On Saturday I try to focus on everyday drinking wines that cost less than $20 a bottle. This Saturday I will be pouring 4 wines that I think are great values. Below you will find a partial list of wines to be poured. Currently there are only three wines listed. During the week I will be trying many wines and would like to leave a spot for a new wine.

2004 Calatayud Garnacha $8.25/bottle, 2005 Quinta do Correio Dao $12.50/bottle, 2006 Chateau de la Greffiere Macon La Roche Vineuse $16.50/bottle, plus one more wine.

February 22^nd 2008 4:30-7:30 PM Tasting Fee: $15

2006 Qupe Los Olivos Cuvee, 2005 Andrew Rich Coup d’Etat, 2005 Domaine Bressy Masson “Rasteau”, 2004 Domaine de la Relagnes Chateauneuf du Papes, and 2005 Lucien Barrot Chateauneuf du Papes. There will also be a $5 bonus pour, the 2006 K Vintners “The Boy” (A very limited wine, with only 6 bottles available)

February 15^th 2008 4:30-7:30 PM Tasting Fee: $15

Enjoy a selection of Cabernet Sauvignon from France, California, and Washington. The following wines will be featureed. 2003 Chateau Chevalier Cabernet Sauvignon (Spring Mountain District), 2005 Zerba Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon (Walla Walla), 2003 Tudal Family Winery (Napa Valley), 2004 Bergevin Lane Cabernet Sauvignon Alder Ridge Vineyard (Walla Walla), 2005 Chateau Fontesteau (Haut-Medoc).

There will also be a $5 bonus pour.2005 Mark Ryan Winery ‘Dead Horse’ Ciel du Cheval Vineyard (Red Mountain)

February 16^th 12:00-3:00

Free Wine Tasting On Saturday I try to focus on everyday drinking wines that cost less than $20 a bottle. This coming Saturday I will be pouring 4 wines that I think are great values. Below you will find a partial list of wines to be poured. Currently there are only three wines listed. During the week I will be trying many wines and there might be a new one I would like to add at the last moment. 2004 St. Bartholomew Cabernet Sauvignon ($14/bottle or $12/a bottle for a 6-pack)2007 Biggio Hamina Pinot Blanc ($16/bottle, $14/a bottle for a 6-pack, or $13/bottle for a case)2006 Matello Pinot Noir ($18.00/bottle or $15.50/a bottle for a 6-pack)

This is the first release from the brand new winery Biggio Hamina Cellars. Todd Hamina, the winemaker, is not new to wine-making. He spent about four years at Patton Valley and the last two at Mayasara, ending his term there with the 2006 Pinot Noir. This Pinot Blanc is the first of a series of wines to be released this year. While I have been hesitant to add new white wines to the store during winter, I could not help myself after trying this wine. This is a nice, dry and crisp Pinot Blanc that will just get better over the next 8 months in bottle. Please do not serve it too cold, I have found this to get better as it warmed from the refrigerator cold. Cost: $16 (Limited to about 200 cases and should be sold out before spring)

Tasting Fee: $15

2005 Felsina Chianti Classico

2005 Centolani Rosso

2005 Five Star Cellars Sangiovese

2004 Montepeloso Eneo

2001 Centolani Poggiotondo Brunello di Montalcino

There will also be a $5 bonus pour. 2001 Fattoria dei Barbi Brunello di Montalcino

Come and enjoy a series of wines that cost less than $20 a piece. A couple of the wines will be from Rhone and Washington.

February 1st Tasting Fee: $14 with a $5 Bonus Pour 4:30-7:30 pm.

Wines From Portugal

2005 Quinta do Correio, 2005 Quinta dos Roques Touriga Nacional, 2003 Quinta do Infantado, 2004 Meandro do Vale Meao, and 2005 Quinta do Crasto Douro Reserva Old Vines. The bonus pour will be determined this week.