3 Bottles of Wine from Hobo Wine Company
Item Number: 442
Time Left: CLOSED
Description
2012 Hobo Wine Company Sceales Vineyards Grenache, Alexander Valley
When one comes upon 4 acres of dry-farmed Grenache vines up to 80 years old, the expectation is to create a great wine. And here it is! Kenny Likitprakong, winemaker and owner of Hobo Wine Company has created a thirst-quenching Grenache that will go with your favorite barbequed foods. The scent is of deep black cherry and a good spot of minerality to create a complex opening. The flavor is rich and bold, like an excellent Grenache should be.
2013 Camp Sonoma County Chardonnay
Elegant: Clean, Pear, Honeysuckle, Lemon Souffle
Camp was created by the Hobo Wine Company in 2013 to showcase the quality and value of Sonoma County wine. They work with top growers and vineyard managers in very high quality and responsibly farmed, though lesser know, vineyards throughout Sonoma County to produce table ready, food friendly, approachable and affordable wines.
Fermented in stainless steel and then transferred to neutral French barrels for two months, the Camp Chardonnay has a pretty richness to it but is crisp and clean like a Chablis.
2012 MakeWork Alexander Valley Malbec
The MakeWork Wines are the Hobo Wine Company's extremely small production and very limited wines.
Special Instructions
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