore. Serve with boldly flavored foods. 14.3% alcohol. Retail $32.00/bottle.

2002 Zinfandel Port, Dry Creek Valley. This port has the upfront fruit of your favorite Teldeschi zinfandel with a bright sweet wild-berry nose. Its's dark ruby color pleases the eye while the chocolate gelato finish reminds you of that long ago summer in italy. Designed to drink young and fruity. 265 cases produced. Alcohol 16.8%. Residual Sugar 5.5%. Retail $25.00/500ml bottle.

2005 Pink Zinfandel. Perfect Summer quaff. Light strawberry accents compliment the blush hue. Crisp fruit and sweet taste dry out to a clean finish. Not a massacre of the noble red zinfandel, rather grown for the early harvested varietal. 13.5% alcohol. $7.50/bottle.