Old World Market's Wine List 11/17 - 11/23

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Kourtaki Muscat Samos, Greece

"A bright yellow-amber colour turning to gold. A lovely bouquet of honey underpinned by plenty of lemon and orange scents met by good sturdy acidity around mid-palate."

Our price: $ 15.99 


Santa Rita 120 Cabernet Sauvignon 2010, Chile

"Brilliant ruby red color. Medium-bodied with rich aromas of berries, clove and vanilla. On the palate, it delivers fine concentration with flavors of ripe black fruit and vanilla undertones."

Our price: $ 6.99



Mad Housewife White Zinfandel 2008, California

"One part pink and sweet with equal parts class and style. Fresh watermelon and strawberry balanced with a crisp finish in this sweet treat."

 

Our price: $ 4.99


Woollaston Riesling 2008, New Zealand 

"Lime, citrus blossom and jasmine aromas abound on the nose. The same citrus and floral characters are evoked on the palate. Fresh acidity and a gentle minerality contribute refinement to the finish and balance the subtle sweetness."


Our price: $ 5.99




Sauvignon Blanc Santa Carolina Reserva 2008, Chile

"Clean, bright yellow-greenish color. This fresh and crispy wine owns intense fruity aromas that reminds us of pears, peaches and soft notes of mint and lemon. On the palate, this medium bodied Sauvignon has a good structure and a perfectly balanced acidity."

Our price: $ 4.99 




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