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    VINTAGESD I S C O V E R O U R L A T E S T

    R E L E A S E D A T E : S A T U R D A Y , J U N E 2 3 , 2 0 0 7R E L E A S E D A T E : S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 1 5 , 2 0 0 9

    Chilesbrilliant

    showstoppers

    charmingChardonnays

    from Burgundys south

    +

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    winesof the

    monthFINCA SOBREO CRIANZA 2005

    DO Toro, Spain

    040360 (XD) 750 mL $ 18.95

    TASTING NOTE: Finca Sobrenos2005 Crianza is 100% Tinta de Toro[Tempranillo] aged for 7 months inAmerican oak. Dark crimson-colored,it offers an enticing bouquet of cedar,mineral, blackberry, and floral notes.This leads to a ripe, supple, full-flavored, spicy wine with excellent depthand balance. Although designed andpriced to be consumed in its youth, itwill evolve for several years. Score 90.(Jay Miller, www.erobertparker.com,Aug. 2008)

    CONCHA Y TORO WINEMAKERSLOT 148 CARMENRE 2007

    Rapel Valley, Las Pataguas Vineyard, Chile

    030957 (XD) 750 mL $ 16.95

    This single vineyard Carmenre mayjust be the worlds best. Need proof? Itwas awarded the Grand Trophy atChiles 2nd Annual World CarmenreCompetition in 2008.

    TASTING NOTE: Deep ruby/purple colourleads to a nose of ripe cassis, darkchocolate, sage, cedar, mocha, and woodsmoke. Dry with loads of fruit perfectlysupported by ripe tannins and fine smoky-oak tones. Medium full-bodied with avery long finish. Keep it 2-4+ years or

    enjoy it tonight with a very rare steak.(VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

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    TRIPLETHREAT

    pg.14 plus...SUMMERTIME CHARDONNAY:

    BURGUNDYSSOUTHERNCHARMS

    WINE OF THE MONTHVQA CHOICE

    page 20

    PRODUCT LISTINGAUGUST 15 RELEASE

    pages 21-32

    *www.vintages.com

    THE 3 CsBEHIND CHILES

    HOT STREAK

    welcomaugust 15

    VINTAGES

    pg.2

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    2 VINTAGES

    THE 3 CsBEHIND

    CHILEsHOT STREAK

    TRIPLE

    Rolling vineyards stretch intothe distance along the floor ofthe Colchagua Valley. LEFTFROM TOP TO BOTTOM: A closelook at Chardonnay; CabernetSauvignon; and Carmenregrapes on the vine.

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    V INT AG E S 3

    THE TRIPLE THREAT. In show business it is the rare performerwho is an exceptional singer, dancer and actor. Chile is the vinous

    equivalent. While most wine regions have one, or perhaps two specialties

    Chiles winemaking reputation is built on the strength of its three

    superstar varieties: Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Carmenre, its

    signature grape. Comfortable in the spotlight, the three Cs of Chile

    continue to captivate admirers everywhere.

    THREAT

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    4 V INT AG ES

    LAPOSTOLLE CASA

    CHARDONNAY 2008

    Casablanca Valley

    The always innovative Casa

    Lapostolle was named Wine

    Enthusiasts New WorldWinery of the Year for 2008.

    This is a new look for this

    delightfully fresh, medium-

    bodied Chardonnay. Partially

    barrel-fermented and barrel

    aged, this well-balanced

    wine features ripe apples,

    tropical melon, and sweet

    oak spices. Its ready to drink

    with grilled chicken skewers

    or pork chops garnished with

    apple chutney.

    396986 (D) 750 mL

    $ 14.95 1

    CHARDONNAYTempered by the cooling influences of

    the Pacific Ocean, both the Casablanca

    and Leyda Valleys are crafting top-

    quality Chardonnay in a fresh, brightly

    fruity style. Their latitudes ensure

    plenty of sunshine and a lengthy growing

    season, making for vividly fruity wines

    that are well balanced by refreshing acidity.

    Winemakers are often judicious if

    using oak barrels, creating wines thatbalance fruit and oak characteristics.

    PEACH

    TROPICALFRUIT

    PEAR

    FLORAL

    flavourprofile

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    V INT AG E S 5

    CONO SUR 20 BARRELS

    CHARDONNAY 2007

    Casablanca Valley,El Centinela Estate,Limited Edition

    TASTING NOTE: Very floral, witha long, elegant palate of

    honeysuckle and orange blos-

    som backed by white peach,

    chamomile and yellow apple

    flavors. The finish is long,

    pure and minerally. Drink now

    through 2010. Score 90.

    (James Molesworth,

    www.winespectator.com,

    April 30, 2009)

    127498 (D) 750 mL

    $ 24.95 1

    MONTES ALPHA

    CHARDONNAY 2007

    Casablanca Valley,Special Cuve

    TASTING NOTE: Light gold.

    Highly complex aromas ofwhite peach, tarragon, floral

    honey and smoky lees.

    Firm, sharply focused citrus

    and pit fruit flavors are

    complicated by notes of Sen-

    Sen, buttered toast and

    baking spices, with very good

    back-end cut. Finishes with

    gentle sweetness and a strong

    echo of licorice. Score 90.

    (Josh Raynolds, International

    Wine Cellar, March/April 2009)

    390203 (D) 750 mL

    $ 22.95 1On the Cover

    LEYDA RESERVA

    CHARDONNAY 2008

    Leyda Valley

    TASTING NOTE: Light gold.

    Honeyed peach and pear on

    the nose, with a subtlesmoky note adding complexity.

    Medium-weight orchard fruit

    flavors are enlivened by a tangy

    orange peel quality and pick

    up herbal notes with air.

    Finishes with good bite and an

    echo of honey. This is an

    excellent value. Score 88.

