New Beers and Wines
Beer
New Holland Imperial
Hatter IPA-“A robust
renovation of the
India Pale Ale.
Assertive dry-hoppying
provides an aromatic
telltale nose,
indicative of the
bitter symphony to
follow. Bold hop
character with
lively grapefruit
and citrus notes.”
20° Plato, Alc. 9.4%
by Vol.
Ratebeer.com=96.
Central Waters
Illumination Double
IPA-“This
double IPA comes in
at 108 IBUs. As
hoppy as it gets
with a mouthful of
citrus flavors.”
BeerAdvocate.com=A
(outstanding).
Sierra Nevada 30th
Anniversary Charlie,
Fred and Ken’s Bock-“Charlie
Papazian and Fred
Eckhart are the men
who launched a
thousand breweries.
Their writing on the
art of homebrewing
and steadfast
promotion of beer
culture helped
propel the craft
brewing movement.
Charlie and Fred
agreed to work with
us on this special
ale in honor of our
30th anniversary.
This Imperial Helles
Bock is a testament
to the ever-evolving
brewer’s art. Bold
yet balanced with
distinct toasted
malt character,
moderate sweetness
and clean and floral
hops.”
Ratebeer.com=95.
As we expand our
gluten free section,
here’s Belgian style
recommended by
customers.
Green’s Quest Triple
Blonde Ale-Green's
Beers DO NOT contain
any of the
following: Wheat
and/or Soya beans,
Milk, Lactose, Nuts,
Celery, Mustard,
Sesame seeds,
Sulphur Dioxide and
Sulfites.
Wine
The 90 point Santa
Ema Merlot price
just got better!
Santa Ema Merlot
2007, Chile-Robert
Parker gives this
great value 90
points and says, “If
all Merlots offered
this much pleasure,
Pinot Noir would
never have become so
popular.” We
bought a bunch, and
the price is
unbelievable.
On sale
for
$9.99,
which means if you
buy six or more (or
mix and match with
other wines) the
price comes down to
$8.99.
On top of that,
there is a $2
mail-in rebate good
for up to 12 bottles
of the Santa Ema
Merlot which brings
your net bottle cost
to
$6.99 a bottle!
Now that’s a deal
worth buying buy the
case and sticking it
in your basement or
cellar.
Blue Pirate Pinot
Gris 2008, Oregon-We
sampled with aromas
of red apple and
pear with a hint of
vanilla. A touch of
sweetness on the tip
of the tongue
followed by crisp,
refreshing acidity.
Again, another
American Pinot Gris
that beats many of
the comparably
priced wines coming
in from Italy. Reg
$11.99.
Sale $10.49!
“It doesn’t reach
your lips ‘til it
gets past ours”