Name: National Geographic Wines of the World Reds Case
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Price: 149.99 USD

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National Geographic Wines of the World Reds Case

San Francisco International Wine Competition

“I love trying unique blends and The Clink is one of my favorites.”

A deliciously seductive marriage of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot, this bold California blockbuster is anything but petite. With a deep, light-blocking color and luscious wild berry flavors, The Clink is a must-try for fans of super-rich reds.

This sumptuous California blockbuster marries two powerful partners in crime, berry-packed Petite Sirah and inky-dark Petit Verdot. But there’s nothing small about this Petit(e). These super-rich grapes form the backbone of some very famous reds—but because they’re not often listed on wine labels, they’ve languished in near obscurity for years…until now. 

The Clink is crafted with fruit from Lodi, “one of the top wine regions in the country,” where winemakers “have quietly started producing some of the state’s best wines” (vinepair.com). Thanks to the great 2020 vintage, the wine really shows off the concentration and decadence the dynamic duo of Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot can achieve—like a silver medal from the San Francisco International Wine Competition. You’re in for layers of blackberry and blueberry flavor, plus chocolatey, mocha-spice notes. It will be a tasty match for barbecue or hearty winter stews. 

A ‘criminally’ good must-try for fans of big California reds—hurry.

The Clink Petite Sirah Petit Verdot

“One of the top wine regions in the country.”

When our California expert tasted this sumptuous red blend, its rich black currant flavors and warming baking spice notes reminded her of the currant bun (a classic British dessert). A velvety treat on its own or with hearty meat dishes.

When our California expert, Clare, tasted this sumptuous California red, she was instantly reminded of the currant bun (a classic British dessert pastry, made with currants and baking spices). It was so delicious, she asked the winemaking team if she could have the lot for our customers—and they graciously agreed to save every last drop for you.

Clare isn’t the only one who thought it was delightful. Judges at the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition were smitten too, and gave the inaugural vintage a double-gold medal. And just wait until you taste their acclaimed 2020, sporting a silver medal from the San Francisco International Wine Competition.

Currant Bun hails from Lodi, “one of the top wine regions in the country,” where winemakers “have quietly started producing some of the state’s best wines” (vinepair.com). Thanks to the warm 2020 vintage, Lodi’s vineyards thrived, producing grapes with ripe, concentrated flavors.

Crafted from Cabernet Sauvignon and more, Currant Bun brims with juicy black currant and warm baking spice characters. Rich and succulent, it’s a treat on its own or with roasted meats or firm, aged cheeses.

Go ahead—indulge in a bottle (or two!) of this velvety California exclusive.

Currant Bun Red Blend

“Our family has been making great wine for a long time, GFF is no exception.”

The Kapiniaris family draw on four generations of winemaking expertise to craft this classic Zinfandel. From California’s Lodi region (aka, the Zin Capital of the World), it overflows with luscious blackberry and subtle spice aromas and flavors.

If you’re a fan of California Zinfandel (or luscious, fruit-rich reds in general), then you simply must taste this exciting release. Especially since it scooped up a gold medal at the San Francisco International Wine Competition. 

Originally from Greece, the Kapiniaris family have brought four generations of winemaking expertise to their boutique estate in sunny California. Their flavor-packed Zinfandel bears the name GFF for the three men who crafted it: father , his son Frank and head winemaker, Franck Lambert. 

After selecting the best grapes from the estate’s vineyards in Lodi, the undisputed Zinfandel capital of the world, the talented trio treated the wine to kid-glove care. You’re in for layers of succulent blackberry and bramble fruit flavors, plus hints of peppery spice and velvety-smooth tannins. The resulting Zin is very food-friendly—our favorite matches include burgers, roasted pork and black bean chili. 

The Kapiniaris family pride themselves on their quality reputation, and we think this Zinfandel is an impressive addition to their range. Order your share today, then tell us what you think with an online review.