    (Josh Raynolds, International

    Wine Cellar, March/April 2009)

    127506 (D) 750 mL

    $ 13.95 1

    LOBSTERTAILS WITHMELTEDBUTTER,HONEY-LEMON

    CHICKENKEBABS,GRILLED TUNAWITH PEACHSALSA,

    PAN-FRIEDSALMON,COLD ROAST

    PORK WITHAPPLE,PASTA WITHSHRIMPIN A CREAMSAUCE

    food

    matches

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    6 V INT AG ES

    CABERNET

    SAUVIGNONBy far Chiles most planted and in-demandgrape variety, Cabernet Sauvignonthrives in the countrys dry, sunny central

    valleys. Chilean Cabernets bridge the

    styles of California and Bordeaux, with soft,

    fleshy versions that retain impressively

    subtle nuances of fruit flavour. The best

    examples have the muscle and stuffing

    to age and evolve.

    CASA LAPOSTOLLE CABERNET

    SAUVIGNON 2007

    Rapel Valley

    Casa Lapostolle is owned by the

    Marnier-Lapostolle family of GrandMarnier fame. They have an

    uncompromising approach to quality

    which recently earned them the

    title of Best New World Winery 2008

    from Wine Enthusiast. Ever innova-

    tive, they employ the consulting serv-

    ices of Bordeauxs famous flying

    winemaker Michel Rolland. This bold

    Cabernet consistently offers ripe

    cherry and cassis flavours on a sturdy

    frame. Enjoy now with roast beef

    au jus or char-broiled steaks.

    398800 (D) 750 mL

    $ 15.95 2On the Cover

    flavourprofile

    TOBACCO

    COFFEE

    BLACK

    CURRANT

    MINT

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    EMILIANA NATURA CABERNETSAUVIGNON 2007Central Valley

    In 1998, Viedos Emiliana made the

    decision to convert to organic farmingpractices. Today, it is the largest

    organic grower in all of Chile. Made

    with hand-picked organically grown

    grapes, this well-structured Cab dis-

    plays ripe berry fruit that is nicely

    balanced by sweet oak and toast notes.

    Match it with grilled lamb loins in

    wine sauce to complete the Chilean

    experience. Our Quality Assurance

    Laboratory has determined that this

    wine contains 18 mg/L of free sulphur.

    061069 (D) 750 mL

    $ 15.95 24 Organic Product

    RIGHT: Old gnarled vinesproduce exceptional

    Cabernet Sauvignon grapes;goats and sheep graze in

    one of Chiles manybiodynamic vineyards an

    eco-friendly way to pruneand fertilize the vines; tall

    trees provide a naturalwindbreak for an organic

    vineyard in ChilesColchagua Valley.

    VINTAGES 7

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    8 V INT AG ES

    SANTA RITA MEDALLAREAL SPECIAL RESERVECABERNET SAUVIGNON2006Maipo Valley

    TASTING NOTE: Ripe andconcentrated, with a broad

    swath of macerated currant,

    fig paste, espresso, loam and

    black licorice notes all carried

    by dense but integrated tannins.

    The finish lets sage and

    mint notes chime in. Best from

    2010 through 2012. Smart

    Buy. Score 91. (James

    Molesworth,www.winespectator.com, May

    31, 2009)

    275594 (D) 750 mL

    $ 19.95 2

    TABAL RESERVACABERNET SAUVIGNON2007Limari Valley

    The Limari Valley is Chiles

    northernmost wine region. Itslocated just south of the

    Atacama Desert and about

    25 km inland from the

    Pacific Ocean. The cooling

    influence of the ocean

    extends the ripening process,

    allowing the finished wines

    to achieve exceptional balance

    and be more subtly nuanced

    in character. This supple Cab

    displays lots of smoky oak

    and concentrated dark berry

    fruit leading to a spicy finish.

    058446 (D) 750 mL$ 14.95 2

    KOBE BEEFGRILLED

    RARE,LAMBSKEWERSWITH A

    CILANTROSALSA,

    BARBECUED

    RIBS, GOURMETBURGERSROAST

    BEEF,GRILLED OR

    ROASTED

    LEG OFLAMB,BLUE CHEESE &

    OLD CHEDDAR

    foodmatches

    LAURA HARTWIG RESERVACABERNET SAUVIGNON2006Colchagua Valley(Santa Laura)

    Winner of a Gold Medal atthe Slections Mondiales des

    Vins Canada 2008.

    TASTING NOTE: The 2006

    Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva

    is similarly styled but with the

    focus on blackcurrant and

    plum. Layered, dense, and for-

    ward, this crowd-pleaser will

    offer pleasure through 2016.

    Score 88. (Jay Miller,

    www.erobertparker.com,

    April 2009)

    727495 (D) 750 mL$ 13.95 2

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    VINT AGE S 9

    Chiles wine regions are

    a string of valleys running north-south between the

    coastal hills and the towering Andes Mountains.

    Much like the Sonoma and Napa Valleys in California,

    Chiles sunny coastal valleys enjoy the moderating

    effect of cool ocean breezes from the Pacific. The hotter

    central vineyards are tempered by glacial breezes

    coming down from the Andes. California and Chile also

    share similarly long growing seasons, which helps

    ensure perfect ripeness. Latitude is a less important

    factor in Chile than proximity to either the oceanor the mountains for determining wine styles.

    coastal effect:the California connection

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    n Breez

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    ncagua

    Valley

    Maipo

    Valley

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    Coasta

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    PLAIN

    CENTR

    AL

    PLAIN

    ANDES MO

    UNTAIN

    RANGE

    FOOTHILL

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    PIEDMON

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    OUNTAIN

    RANGE

    Rows of vines line a

    Chilean hillside at sunset.

