Buying truly fine wine online has now become possible through our Free Exclusive Member Only Exclusive Fine Wine Club. Membership is required to buy our exclusive fine wine online delivered to your door. These are not just any fine wine. These are exclusive labels produced in minimal quantities equivalent to the top wines on the wine list at your favorite restaurant. The $800 bottles. The truly fine ones.
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That was the great news announcement made to us today concerning our Exclusive Members Only Fine Wine Club. Our Supplier is now offering this great wine for sale by announcements to members in our Exclusive Fine Wine Club. When the special vintage is fully aged and ready for consumption, members will be advised and allow the choice to order either a full or half case. The wine will be in limited quanties so being one of the first to order is important. And at these exclusive members-only prices, you will want to keep several bottles in your wine cellar available for those special occasions.
Yes you can buy fine wine Online and have it shipped directly to your doorstep
All Individually and Specially Selected
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.All of these wines are professionally produced by our exclusive Wine Experts with full-in-barrel aging and no additional additives. FDA does not require wine producers to list all ingredients on the wine label. Store wine, is rapidly aged in order to meet the demanded quantities, and are artificially aged with additives. One of those additives is arsneic.
Our fine wine is not “that Kool-aid stuff you get at the grocery store”.
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My First Bottle of Fine Wine Red
Years ago in one of my first wine deliveries from this awesome winery, I received a special bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon. I am not normally a red wine drinker. You see, I usually prefer whites or rose, but this red was absolutely delicious. Also, I take a lot of medication and my doctor reluctantly told me that it would be okay for me to have a half glass a day. Fine wine is great for aiding digestion.
Well, HA HA, don’t tell him, but after that first half glass, I had to refill the glass to the brim. And it was red. Remember, I don’t like red. Red usually makes me flush. But I had no flushing with this wine. Why? It was naturally aged – no artificial sulfides were added. It was so smooth and delightful. Shhh – don’t tell but I still have one bottle. Guess I should put it under lock and hide the key.
Tasting Notes
With each bottle of wine, our supplier then sent Tasting Notes which describes the wine and suggests a perfect dinner pairing for that wine. With my 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, the notes told me that it was a medium-to-full body wine with a rich fruit flavor and a hint of spice. The Notes told me that it came from a small vineyard in California. And it told me to notice the blackberry and cherry flavor with just a hint of red currants.
The Note also suggested I serve it with a Braised Pork Shank, which can be prepared in a slow cooker. Since I live alone, that is too much meat for me, so I prepared baked pork chops to enjoy with it.
Imagine getting that information on a bottle of wine from the grocery store. And imagine bringing this bottle of wine as a hostess gift. I am sure you’ll get another invitation right away.
The Fine Wine Whisperer
I am far from a wine expert. I know the names of some reds and some whites and I had a favorite before I started this — White Zinfandel. It is a rose’, one of the grocery store Kool-aides. But since I’ve joined this club I am getting quite an education. It is so interesting. This past week the “Whisperer” was comparing Merlot with Cabernet Sauvignon. And he talks about why there are different kinds. The simple part of his talk that I remember was the three things that can make a wine different.
First, the kind of grape itself. Second, where it is grown – the climate, the soil, the weather conditions for that season. And, third, who is making the wine. Each vineyard and each wine maker is different, so you get different results. From year to year and grape to grape.
You can try the wine first. And you can take a special bottle as a gift to a Special Occasion. You may be surprised that the hostess and other guests may want more of the fine wine. And then you can recommend that they join this Exclusive Wine Club membership and benefit from their purchases.
That is what all of this is about. Trying new things and finding new favorites. I’m beginning to think reds may become my new favorites.