Four great red varietals combined to make one tasty blend. Hints of blackberry, cherry, strawberry, smoke and leather make this wine adaptable to almost any culinary environment much like the coyote it's named after. Cheers!
All Day Long. She also said "I could drink this out of a fire hose". Ok, she has issues, but the wine speaks for itself. Enjoy this small batch release All Day Long - just finish your chores first!
Big Frankie 2018. This Big Bold Cab Franc is rich with flavors of blackberry and black cherry along with earthy bell pepper undertones and mouthwatering acidity.
Because it lacks couth (duh). Made from a little of this and a little of that... (ok a lot of cab), a modicum of zin and a pinch of Syrah. That’s it, unfiltered, unrefined and unapologetic. Don’t be a snob, try it!
Bella Giornata Super Tuscan 2018. Bold noses of cherry and strawberry tempered with hints of violet and a gravel like minerality make this blend both unique and spectacular - Drink and discuss. Here's wishing you a "Beautiful Day"
Blackbird Merlot, 2018. Merlot, from the French Merle or blackbird, was presumably named for the dark blue, purple, almost black color of its berries. With flavors of cherry, blackberry and plumb along with its supple tannins, this merlot pairs well with everything from chicken to prime rib to pizza. After a temporary fall from popularity, merlot is back and back with a vengeance. Blackbird Fly!
Symphony is a relatively new and still largely unknown varietal. A cross between Muscat of Alexandria and Grenache Gris, Symphony has a fruity and floral Bouquet, and is both sweet and tart with notes of spice on the finish. Pair it with buffalo wings, grilled meats or Cesar Salad—it’s the kind of wine you can drink “all day long”. Enjoy!
A 2017 Malbec. This inky gem is a virtual party on your pallet. Fruit forward, black cherry, black berry, touch of spice and a hint of tannin on the finish. Jam, Spice, Tannin, Repeat. Cheers!
$19 a bottle through October 18th (2 bottle min). This Bordeaux blend is anything but traditional! We rewrote the script and gave Cabernet Franc (60%) the lead role, relegating the Cabernet Sauvignon (20%) and Merlot (20%) to supporting cast status.