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    10 VINTAGES

    CARMENREThis once-forgotten grape has risen fromobscurity to become Chiles signature variety.Carmenre was once widely planted inBordeaux, but following the devastation ofphylloxera in the 19th century, it wasthought to be lost forever. In 1994, the grapewas discovered to be alive and well in thevineyards of Chile (where it had previouslybeen misidentified as Merlot), and a starwas born again. Carmenre ripens even later

    than Cabernet Sauvignon, which in partaccounts for its success in Chiles long,consistent growing season.

    CALINA RESERVACARMENRE 2007Maule Valley

    TASTING NOTE: Dark plum,

    herb and charcoal aromas give

    this Carmenre a very soundbouquet. The palate is ripe and

    smooth ... With pure berry

    fruit, a smack of fresh herbs and

    even a hint of silk to the feel,

    this wine overdelivers. Score

    88. (Michael Schachner, Wine

    Enthusiast, Sept. 2008)

    951079 (XD) 750 mL$ 15.95 2

    flavourprofile

    PLUM

    FRESH

    HERBS

    EARTH

    MIXED

    BERRIES

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    CONCHA Y TORO WINEMAKERSLOT 148 CARMENRE 2007Rapel Valley, Las Pataguas Vineyard

    This single-vineyard Carmenre may

    just be the worlds best. Need proof? It

    was awarded the Grand Trophy atChiles 2nd Annual World Carmenre

    Competition in 2008.

    TASTING NOTE: Deep ruby/purple colour

    leads to a nose of ripe cassis, dark

    chocolate, sage, cedar, mocha and wood

    smoke. Dry with loads of fruit perfectly

    supported by ripe tannins and fine smoky-

    oak tones. Medium full-bodied with a

    very long finish. Keep it 2-4+ years or

    enjoy it tonight with a very rare steak.

    (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    030957 (XD) 750 mL $ 16.95 2

    Wine of the Month

    MONTGRAS RESERVA CARMENRE2008Colchagua Valley

    Consistently one of the best values

    around, this wine won a Silver Medal at

    the 6th Annual Wines of Chile Awardsin January 2009.

    TASTING NOTE: [Wine of the Week]

    From the Mont Gras San Jose estate in the

    Colchagua Valley, an oak-aged 100 per

    cent Carmenre that positively brims with

    ripe, spicy fruit, vanilla and dark mocha

    chocolate. Long out of fashion in

    Bordeaux, this variety thrives in Chile

    like nowhere else and is a joy best served

    with rare steak. (Jonathan Ray,

    www.telegraph.co.uk, The Daily Telegraph

    U.K., June 10, 2009)

    960542 (D) 750 mL $ 12.95 2

    FROM TOP: Carrying a basketladen with Carmenre

    grapes; the gates of Chilesfamous Concha y Toro

    vineyard; rows of manicuredCamenre vines.

    VINTAGES 11

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    A Huaso (Chilean cowboy)rides through a vineyard.FROM TOP LEFT: Pruningvines in a Casa Lapostollevineyard; a glass ofCarmenre, ready to drink;barrels of wine age ina stone cellar.

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    VINTAGES 13

    SANTA ALICIA GRANRESERVA CARMENRE2005Maipo Valley

    TASTING NOTE: Santa Alicia

    Gran Reserva Carmenere,

    Maipo Valley, 2005 has appeal-ing dried cherries, kirsch

    and blueberry jam aromas with

    earthy and balsamic under-

    tones. On the palate its

    smooth, with fantastic layers

    of spice, fruit, chocolate,

    cedar box and berry fruit.

    Elegance and power with fine

    drying tannins on the finish.

    Delicious! (Daenna Van

    Mulligen, www.winescores.ca,

    Jan. 14, 2009)

    093831 (D) 750 mL

    $ 18.95 2

    UNDURRAGA SIBARISCARMENRE 2007Colchagua Valley

    TASTING NOTE: Shows juicy

    berry, balsamico and loads

    of pretty floral aromas with

    undertones of chocolate,spice and typical green hints.

    The aromas are echoed on

    the palate its fresh (almost

    delicate) with great acidity

    with excellent fruit expression

    and a plush texture. Delicious.

    (Daenna Van Mulligen,www.winescores.ca,

    Jan. 14, 2009)

    096602 (D) 750 mL

    $ 15.95 2

    TERRA ANDINACARMENRE 2008Central Valley(Sur Andino)

    This wine is a terrific value from

    one of the newer faces on

    the Chilean scene. Master wine-maker Oscar Salas worked

    as the assistant winemaker at

    Terra Andina before taking

    the reins with the 2008 vintage.

    This intense Carmenre fea-

    tures dark berry fruit, plum,

    spice and cedar notes. Dry,

    with ripe mixed-berry flavours

    and a soft texture, this medium-

    bodied red is perfect for

    smoky grilled back ribs or

    lamb chops.

    127522 (XD) 750 mL

    $ 11.95 2New at VINTAGES

    ROASTEDHERBED

    CHICKEN,BARBECUEDCHORIZOSAUSAGESGARNISHED WITH

    AVOCADO,GRILLED

    LAMB WITHMUSHROOMS,MEDIUM-AGED

    CHEDDAR,BARBECUED

    RIBS,BISON BURGERS,

    HOME MADEMEATBALLS

    foodmatches

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    BurgundysSouthern Charms

    S U M M E R T I M E C H A R D O N N A Y :

    The delicious, easygoing Chardonnaysfrom Burgundys two southern districts are full of

    charm. Offering exceptional value, the fruit-driven

    whites of the Cte Chalonnaise and Mcon are simply

    summertime-perfect. Strap on the sandals, slip onyour shades, and discover Burgundys irresistible

    summertime whites.

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    VINTAGES 15

    NICOLAS POTEL MONTAGNY 1er CRU 2007

    AC

    TASTING NOTE: Classic, elegantly oaked southern

    Burgundy white.Toast, baked apple, tropical fruit,

    hazelnut, butter and mineral tones all present

    themselves for your approval. Dry with very

    nice harmony between the fruit and the oak. Medium

    full-bodied with a very long and very pleasing

    finish. An ideal companion for richer seafood dishes.

