| DRY/OFF-DRY |
1. CHARDONNAY $18 Dry. A hint of
lemons and pears. Oklahoma-grown. 2006 vintage.
2.
VILLAGE RED $16 A German grape called
Blaufränkisch. Light bodied, soft, with a touch of oak.
3. CABERNET SAUVIGNON $18 Jammy with
black fruits. Smooth finish. |
| SEMI SWEET |
4. WHITE ZINFANDEL $11 Crisp,
cool and only a tad sweet.
5. RIESLING
$20 Crisp with pineapple and mineral notes. Nectar
for the gods.
6. MERRLIN $16
King Arthur’s pick for a red dinner wine. Complex, soft and
food friendly. |
| FRUIT/DESSERT |
7. BLACKBERRY $18 Sweet, tangy
and a hint of caramel. Perfect for vanilla bean ice cream.
Makes a delicious blackberry cake. 8. RASPBERRY
$22 2008 State Fair Gold Medal. Excellent with
chocolate desserts. Or a luscious wine sauce on cheese cake.
|
| SWEET |
Southern Flavors
9. MY SWEETIE
$15 Jolly-Rancher sweet. Nutty finish. A white
muscadine wine to remember.
10. MIMOSA BLUSH
$10 A blend of white and red Muscadines. For those
lazy hazy crazy days of summer!
11. TWO COUSINS
$12 Sitting on the fence picking Muscadines. Which is
My Sweetie’s true love?
Old-Time favorites
12.
ROUTE 66 SANGRIA $18 2007 State Fair
Gold Medal. Wine with a punch. Serve on ice.
13.
DEEP FORK RED $15 A “grown-up” grape
juice. And chocolate’s best friend. The most asked-for
sweet red in OK. |