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                | Thanksgiving  is the most important holiday of the year in terms of wine and food.  In honor of this uniquely American holiday, we've brought in some  fantastic new American selections to grace your table. | 
              
                | Frog's  Leap Sauvignon Blanc 2010 (Napa Valley, CA) | 
              
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                | This  is an excellent white wine to pair with appetizers. It's refreshing  and bright, yet rich and satisfying. A nice wine to wake up the  palate before the big meal. | 
              
                | "A  complex wine that balances fatness and freshness. It layers herbal  scents with ripe fruit notes of melon, pineapple and cherimoya,  cleaned up in the finish by a pink grapefruit acidity. The flavors  are saturated and sophisticated." (Wine & Spirits Magazine) | 
              
                | Wine  & Spirits Magazine: Top Sauvignon Blanc, 2011 | 
              
                | Wine  & Spirits Magazine: 93 points | 
              
                | $22.99/bottle  or $220.70/12 pack case ($18.39/bottle) or just $18.39/bottle in a  mixed case of wine. | 
              
                | Jordan  Chardonnay 2009 (Russian River Valley, CA) | 
              
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                | So  many people love a California Chardonnay at the holiday table. Jordan  is an icon, recognized worldwide for its quality and refinement. This  wine can be served throughout the holiday meal. | 
              
                | Aromas  of freshly cut green apples and honeysuckle with a hint of kiwi and  lemon zest. Bright, fresh, apple flavors expand on the palate, framed  by lively acidity and a touch of oak. Crispness and minerality linger  in the long,graceful finish. This wine is defined by elegance and  finesse. A true classic! | 
              
                | $33.99/bottle  or $326.30/12 pack case ($27.19/bottle) or just $27.19/bottle in a  mixed case of wine. | 
              
                | Laetitia  Nadia 2008 (Santa Barbara, CA) | 
              
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                | This  California version of a Southern Rhône white blend is really lovely.  It's big, creamy, and lush  which makes it an exciting and inviting  choice to pair with turkey. If you're feeling a bit adventurous and  want to move beyond the standards into something truly unique this is  your wine. Please serve this wine cold, but not icy cold, as this  will mask the beautiful layers of fruit in the blend. | 
              
                | “This  is a blend of Viognier, Grenache Blanc and Roussanne. It’s  extraordinarily rich in peach, pear, citrus and honeysuckle flavors,  and is marked by zesty acidity, with a buttercreamy, oaky note.  Interesting and complex. Try as an exotic alternative to a big  Chardonnay.” (Wine Enthusiast) | 
              
                | Wine  Enthusiast: 88 points | 
              
                | $34.99/bottle  or $335.90/12 pack case ($27.99/bottle) or just $27.99/bottle in a  mixed case of wine. | 
              
                | Neyers  Vista Luna Borden Ranch Zinfandel 2010 | 
              
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                | Zinfandel  is an American classic and it pairs well with the Thanksgiving meal  for one reason. It has enough fruit and body to stand up to the vast  array of dishes one might typically find on the holiday table. | 
              
                | This  wine is produced from one block of old vine Zinfandel planted on an  outcropping of quartz, a mound that was probably formed 100 million  years ago during the granite uplift that created the Sierra Nevada  Mountain range. Bursting with deep, rich berry flavors with a touch  of vanilla on the finish. An elegant style of Zinfandel. Only 600  cases produced. | 
              
                | $21.99/bottle  or $211.10/12 pack case ($17.59/bottle) or just $17.59/bottle in a  mixed case of wine. | 
              
                | Babcock  “Rita's Earth” Pinot Noir 2009 (Santa Rita Hills, CA) | 
              
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                | This  wine is a bit of an insider's choice. It easily drinks like a $25-30  bottle and as such is a great value. Bryan Babcock, the winemaker,  was awarded "Ten Best Winemakers of the Year" by the Los  Angeles Times, as well as one of the "Top 10 Small Production  Winemakers in the World" by the James Beard Foundation. | 
              
                | “A  lighter style of Pinot Noir, but lovely for drinking now. It has  flavors of tea, cola, strawberry jam and dusty spices, and is dry and  silky. Fresh and easy, at a good price.” (Wine Enthusiast) | 
              
                | Wine  Enthusiast: 87 points | 
              
                | $19.99/bottle  or $191.90/12 pack case ($15.99/bottle) or just $15.99/bottle in a  mixed case of wine. | 
              
                | All  of these wines are perfect for the Thanksgiving table. They would  also make a wonderful and thoughtful present for a host, or to give to family and  friends. | 
              
                | Enjoy!   * Wine & Spirit Education 
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