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Bubblies for the Budget-minded
Bubblies for the Budget-minded
Everyone’s budget is a little tighter these days, but it’s still possible to celebrate with a bottle of bubbly. Which ones offer the most bang for the buck? Schramsberg Vineyards Mirabelle Brut RoséAnother California sparkler made from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, this lovely strawberry-scented rosé is full-bodied and worth the slightly higher price tag. Click here for the entire article.
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Tiny Bubbles: Sparkling Wines to Try
Tiny Bubbles: Sparkling Wines to Try
"For holidays and other special occasions, one wine stands out as the most festive and celebratory of them all: Champagne. Schramsberg Blanc de Noirs Brut Vintage Schramsberg, a top California sparkling-wine producer, makes bubblies that are complex, rich, and dramatic." Click here for full article
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All That Sparkles…
All That Sparkles…
"Back here at home, the sparkling wines coming out of California and Oregon are one more reason to celebrate...The very best, in my opinion, come from Schramsberg Vineyards in Napa Valley, a pioneer in sparkling-wine production in the U.S. Their Brut Rosé is sublime with a grilled veal chop but has enough backbone to stand up to a dish like the Black-Pepper-Roasted Duck Breasts with Grilled Plums."
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Where to Drink Right Now
Where to Drink Right Now
Just because Schramsberg Vineyards’ sparkling wine has been poured at more than 70 White House state dinners since the Nixon administration doesn’t mean it can’t star at your next backyard barbecue or Netflix night. Need a pairing for your hot buttered popcorn? Tour-guide-cum-standup-comedian Todd Pippin might recommend the 2004 Brut Rosé, bright and dry with notes of peach, strawberry and vanilla. An appointment-only tasting includes a tour of the gothic, lichen-dappled caves and a demonstration of riddling (the classic method of collecting yeast sediment in the neck of each bottle—a crucial part of the méthode traditionelle), still done by hand...
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COPIA honors the Davies Family of Schramsberg Vineyards with celebrated Lifetime Achievement Award
COPIA honors the Davies Family of Schramsberg Vineyards with celebrated Lifetime Achievement Award
October 14, 2006, Napa, CA- The COPIA Wine Awards 2006 went to John Shafer of Shafer Vineyards for Vintner of the Year, Salvador Renteria of Renteria Vineyard Management for Wine Grower of the Year, Greg Gregory for Wine Collector of the Year, and Gene Burns of KGO Dining Around with Gene Burns for Media and Entertainment. The most prestigious COPIA Wine Award, the Lifetime Achievement Award, went to the Davies family of Schramsberg Vineyards for their invaluable contributions and record of accomplishments to the American wine industry. “We are particularly proud to be honoring the Davies family with a Lifetime...
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Bubbly and Caviar
Bubbly and Caviar
Schramsberg and Tsar Nicoulai Caviar Company have partnered to create delicious pairings of artisanal caviars and sparkling wines from America. To read more and download the Schramsberg Vineyards / Tsar Nicoulai Caviar pairing brochure, please visit http://www.schramsberg.com/caviar_bubbles.html.
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Crush your own at wine camp
Crush your own at wine camp
Welcome to crush camp, the dirt-under-the-fingernails experience for the wine lover who wants to be there for the birth of the bottle. By Michelle Locke, Associated Press Writer September 27, 2006 “Standing on the sunny crush pad of the Schramsberg winery, Lon McEachern was in vinophile heaven. “He’d raised a glass of bubbly to the start of the 2006 harvest and now was sipping fresh-pressed juice gleaned from tubs of glistening green grapes he helped pick in the post-dawn chill. “‘Fabulous,’ he said with a high-wattage grin. “Welcome to crush camp, the dirt-under-the-fingernails experience for the wine lover who wants...
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Schramsberg Releases Inaugural J. Schram Rosé
Schramsberg Releases Inaugural J. Schram Rosé
Schramsberg Vineyards, pioneer of artisan American sparkling wines, releases its first-ever vintage Tête de Cuvée Rosé, J. Schram 1998, in development since 1993. To read more about the inaugural J. Schram Rosé, please visit http://www.schramsberg.com/jschram_rose_promotion.html.
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Best American Sparkling Wine
Best American Sparkling Wine
Yet it wasn't until Schramsberg, in the northern Napa Valley, released its first sparkling wines in the mid-1960s that the wine world began to take notice. Schramsberg is now making some of its best wines ever. The J. Schram Napa-Monterey-Mendocino Counties 1998 (91, $80) offers a complex array of flavors and layers of concentration, with spice, ginger and fresh pear. The Schramsberg Reserve Napa-Mendocino-Sonoma Counties 1997 (91, $60) is tightly focused, with spicy pear and creamy vanilla, gaining complexity on a long, elegant finish. Both wines - J. Schram is a blanc de blancs, the Reserve is a blanc de...
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19 Delicious Bottles of Wine Under $50 to Uncork Right Now
19 Delicious Bottles of Wine Under $50 to Uncork Right Now
These bottles all scored more than 90 points and taste like wines three times their price. By Sara L. Schneider, Janice O'Leary on April 10, 2020 Photo: Courtesy of Wally's Many of us have been drinking through our cellars over the recent weeks of quarantine and might be getting to those bottles we aren’t quite ready to touch just yet. Or that aren’t quite ready for us to touch them. We decided we needed an influx of quality wines at weekday prices—$50 and under. Enter our good friends at Wally’s Wine & Spirits’ who happened to have the same thought....
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