Item description: Six bottles of California wine, including a bottle with a label designed by Clarendon’s Elaine Yoffie!

• 2012 Brutocao Chardonnay (Stanford University, Cardinal Classic) (valued at $16). Aromas of honeysuckle and baked apples. Lively fruit flavors of ripe melon and a hint of lemon zest are complimented by a rich, creamy mouth feel. The finish is long and memorable. And, best of all, the label was designed by Clarendon’s Elaine Kwong! Donated by the Yoffie Family.


• 2013 Dusk to Dawn Pinot Noir (Central Coast) (valued at $30). This wine represents the quality and flavors of the Russian River area with aromas of cherry and cardamom and flavors of raspberry, cherry and woodland spice. Donated by the Loya Family.


• 2012 Quivira Zinfandel (Dry Creek Valley) (valued at $26). With its brambly fruit and peppery, earthen tannins, this wine is a spot-on Dry Creek Zin. It feels concentrated yet fresh, lasting on a woody spice tone that seems to come from the fruit rather than the oak – an impression of sap drawn through the vine toward the sun. Donated by the Anderson Family.


• 2013 St. Clement Cabernet Sauvignon, Vintner’s Collection (Napa Valley) (valued at $35). The bright and juicy palate intrigues with hints of mint and cocoa, and finishes with intense fruit and fine-grained tannins. Donated by the Chung/Huynh Family.


• 2014 Wonderwall Pinot Noir (Central Coast) (valued at $20). A deliciously light and fruit-forward red with warm, ripe red cherry, raspberry, and crushed strawberry flavors on the palate. A very easy to drink wine. Donated by the Hammons Family.


• 2012 Mansfield-Dunne Pinot Noir (Santa Lucia Highlands) (valued at $30). This pinot boasts a brilliant nose of Indian spices, violet and black sage with a cherry-vanilla backbone. Light and bright on the palate, it plays to the cherry side of Pinot Noir, with a bit of cinnamon and graham cracker as well. Donated by the Chen/Chuang Family.