    (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    127431 (XD) 750 mL $ 24.95 2

    These sophisticatedand seductive Chardonnays

    combine the best of

    Burgundys finesse with the

    bold fruit associated with

    the New World. These hiddengems offer exceptional

    quality and value. Montagny is

    the most famous appellation,

    creating ripe Chardonnays that

    deserve rich foods like g rilled

    pheasant or crab.

    CteChalonnaise

    TASTE& STYLE

    LEFT (INSET): The villageof Bussires in Mcon surrounded by, naturally,rows of vines; LEFT: upclose with a cool glass ofChardonnay; FAR RIGHT:an ancient well is a fixtureat a vineyard in theCte Chalonnaise.

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    TASTE& STYLE

    MconThe Mcon is Chardonnay country. Usually unoaked, its Chardonnaysare some of the worlds most delicious, thirst-quenching wines. The

    Mcon-Villages versions have fruit flavours that are front and centre, andare wonderful to sip alongside barbecued fish or chicken. The Saint-Vran

    and the famous Pouilly-Fuiss appellations use fruit from select vineyard areas;

    they are riper and rounder, sometimes oaked, and perfect for lobster or

    planked salmon.

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    VINTAGES 17

    DOMAINE FRANCISFICHET ET FILSMCON-VILLAGES 2007AC

    TASTING NOTE: A Chardonnay

    that is simultaneously re-

    freshing and robust. Featuringgreen apple, green plum,

    lemon, fresh pear aromas and

    flavours. Dry, crisp, fresh

    and fruity. Medium full-bodied

    with a bright, clean, lingering

    finish. Enjoy it with goat

    cheese dishes. (VINTAGES

    panel, June 2009)

    127399 (XD) 750 mL

    $ 16.95 2

    J.J. VINCENT CHAMPBRL MCON-VILLAGES2007AC

    TASTING NOTE: This wine

    beautifully blends fruit from

    three high-quality villages,namely Vergisson, Davay, and

    Priss. An intriguing mix of

    elegance and intensity typify

    this wine. Apple, mineral,

    grapefruit and citrus notes

    greet the nose, with the

    latter two, as well as green

    apples, characterizing the

    palate. Well-balanced, with

    good fruit, crisp-to-racy acidity,

    and a fine apple-tinged finish.

    This is a lovely Mcon-Villages.

    (VINTAGES panel, Feb. 2009)

    127423 (XD) 750 mL$ 18.95 2

    DOMAINE NADINEFERRAND ST-VRAN2007AC

    TASTING NOTE: From a

    single plot of vines with an

    average age of 30 years.Aromas of apricot, citrus and

    floral with light nut accents

    lead to a palate redolent of

    generous apple, apricot,

    citrus and herbal touches. A

    little spicy zest, fine, crisp

    acidity, and a good finish make

    this flavourful St-Vran a

    standout and a real crowd

    pleaser. (VINTAGES panel,

    Feb. 2009)

    127449 (XD) 750 mL

    $ 21.95 2

    : A Chardonnay vineyardlooks the town ofisson; INSET: Pointing

    way(s) to PouillyFuiss.

    DOMAINE JEAN-PIERRESVE TERROIRPOUILLY-FUISS 2007AC

    The Pouilly-Fuiss appellation

    represents the pinnacle of

    quality in the Mconnais district.It has a reputation for produc-

    ing excellent Chardonnays that

    emphasize fruit over oakiness.

    The natural rock formation that

    surrounds the area creates

    an almost perfect suntrap that

    helps the grapes to ripen. A

    popular choice in Parisian

    bistros and cafs, Pouilly-Fuiss

    pairs beautifully with simply

    prepared roasted chicken and

    grilled fish.

    681056 (XD) 750 mL

    $ 26.95 2

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    Score 90!Robert Parker'sWine AdvocateHENSCHKE HENRY'SSEVEN 2005Barossa, South Australia685578 (D) 750 mL

    WAS $42.95, NOW $37.95

    SAVE $5.00

    Score 91!Robert Parker'sWine AdvocateANTINORI PIAN DELLEVIGNE BRUNELLODI MONTALCINO 2003DOCG, Unfiltered,Italy Tuscany651141 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $63.95, NOW $58.95

    SAVE $5.00

    For anyone with a nose for a deal and an eye for quality,VINTAGES is offering, every month, a selection of remarkablywell-priced wines at significant savings. Deciding whichones to add to your collection is up to you!

    Limited time offer!Effective August 17 to September 13, 2009, while supplies last.Products available now in select VINTAGES locations. For specific availability bystore location, please use our Product Search engine at www.vintages.com

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    Score 90!Wine SpectatorMITOLO G.A.M.SHIRAZ 2007McLaren Vale, South Australia596031 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $46.95, NOW $39.95

    SAVE $7.00

    Score 88!Wine & SpiritsMagazineCHAPUY BRUT RSERVEBLANC DE BLANCSCHAMPAGNEAC, Grand Cru, France068296 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $54.95, NOW $46.95

    SAVE $8.00

    Score 90!Robert Parker'sWine AdvocateCLOS SAINT JEANCHTEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE2006AC, France Rhne070888 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $49.95, NOW $41.95

    SAVE $8.00

    Score 95!International WineCellarEGON MLLER RIESLINGAUSLESE 2006QmP, Scharzhofberger,Estate Btld.Germany Mosel-Saar-Ruwer720359 (MS) 750 mL

    WAS $247.00, NOW $222.00

    SAVE $25.00

    Score 94!Robert Parker'sWine AdvocateBRUNO GIACOSABAROLO LE ROCCHEDEL FALLETTO 2003DOCG, Italy Piedmont074401 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $249.00, NOW $224.00

    SAVE $25.00

    Score 90!Wine SpectatorMARCHESI DE' FRESCOBALDICASTELGIOCONDO BRUNELLODI MONTALCINO 2003DOCG, Italy Tuscany650432 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $54.95, NOW $46.95

    SAVE $8.00

    Score 92!Robert Parker'sWine AdvocateTENUTA SAN GUIDOGUIDALBERTO 2006IGT Toscana, Italy Tuscany072439 (XD) 750 mL

    WAS $64.95, NOW $58.95

    SAVE $6.00

    Score 90!International WineCellarMARQUS DE MURRIETARESERVA 2003DOCa Rioja, Spain086488 (XD) 1500 mL

    WAS $44.95, NOW $39.95

    SAVE $5.00SATURDAY AUGUST 15, 2009 VINTAGES

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    VQA ChoiceTRUMPOURS MILL PINOT NOIR 2007

    VQA Prince Edward County, Estate Btld.

