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"This Chardonnay displays aromas and flavors of fresh apple with subtle hints of vanilla and buttery caramel. On the palate, notes of sweet oak and spice give way to a soft, lingering finish"

"Fresh and soft, this brims with spicy pineapple and floral flavors, finishing with mild sweetness."

"Soft in texture, with a delicate feel to the grapefruit and honey flavors, lingering gently on the lightly sweet finish"

"This fragrant wine presents aromas of apples and citrus, with light floral notes. Fresh flavors of pear, melon and lemon zest are balanced by crisp acidity, ending with a bright and lively finish."

"Each year, Dunham Cellars blends a portion of its wines into this red table wine. Using fruit from all of our estate vineyards and using the same barrels in which our finest Cabernet, Merlots and Syrahs are aged, we are able to maintain the consistent high quality of our top wine, as well as create a great everyday wine that is price-friendly."

"The nose opens with rich sweet fruit of blackberries, raspberries, and a hint of dark cherry. At first taste you are struck by the rich creamy texture that is accompanied by lush fruit accents. It finishes with an intriguing array of exotic spices. Smooth and elegant, this wine displays an amazing sense of balance from beginning to end."

"A dark story needs a dark wine, which is why we created this blend, typical of a traditional Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Aromas of spicy red hots, cinnamon and pine lead to a bursting mouth-feel of cassis, white pepper and granite. Fruity notes of raspberry and blackberry enhance this structured, firm tannin blend and finish with hints of rosemary and clove."

"Citrus is alive and well in 2011. The nose on Murphy’s is full of meyer lemon, blood orange and apricots. A delicate chalky terroir is present in the finish that tells of the rich Washington state geology. The palate is redolent with peach, apricot, kumquat, orange flower, and chalky schist. The high levels of natural acidity show themselves in a long and persistent stone fruit finish that ends with shades of a lemon tart."

"Portraying bright crispness, subtle sweetness and aromas of jasmine, pear and apple, the wine exemplifies the harmony of Riesling. The sweetness plays wonderfully with fiery fare (from Thai to Mexican), while the natural acidity stands up to richer foods (from French to German)."