New World Wines

Markham, Napa Valley, 2006

For over 125 years Markam has been producing exceptional wine in Napa Valley. Dark ruby hues and aromas of fleshy plum mix with flavors of sweet espresso and black raspberry to form a nice blend.

Haras, Maipo Valley, 2007

Rich in aromas of mature fruit, cedar, and smoke, this wine is aged for 12 months in French oak barrels. Soft on the palate with a lingering and satisfying finish.

Calcareous, York Mountain, 2006

Made from grapes grown in a unique area of Paso Robles, California. The exceptional terroir replicates some of the most famous vineyard regions of France.

Haras, Maipo Valley, 2006

A blend of Cabernet, Carménère, and Syrah from the best terroir of Chile’s Maipo Valley make up this fantastic and unique wine. Haras de Pirque’s Chateaux wine.

Bogle, California, 2008

This old-vine, California Zinfandel is unusually rich and concentrated. It displays intense blackberry, black cherry and raspberry flavors, wrapped in a smooth blanket of vanilla and oak.

Calcareous, Paso Robles, Twisted Sisters, 2007

A full-bodied, punch-packing Zinfandel. An intense cherry aroma is followed by a lively, tart acidity. This is an intense wine, high in alcohol, that will not soon be forgotten.

Calcareous, Paso Robles, Twisted Sisters, 2008

Another great wine from the Calcareous portfolio.

La Crema, Sonoma Coast, 2008

A Classic Pinot Noir from Sonoma County.

Kenwood, Sonoma County, Sauvignon Blanc, 2008

This Sauvignon Blanc from Sonoma County continues as Kenwood's most popular wine.

Kendal Jackson, California, Chardonnay, 2008

This Chardonnay is bursting with tropical flavors such as pineapple, mango and papaya along with citrus notes. A smooth, creamy texture adds even more depth.

Two Saints, Iowa, Lacrosse, 2008

A dry white that begins with a bright berry bouquet and ends with a fresh fruity finish. Similar in style to a Pinot Grigio.

Tassel Ridge, Prelude

A semi-sweet white offering citrus, pear, nectarine, and banana notes. Made from St. Pepin grapes grown in Mahaska County, Iowa, and Muscat grapes grown in California.

Tassel Ridge, Red White & Blue

A traditional sweet wine that is blended from Concord, Catawba, and LaCrosse grapes.
Served chilled, this wine is fine to sit and sip at anytime.

Altos Las Hormigas, Mendoza, Malbec, 2009

Grapes grown entirely in the Mendoza appellation of Argentina go into this wine, which is full-flavored, balanced, and a nice accompaniment with chicken and pasta dishes.

White Cottage, Howell Mountain, Red Jug Wine, 2007

A fairly light-bodied, easy-drinking blend of five different grapes with cherry and strawberry on the nose that follow through on the palate. “Please take this wine to your next snobby wine party to see the reaction of the guests” – Rudy Zuidema, Winemaker.

White Cottage, Howell Mountain, Cabernet Franc, 2005

Although, not typically thought of as a great grape for single bottling, the White Cottage
Cabernet Franc is the exception. Violet and dark fruit on the nose combine with dark spice and chocolate flavors to make this a fantastic wine.

Zonin, Prosecco

Italy's "welcome wine", from the light, refreshing, and unpretentious prosecco grape.

Martini & Rossi, Asti

A fully-sparkling white wine made from hand-picked Moscato Bianco grapes.

Chandon Reserve

A dry, sparkling Chardonnay from Napa Valley.

Merlot

Oak Vineyards, California

Pinot Noir

Mark West, California

Shiraz

Francis Ford Coppola, California

Chianti D.O.C.G.

Ruffino

Cabernet Sauvignon

Oak Vineyards, California

Limoncello

Made right here at the Latin King.

Amaro Montenegro

Over 40 different herbs go into this popular, Italian drink.