    (Grange of Prince Edward)

    122283 (XD) 750 mL$ 19.95 2

    TASTING NOTE:This is a lovely pinot noir.The aromas that are allsweet and tangy fruit, andthey lead into a palatethat replays with addedcomplexity. Theres a nicerelationship between thenuanced flavour profile, thebright acidity and the dryingtannins. Its drinking verywell now (and through tothe end of 2011) withchicken, pork, and grilledsalmon. Score ####(out of 5). (Rod Phillips,www.rodphillipsonwine.com,March 11, 2009)

    wineof the

    month

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    SATURDAY AUGUST 15, 2009 VINTAGES 21

    DISCOVER OUR LATEST AUGUST 15, 2009

    SAKE

    GEKKEIKAN NIGORI SAKE

    JapanNigori sake is barely filtered, leaving a milkyresidue that gives it a fuller mouthfeel than most

    sakes. This mildly sweet style sake should be

    chilled and shaken (to mix in the sediment)

    before enjoying. An excellent companion forsimple baked fish or sushi such as unagi

    (smoked eel). It is also a nice sipper on its own.

    125989 (M) 300 mL $ 8.95 1

    SPARKLING WINE

    TENUTA S. ANNA CUVE ROS BRUTItaly(Genagricola)TASTING NOTE: Pale peachy pink in colour, this

    refreshing ros fizz is a blend of 70% Pinot Nero

    (Pinot Noir) and 30% Merlot. The nose offers

    aromas of candied strawberry, pink grapefruit,

    sweet redcurrants and pear. Its dry, light-bodiedwith an easygoing round texture. Bright flavours of

    strawberry, red berries and tangerine are balancedby a gentle effervescence and zesty acidity. Its

    terrific as a summer afternoon sipper or pair with

    seared salmon. (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    126300 (D) 750 mL $ 15.95 1

    SEGURA VIUDAS VINTAGE BRUT

    CAVA 2004SpainTASTING NOTE: Made with the local grapes

    Macabeo and Parellada, this sparkling wine is

    loaded with aromas of baked and fresh apple,

    citrus, bread dough and lees. Very dry and crispwith an impressive fizz that knits the fruits and

    acids together. Medium-bodied with a medium-

    long crisp/bubbly/fruit finish. Bring on the shellfish.

    (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    120956 (XD) 750 mL $ 18.95 1

    on the coverFront:

    CASA LAPOSTOLLE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2007Chile (398800, $15.95, page 6)

    MONTES ALPHA CHARDONNAY 2007Chile (390203, $22.95, page 5)

    Back:

    FONTAL ROBLE TEMPRANILLO 2007DO La Mancha, Spain (127381, $ 13.95, page 32)

    KENDALL-JACKSON VINTNER'S RESERVECABERNET SAUVIGNON 2005California , USA (331603, $ 24.95, page 24)

    VILLALTA RIPASSO VALPOLICELLA 2006DOC, Veneto, Italy (117242, $ 14.95, page 31)

    product notesDRINKABILITY INDEX

    This is intended as a guideline for you, our customer.

    The index reflects the collective view of our purchasingpanel. The length of time to cellar wines is a very subjective

    decision and will depend on individual preferences, cellar

    temperature, storage conditions etc.

    1DRINK NOW: Enjoy and drink. There is no benefitto cellaring.

    2DRINK OR HOLD: Can be enjoyed now, but may bematured further by cellaring, depending on individual

    preference.

    3 HOLD: Ideal for further cellaring. This wine may wellbe enjoyed now by some but we feel that the wine will

    develop favourably under ideal cellaring conditions.

    PERCEIVED SUGAR CONTENTPerceived dryness/sweetness by tasting evaluation. VINTAGES

    scale ranges from Extra Dry to Sweet: XD, D, MD, M, MS, S.

    Please discuss specifics with our Product Consultants or

    store staff.

    ALCOHOL CONTENT

    The alcohol/volume content for any product released by

    VINTAGES is available on our website. Visit www.vintages.com

    and view the Product Information page by entering the

    LCBO# into the Product Search field.

    Products in this release may be available to customers inlimited quantities. Please see store personnel for details.

    Please note prices shown are subject to change without

    notice. VINTAGES cannot assume responsibility for typographical

    errors in this catalogue. All prices include PST, GST and

    applicable container deposit.

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    CANADA WHITE WINE

    ONTARIO

    CREEKSIDE ESTATE LAURA WHITE 2007VQA Niagara PeninsulaWinner of a Silver Medal at the Ontario Wine

    Awards 2009.

    TASTING NOTE: This expressive white blend

    needs time to come into its own, just like the

    previous 2006 Laura White did. The mix of

    Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Viognier

    and Riesling included lots that were fermented

    and aged in older oak barrels. The resulting wine

    calls to mind the same adjectives used to describe

    Youth Novels: edgy, experimental and winsome.

