AWM Flavors of Fall Dinner — Thursday October 12 7pm

Call 828.253.0060 for reservations It feels like fall is finally here! Join us this Thursday, October 12, for our Flavors of Fall Wine Dinner. We are thrilled to partner once again with Chris Thornbury of Rise over Run Imports, presenting their latest direct imports to complement our AWM Hand Picked Selections. Chef Steve Goff has…

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Domaine Petit Roubie Picpoul de Pinet

Domaine Petit Roubie is a family-owned vineyard located in the Languedoc region of southern France. Their flagship wine is the Picpoul de Pinet, a crisp and refreshing white wine made from the Picpoul grape variety. The wine is known for its bright acidity and flavors of lemon, green apple, and minerality. Domaine Petit Roubie uses sustainable and organic farming practices to produce their wines, and the vineyard benefits from the cooling effects of the nearby Mediterranean Sea. The winery also produces red and rosé wines, as well as a small production of dessert wine made from the Muscat grape. Overall, Domaine Petit Roubie’s wines are highly regarded for their quality and value, making them a popular choice among wine connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike.

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Summer 6-Pack Summer 2023

Two each Red, Rosé and White Upgrade to a case and save an extra $10 If you’re looking for the perfect easy-going summer six-pack of Red, Rosé, and White, the Paul Mas Claude Val is the one! As I often opine, the Languedoc is a treasure trove of value-driven wines, and the Claude Val label from…

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Wine Tasting-Hidden Gems: Exploring Off-the-Radar Grape Varieties from France and the Republic of Georgia

We often forget that thousands of grape varieties exist globally, with only a select few gaining widespread recognition. We’re all acquainted with popular varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, Pinot Noir, and Sauvignon Blanc. However, many lesser-known yet equally delightful grape varieties typically fly under the radar of avid wine enthusiasts and professionals alike.  From…

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Love Chardonay? You’ll love Beaujolais Blanc 

In contrast, Chardonnay from the Beaujolais is typically unoaked, resulting in a wine that highlights the natural flavors of the grape rather than the flavors imparted by the oak. The result is a more refreshing and crisp style of Chardonnay, appealing to wine lovers looking for a more delicate and nuanced Chardonnay that’s also reasonably priced.

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