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Natural Wine

Getting Cozy With Natural Wine
The wine world is abuzz with talk of natural wine. So what is it, and what makes it different than non-natural wine? First off, all wine is made from grapes, so the basis is always natural. The addition of yeast combined with the natural sugars of pressed grape juice make alcohol – aka wine! This, more or less, is how wines have been made for centuries. However, after the Second ...more
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2020 Sister Snake Grenache

2020 Sister Snake Grenache

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2020 Rogue Admirals Red Blend

2020 Rogue Admirals Red Blend

“Red Fruit, Tart, Silky”

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2020 Mercana Cabernet Sauvignon

2020 Mercana Cabernet Sauvignon

“Fruit Forward, Bold, Interesting”

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2018 Cherries & Rainbows Red Wine

2018 Cherries & Rainbows Red Wine

“Velvety, Complex, Organic”

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3.9
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2019 Cherries & Rainbows Red Wine

2019 Cherries & Rainbows Red Wine

“Textured, Dark Fruit, Organic”

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Natural Wine

As the pendulum always swings, about 10 years ago some wine experts began to push back against this standardization. People began to remember that wine is still ultimately an agricultural product, subject to variation due to outside circumstances. As we saw the rise in popularity of farmer’s markets and heirloom cultivars, so did winemakers begin to think about how to align their winemaking more closely with nature. Thus was born ...more