    (Christopher Waters, Vines, Jan./Feb. 2009)

    121764 (D) 750 mL $ 17.95 1

    JACKSON-TRIGGSPROPRIETORS GRAND RESERVEGEWRZTRAMINER 2007VQA Niagara PeninsulaThis spicy and voluptuous Gewrztraminer was

    honoured with a Gran Menzione at Vinitaly 2009.

    TASTING NOTE: A terrific Gewrztraminer to pair

    with spicy grilled shrimp kebabs, this juicy/fruitywine is pale lemon in colour and displays pretty

    aromas of rose petals, apricots and a touch of

    lychee. Its just off-dry, medium full-bodied with

    medium acidity balancing the ripe and juicy exotic

    fruit flavours, leading to a medium-long, spicy

    finish. Well done. (VINTAGES panel, July 2009)

    134130 (MD) 750 mL $ 18.75 1

    STONECHURCHBARREL FERMENTED

    CHARDONNAY 2007VQA Niagara-on-the-LakeTASTING NOTE: It may be fermented and matured

    in barrel, but the oak is perfectly integrated.

    Aromas suggest ripe pear, vanilla, mineral, green

    apple and gentle oak. Dry and crisp with good

    apple fruit surrounded by the subtle oak. Medium

    full-bodied with a rather long, balanced finish.

    This approachable wine can be aged short term

    (2-3 years), or have it tonight with roasted whole

    chicken. (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    121772 (D) 750 mL $ 16.95 2

    WILDASS WHITE 2006VQA Niagara PeninsulaTASTING NOTE: A chardonnay-based blend

    with smillon, sauvignon blanc, riesling, gewrz-

    traminer and viognier. The 2006 Wildass hasa lovely nose of fresh, ripe stone fruit, yellow

    flowers, white peach, yellow apple and really fine

    integrated wood. The addition of viognier for the

    first time adds the attractive floral note. The

    palate is medium bodied and well balanced, with

    the characteristic creamy-leesy texture for which

    Stratus is known. Long, subtlety spiced finish.

    A really successful wine that is ready to enjoy now,

    but will certainly continue to evolve over the

    next couple of years. A premium wine and a

    fabulous value. Score 90. (John Szabo, M.S.,www.wineaccess.ca, Undated)

    085100 (D) 750 mL $ 19.95 1

    CANADA RED WINE

    ONTARIO

    CAVE SPRING MERLOT 2006VQA Niagara EscarpmentTASTING NOTE: The 2006 vintage in Ontario was

    cool. At first, 06 wines made with Bordeaux grapes

    were a touch muted. Now, a year or two on, the

    wines are starting to make a big impression. CaveSprings Merlot is a prime example. Well-handled

    toasty oak surrounds an array of aromas, including

    black cherry, plum, vanilla and coffee bean, as well

    as a hint of minerality. On the palate, its dry with

    good fruit replays, and moderate tannins bring fine

    balance. Medium-bodied with a lingering finish.

    Try it tonight with rare roast beef. (VINTAGES panel,

    June 2009)

    235051 (XD) 750 mL $ 16.95 1

    NIAGARA COLLEGE TEACHING WINERYCABERNET SAUVIGNON 2005VQA Niagara PeninsulaTASTING NOTE: Dense ruby; pencil lead, licorice,

    cedar, currants; full-bodied, ripe currants; well

    extracted fruit with soft tannins. Score ####

    (out of 5). (Tony Aspler, www.tonyaspler.com,

    A Wine Lovers Diary, June 30, 2008)

    121715 (D) 750 mL $ 18.95 2

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    STONECHURCH RESERVESYRAH 2007VQA Niagara-on-the-LakeThis wine won the Gold Medal and the title of best

    Syrah at the 2009 Ontario Wine Awards.

    TASTING NOTE: Wow! Now, this is spicy. Medium

    ruby in colour, the nose is dominated by fresh-

    ground black pepper along with raspberry, smoke,

    and hints of mineral and chocolate. Dry with

    medium acidity and a creamy texture, this medium-

    bodied Syrah features blackberry, raspberry and

    black pepper flavours. A well-made wine to pair

    with gourmet sausages, pepper steaks or spicy

    beef enchiladas. (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    131300 (D) 750 mL $ 24.95 2PRODUCT UNAVAILABLE

    TRUMPOURS MILL PINOT NOIR 2007VQA Prince Edward County, Estate Btld.(Grange of Prince Edward)TASTING NOTE: This is a lovely pinot noir. The

    aromas that are all sweet and tangy fruit, and

    they lead into a palate that replays with added

    complexity. Theres a nice relationship between

    the nuanced flavour profile, the bright acidity and

    the drying tannins. Its drinking very well now

    (and through to the end of 2011) with chicken,

    pork, and grilled salmon. Score #### (out of 5).

    (Rod Phillips, www.rodphillipsonwine.com,March 11, 2009)

    122283 (XD) 750 mL $ 19.95 2VQA Wine of the Month

    BRITISH COLUMBIA

    BURROWING OWL SYRAH 2005VQA Okanagan Valley, Estate Btld.This iconic winery of BC boasts a stable of award-

    winning and critically acclaimed wines. Their

    Syrah displays plentiful blackberry and pepper

    aromas with hints of underbrush and cedar. On

    the palate, it suggests a bit more New World than

    northern Rhne, but not to excess. This is the

    appeal of BC Syrah New World fruit under-

    pinned by Old World structure.

    073072 (XD) 750 mL $ 48.95 2

    CANADA ROS WINE

    ONTARIO

    TRUMPOURS MILL ROS 2007VQA Prince Edward County, Estate Btld.(Grange of Prince Edward)The father-and-daughter team of Bob and

    Caroline Granger are making a name for their

    family-run winery and the Prince Edward County

    region in general.