GFF Zinfandel

We’re always on the lookout for great-value Pinot Noir—and this beautiful example from sunny California is a longtime best seller, with layers of vibrant black cherry and raspberry, hints of violet and a silky texture. Grab it while you can.

We’re always on the lookout for great-value Pinot Noir—and this beautiful find has us smiling from ear to ear. Named for the purple owl’s clover that blankets some California vineyards, Purple Owl Pinot Noir is as pretty as its watercolor label (a work by early 20th-century artist, Ernest Clayton). 

The premium grapes hail predominately from Lodi, “one of the top wine regions in the country,” where “winemakers have quietly started producing some of the state’s best wines” (vinepair.com). Look forward to layers of vibrant black cherry and raspberry flavor, hints of violet and that silky texture Pinot fans love so much. A lovely red-wine aperitif and an even lovelier match for grilled salmon, roasted turkey and more.

Purple Owl earned a bronze medal at the San Francisco International Wine Competition, so stock up on your share (at a great price) today.

Purple Owl Pinot Noir

“This California Cabernet is seriously delicious.”

Inspired by the Bay area’s basketball triumphs, this award-winning Cab received a crucial ‘assist’ from excellent grapes and its talented winemaking team. Its velvety black currant and blackberry flavors will be a slam dunk with hearty meals.

The Bay area’s basketball triumphs have been cause for great local celebration in recent years. The Assist is one of the most important, powerful and unselfish moves in the game, motivated by one thing only: to bring greatness home. And it sure did, with a bronze medal win at the San Francisco International Wine Competition.

Here, Cabernet Sauvignon (aka the King of Reds) received an important assist from California’s brilliant sunshine and the warm, dry 2020 growing season. The lack of rainfall meant lower yields of better-concentrated fruit and early picking, so the wines that were made are drinking deliciously.

With exuberant black currant, blackberry and subtle spice flavors, The Assist will be a slam dunk with roasted meats, barbecue dishes, vegetarian chilis and more.

You don’t need to be a basketball fan to appreciate this exclusive Cabernet. Secure your share today.

The Assist Cabernet Sauvignon

Raymond Vineyards is “one of the iconic wineries of Napa” (critic Robert Parker). They’re also the name behind some of our best-selling California wines. Brimming with rich, black-fruit flavor, Initial Cabernet is a luxurious addition to their range.

“Jean-Charles Boisset seems to be pulling out all the stops to create something very special with these wines.” 

That’s serious praise from top critic Robert Parker for Jean-Charles, the dynamic owner of Raymond Vineyards, “one of the iconic wineries of Napa” (Parker again). Raymond has also held Wine Enthusiast’s American Winery of the Year title. Well-deserved praise—and just the tip of the accolades iceberg for this impressive outfit. 

Their gorgeous, ripe-fruited Initial Cabernet won a silver medal at the San Francisco International Wine Competition. And it’ll only take an initial sip to demonstrate how they’ve managed to capture all the kudos… 

Head winemaker Stephanie Putnam—former star at Far Niente (the famous Napa estate whose Cabs fetch hundreds of dollars a bottle)—crafted Initial with Cabernet Sauvignon grapes from some of the Golden State’s best vineyards and the great 2019 vintage. Look forward to ripe black currant, cherry and plum notes, supported by hints of dark chocolate and toasty spice. With its fine tannins and oh-so-smooth texture, it will make for an amazing dinnertime centerpiece. Pair with fine filet, hearty stews and much more.

Fun fact: the bee on the label serves as a reminder to stop and enjoy the nectar of life. Order your share of this exclusive Cabernet today and savor how luxurious California Cab can be.

National Geographic Wines of the World Reds Case

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The Clink Petite Sirah Petit Verdot 2020

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Currant Bun Red Blend 2020

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GFF Zinfandel 2020

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Purple Owl Pinot Noir 2020

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The Assist Cabernet Sauvignon 2020

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Initial Cabernet Sauvignon 2019

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