Old World Market's Wine List 11/10 - 11/16

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Ernst & Co Sauvignon Blanc 2008, South Africa

"The wine has a pale straw color. The nose is intense and forthcoming with aromas of green figs, lemon and green pepper. The wine is well balanced with a crisp acidity. On the palate the wine makes a lovely zesty entry with crisp, fresh passion fruit flavor. This wine has a solid fruit on aftertaste, with a gentle but outspoken finish." 

Our price: $ 4.99



Lafkiotis Kleoni Rose, Greece

"Dry, full-bodied rose with crisp pleasant taste. A versatile wine, balanced and light in body, made from red grapes, carefully chosen to give a vibrant refreshing rose, to please every palate."

Our price: $ 5.99 

La Joya Reserve Carmenere 2009, Chile   
                           
"This full bodied Carmenere has aromas and flavors of blackberries, figs and notes of black pepper and black tea. Finishes with impressive clarity and sweet persistence and echoes the licorice note." 

Our Price: $ 8.99

San Sebastian Cream Sherry St. Augustine, Florida                 
"The art of making cream sherry is an old and skilled practice. Finishing full bodied and sweet, this wine is wonderful for enhancing the flavor of any dessert. The rich amber color and nutty flavor add to your enjoyment of this wine."

Our price: $ 9.99

 

Kourtaki Vin De Crete 2008, Greece 


"The nose reveals a bouquet of sweet black fruit and fresh raisins. Medium-bodied, the palate delivers a flavor of ripe berry fruit and soft tannins alongside just enough acidity to support and bolster the components of the wine. The finish is pleasing and of decent length. This is a pleasant, everyday drinking wine."

Our price: $7.99 

 

 

 

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