    TASTING NOTE: A blend of pinot noir and gamay,

    this is a good wine for sipping or for serving with

    summer lunches on the patio. Its a vibrant pink,

    but dont prepare your palate for a ros with

    residual sugar. This is resolutely dry, with clean,

    refreshing acidity. Drink it with salads or poached

    salmon. Score ### 1/2 (out of 5). (Rod Phillips,www.rodphillipsonwine.com, March 11, 2009)

    055046 (XD) 750 mL $ 14.95 1

    USA WHITE WINE

    CALIFORNIA

    DELICATO VIOGNIER/CHARDONNAY 2008

    CaliforniaTASTING NOTE: Viognier is increasingly popular,

    and Delicatos blending of it with Chardonnay

    has produced an apricot-scented wine that is

    soft, sweet at the core, medium-bodied and full

    of pleasing citrus and grapefruit flavours. And the

    fruit keeps on going right to the impressive finish.

    (VINTAGES panel, May 2009)

    136390 (D) 750 mL $ 14.95 1

    LIBERTY SCHOOL CHARDONNAY 2006Central CoastWinemaker Austin Hope does double-duty for his

    familys Treana winery and their second label,

    Liberty School. He crafted this Chardonnay in an

    attractive, fruit-forward style featuring loads of

    ripe apple and peach, plus butterscotch and

    vanilla. Enjoy this medium full-bodied wine with

    crab cakes or veal cutlets with lemon and capers.

    960120 (D) 750 mL $ 15.95 2

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    CALIFORNIA

    DOMAINE CARNEROS ESTATEPINOT NOIR 2006CarnerosTASTING NOTE: Well-proportioned, with full-bodied

    plum, wild berry, spice and mineral notes that

    are structured, complex and long on the finish.

    Drink now through 2014. Score 89. (James

    Laube, www.winespectator.com, May 31, 2009)

    101816 (D) 750 mL $ 34.95 2

    KENDALL-JACKSON VINTNERSRESERVE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2005Jackson Estates Grown, CaliforniaA perennial favourite with VINTAGES customers,

    K-Js Vintners Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

    seems to get better with every vintage. The 2005

    is elegant and soft with plump cherry, cassis,

    cedar and cocoa aromas as well as a vanilla

    note. Its dry and medium-bodied with fresh fruit

    flavours balanced by ripe tannins. A delicious

    selection for braised lamb shanks, grilled steak

    or beef kebabs. It will also reward short-termcellaring (2-3 years).

    331603 (D) 750 mL $ 24.95 2On the Back Cover

    LUCAS & LEWELLEN PINOT NOIR 2006Santa Barbara County

    Louis Lucas has been growing grapes in SantaBarbara County for over 35 years and is affection-

    ately known as the dirtman. He joined forces

    in 1996 with his good friend, retired judge Royce

    Lewellen, to craft distinctive wines. This stylish

    Pinot is sourced from two of the estates vineyards.

    Aged on its lees for nine months in neutral

    French oak barrels, it offers ripe black cherry

    and blackberry flavours on a smooth-textured

    frame. Enjoy now with grilled chicken or lightly

    smoked fish.

    127605 (D) 750 mL $ 19.95 1

    ARGENTINA WHITE WINE

    TRAPICHE BROQUEL TORRONTES 2008

    Cafayete Valley, SaltaTASTING NOTE: This fragrant, floral and elegantTorrontes won a Gold Medal at the 2009 Argentina

    Wine Awards. One sniff and sip tells you why.

    Light peach, fresh apricot, melon, white flowers

    and lemon meringue aromas dominate. Quite

    dry and crisp with elegant fruit beneath. The

    apricot, peach and lemon replay beautifully

    on the palate. A great palate cleanser between

    courses or enjoy it with light seafood dishes.

    (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    127118 (D) 750 mL $ 15.95 2

    ARGENTINA RED WINE

    FINCA FLICHMAN RESERVAMALBEC 2007Mendoza, Oak AgedTASTING NOTE: More than a cut above the range of

    inexpensive malbecs that Argentina is flooding the

    world with, this 100% malbec delivers quality and

    value. Aged six months in oak and three in bottle

    before release, it shows intense, ripe and complex

    flavours and a mouth-filling texture thats silkysmooth. With good balancing acidity, its a great

    choice for grilled red meats. Score #### (out

    of 5). (Rod Phillips, www.rodphillipsonwine.com,

    June 13, 2009)

    746727 (D) 750 mL $ 12.95 2

    SANTA JULIA RESERVASYRAH 2007

    Mendoza(Familia Zuccardi)Familia Zuccardi is on quite a roll right now,

    producing wines adored by consumers and critics

    alike. This 2007 Syrah is complex and balanced

    with aromas of blackberry, aromatic herbs and

    black pepper. With just the right amount of

    tannin for short-term ageing (2-3 years), this wine

    will also be very popular at your next backyard

    barbecue soire.

    127613 (D) 750 mL $ 13.95 2

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    CHILE RED WINE

    MONTES ALPHA SYRAH 2007

    Colchagua Valley, Apalta VineyardTASTING NOTE: Alluring, with roasted coffeeand vanilla bean notes giving way to a supple,

    rich palate of dark cherry, mulled currant and

    blackberry fruit, all pushed by a nicely integrated,

    loam- and grilled herb-tinged finish. Drink now

    through 2010. Score 90. (James Molesworth,www.winespectator.com, July 31, 2009)

    000612 (XD) 750 mL $ 22.95 2

    CHILE ROS WINE

    VALDIVIESO CABERNET SAUVIGNONROS 2008Central ValleyThis robust, cherry-pink ros is packed with ripe

    blackcurrant and berry aromas and flavours.

    Dry, medium-bodied and bursting with fruit,

    its a bolder-styled ros thats perfect for around

    the barbecue.

    059147 (D) 750 mL $ 12.95 1

    AUSTRALIA WHITE WINE

    ZILZIE CHARDONNAY 2007VictoriaWinner of a Gold Medal at the 2008 Australian

    Inland Wine Show.

