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Riverstone Down Under


August 14, 2009 (Fri) from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Parkland, Fl.

Cost: $10. with $5. back toward purchase
Event ID #264923

Event Details

Wine OR Wine & Food Event

Wine OR Wine & Food

Riverstone Wine Shoppe and Linsoni Importers present:

A “Down-under” Tasting event.

August 14, 2009; 7PM.

Taste the best New Zealand and Australian boutique wines not available in stores. This event is a huge value.

Cost is $10.00 get $5. 00 back with purchase

Also get 10% off the night of the event, plus buy any four bottle combination and get equal or lesser 5th bottle FREE.

that’s a total 30% off this night only.

Address:
7391 North State Rd.7,Parkland Fl. 33073 Tel: 954.753.9905

Email: Info@riverstonewine.com

Wellington is the official name for the large region which occupies the southern section of the North Island. Wairarapa, on the lower eastern side of the region, is Wellington's only wine district. Martinborough, as well as being a town, is also the oldest and best known wine area within the Wairarapa region. Pinot Noir is the region's most planted and certainly most acclaimed grape variety. The Gladstone whites of the region also are luscious and the “Auld Alliance” is a Bordeaux blend indigenous to this region that is huge but light and creamy.

1. Gladstone Pinot Gris; A full body fruit forward nose, rich with citrus, apple and melon. For the discriminating Pinot Gris drinker who wants full body flavor and creamy finish.

2. Gladstone Reisling; Very fruit forward nose, a food friendly dryer not sweet wine, with honey sweetness, tart green apples; soft citrus with hint of lemon, long finish.

3. Gladstone Auld Alliance; A Bordeaux blend, balanced and easy to drink, big nose, big red fruit, coffee, with long lingering finish.

Adrian Munari, is a true passionate wine maker from the Heathcote region of Australia. This region is very distinct and these wines show the evidence of this new appellation recorded in 2001. Munari started making wine in 1992 and his first vintages won prizes all over Australia. “We discovered this wine in 1998 and it was one of the first we imported to Florida. This Schoolhouse Red is a blend that is so distinctive you must taste it to understand its complexity. The cabernet and shiraz are equally distinctive” Don Lampasone.

4. Munari 2000 Cabernet; Terrific fruit flavors, spice of the region(eucalyptus) , licorice, mint, richness, depth and fantastic length, full bodied wine. Decant to serve.

5. Munari 2001 Shiraz; This is an opulent fruit driven wine. The color is deep black red with crimson hues. The nose is smoky with a cherry aroma infused with spice and earth. The palate is fleshy; displaying red fruit, charred wood, and is extremely well balanced

6. Silver Fox Beer Barrel Tawny; aged six years in an old oak beer barrel this is the Tawny the folks who do not like Tawny pick along with the experts, hard to resist after the first taste.

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