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Thanks for visiting our home page! Take a minute to explore Augusta's best source for delectable wine. Apart from having the area's largest selection of wine, 2200 labels and still adding more, we deliver unsurpassed service to our clients. Our hands-on approach to your preference in taste allows you to easily enjoy wine ranging from every day values to highly collectible.



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Wine Tastings
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I want to thank everyone that have supported our wine tastings. This is a great opportunity for everyone to learn about the different flavor profiles available and take advantage of special savings offered in conjunction with these events.

We will be holding regular wine tastings every Friday from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM and on Saturday from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Featured wines will be very appropiate for the season. This will give our customers a sneak preview of the wines and discover the pleasures of exploring the wonderful world of wine.

Our Friday & Saturday wine tasting will be $2.00 per individual or free with any purchase of wine during the visit.

We will taste, each week, high end wines. A one or two ounce pour will be available for each wine we feature that day. This has been a very popular addition to our regular weekend tastings.

Thanks again for your support!

Roger Strohl & John Desboeufs
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Grape Variety Profile
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Carmenere:

The history of Carmenere wines is quite similar to that of the Malbec
grape. Both were once prominent in France, both brought to South
America in the mid 1800’s by the French and both have become a very
important part of South American wine making as well as providing us with
some unique wines. The last similarity that they share is that they both
have fallen out of favor in their native country of France and are only
produced in extremely small quantities around the world outside of South
America. However, that is really where the similarities end. While
Malbec, predominantly an Argentinean grape, produces big tannic wines
with a lot of red fruits and spice, Carmenere is a much more mellow grape
with soft tannins and very herbal accents.