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Organic 2004 Merlot wine, from very rich and flavorful certified organic, estate grown, hand picked grapes for a starter.
Fermented with tender loving care without the addition of sulfites, and thus capturing all the delicate flavor essences developed from the long summer season of ripening the merlot grapes.
The 3 years of aging in beautiful Nadalie French and American oak barrels.
Unfiltered, unfined, delivering its true, natural flavors and silky texture. Certified Vegan.
A perfect wine to celebrate the end of a Great 2007. Happy New Year from all of us at Coates Vineyards!
Friday, December 28, 2007
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Red Cap Reserve
The Red Cap Red label has finally been revived but as the Reserve. Long live the freedom fighters! Try drinking a bottle of the Red Cap Reserve and see what kind of freedom fighting expression you may exhibit. With 20% alcohol and being a Port style wine, there is nothing reserved about the bouquet of flavors and gorgeous ruby glow.
70 Cases of 750ml bottles produced
Release Date- July 2007
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
2003 Zinfandel Release
175 cases produced
Total SO2-none detected, Vinquiry-TTB Certified Laboratory
The 2003 Zinfandel hits the glass a fiery red and settles to a deep garnet. Initial nose is of big, purple baking cherries with undertones of driftwood. It is dry and very spicey from the new American oak. The spiciness is liken to a bit of clove. A wine perfectly suited to popular American taste. What rounds the wine out best is the unique terroir of the Klamath River bottom, rich with minerals imparting an almost flinty dryness to the finish.
Total SO2-none detected, Vinquiry-TTB Certified Laboratory
The 2003 Zinfandel hits the glass a fiery red and settles to a deep garnet. Initial nose is of big, purple baking cherries with undertones of driftwood. It is dry and very spicey from the new American oak. The spiciness is liken to a bit of clove. A wine perfectly suited to popular American taste. What rounds the wine out best is the unique terroir of the Klamath River bottom, rich with minerals imparting an almost flinty dryness to the finish.
Monday, January 29, 2007
2003 Merlot Release
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