If you are stuck inside this winter dreamin’ for the sunny skies of L.A. then look no more.  You are sure to enjoy this California dreamin selection of wine on a winter’s day or any day for that matter. These two stunning and rare California wines are sure to quake your world.   

This is a star quality selection of wines beginning with a 2001 Turley Earthquake Zinfandel, and completing the selection with a 2007 Hall Napa Valley Cabernet.  Enjoy!

2001 Turley Earthquake Zinfandel–    (95 Points - Robert Parker, Wine Advocate) A saturated ruby/purple color along with notes of blueberries, blackberries, minerals, and white flowers are found in the spectacular 2001 Zinfandel Moore (Earthquake) Vineyard. Full-bodied, opulent, and voluptuous, with admirable purity, palate presence, and density, this is the type of All-American Zinfandel that Turley routinely achieves. With good underlying acidity supporting the enormous concentration and richness.

2007 Hall Napa Valley Cabernet–  This Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon delivers the interpretation of the quintessential Napa Cabernet: dense, opulent, and symphonic, with balance and beauty to the core. This wine incorporates choice fruit from vineyards throughout Napa Valley — from the small rugged hillside sites of our partner growers to each of our organic estate vineyards. By blending these various lots, this wine creates a rich panorama on the palate, a landscape of complexity and character that clearly depicts Napa Valley.

The wines have been stored in a wine cellar, and have an excellent provenance.