    TASTING NOTE: Zilzies more upmarket wines

    offer big value, too, with a notable lift in flavour and

    complexity ... The barrel-fermented chardonnay

    is bolder, rounder and fuller with lovely ripe, peachy

    flavours and the complexities that come from time

    in oak but its not overdone. (Chris Shanahan,

    www.chrisshanahan.com, Dec. 7, 2008)

    108027 (D) 750 mL $ 17.951

    AUSTRALIA RED WINE

    BAROSSA VALLEY ESTATE

    E-MINOR SHIRAZ 2007Barossa Valley, South AustraliaBarossa Valley Estate is known the world over for

    its legendary premium reds: the E&E Black Pepper

    Shiraz and the Ebenezer Shiraz. The E-Minor is

    much like a second wine from a great Bordeaux

    chteau; it shows the breeding of its bigger

    siblings but is offered at a fraction of the cost.

    The 2007 E-Minor Shiraz is medium full-bodied

    with lovely blackcurrant and raspberry fruit, well-

    balanced acidity, and a lingering, vibrant finish.

    Serve it up with smoky lamb chops or thick

    grilled steaks.

    071043 (D) 750 mL $ 17.95 2

    BAROSSA VALLEY ESTATE EBENEZERCABERNET SAUVIGNON 2004Barossa Valley, South AustraliaTASTING NOTE: A complex cabernet; dark choco-

    late and mocha wrap around a generous palate

    driven by quite luscious blackcurrant fruit; even

    better than the 05. Drink [until] 2014. Score 94.(James Halliday, www.winecompanion.com.au,

    Feb. 2009)

    039537 (XD) 750 mL $ 39.95 2

    BAROSSA VALLEY ESTATE EBENEZER

    SHIRAZ 2004Barossa Valley, South AustraliaTASTING NOTE: Firm in texture and aromatically

    dramatic, with smoky, roasted coffee overtones

    to the blackberry, black cherry and tiny hint of

    tarragon as the flavors linger expressively. This has

    great structure and balance, but just needs time.

    Best after 2011. Highly Recommended. Score 93.(Harvey Steiman, www.winespectator.com,

    Oct. 15, 2008)

    971705 (D) 750 mL $ 39.95 3

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    CAT AMONGST THE PIGEONS

    NINE LIVES SHIRAZ 2006Barossa Valley, South Australia(Barossa Earth)TASTING NOTE: The wines receive only modest

    oak treatment, 30% aging in a combination of

    new and second use barrels. The 2006 Shiraz is

    opaque purple with an alluring nose of spice box,

    pepper, blueberry, and blackberry. Opulent on

    the palate, this full-bodied wine has layers of

    flavor, ripe fruit, excellent balance, and enough

    structure to evolve for a few years. However, only

    masochists will want to defer their gratification

    for more than a few minutes after purchase. All

    four of the Cat Amongst the Pigeon wines offer

    phenomenal value. Score 92. (Jay Miller,www.erobertparker.com, Oct. 2007)

    093138 (D) 750 mL $ 21.95 2

    ELDERTON E SERIESSHIRAZ/CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2006South AustraliaElderton was the first winery in South Australia to be

    accredited as Carbon Neutral through Trees for

    Lifes Carbon Neutral program. Elderton fans should

    note that this wine was formerly known as Tantalus.

    TASTING NOTE: Smooth and round, with a

    peppery note riding over the dark berry and licorice

    flavors, finishing with a mild grip of tannins. Drink

    now through 2012. Score 88. (Harvey Steiman,www.winespectator.com, Dec. 31, 2008)

    108043 (D) 750 mL $ 14.95 2

    GEORGE WYNDHAM FOUNDERSRESERVE SHIRAZ 2005South Australia, Cuve du Matre

    (Wyndham Estate)A Gold Medal winner at the 2008 National Wine

    Show of Australia and at the 2009 Monde

    Selection International Wine Contest in Brussels,

    to name but two of its many awards.

    TASTING NOTE: Big, rich and creamy with a

    minty fragrance, toasted French and American

    oak and brooding chocolate, [nougat], pepper

    and tar. Score Gold Medal. (Judges panel,New Zealand International Wine Show, 2008)

    107904 (D) 750 mL $ 22.95 2

    Arrive in Style

    GEORGE WYNDHAMFOUNDERS RESERVESHIRAZ/GRENACHE 2006McLaren Vale/Barossa Valley,

    South Australia, Cuve du Matre(Wyndham Estate)This southern Rhne-inspired blend won Gold

    Medals at both Belgiums Monde Selection

    International Wine Contest 2009 and the Riverina

    Wine Show 2008. Made with 55% Shiraz from the

    Barossa Valley and 45% Grenache from McLaren

    Vale, this generous wine features black cherry,

    plum and ripe wild berry flavours, plus notes of

    black pepper spice and toasty oak. The name

    honours founder George Wyndham, who planted

    Australias first commercial Shiraz vineyard in 1830.

    107961 (D) 750 mL $ 22.95 2

    TORBRECK WOODCUTTERS SHIRAZ 2007Barossa Valley, South AustraliaTASTING NOTE: Production of the 2007

    Woodcutters Shiraz was greatly impacted by the

    drought conditions in Barossa. Yields for this

    bottling were under two tons per acre and only

    11,000 cases were made; down from 27,000 in

    2006. The wine was aged in large oak foudres

    for one year. Purple-colored it reveals aromas of

    earth, spice, and blueberry in a straightforward,

    full-flavored style. It will make pleasant drinkingover the next five years. Score 89. (Jay Miller,www.erobertparker.com, Feb. 2009)

    927533 (XD) 750 mL $ 24.95 2

    NEW ZEALAND WHITE WINE

    WITHER HILLS SAUVIGNON BLANC

    2008Wairau Valley, Marlborough, South IslandTASTING NOTE: Wither Hills is blended from

    15 individual vineyard sites in Wairau Valley

    each harvested at optimum ripeness. Look for

    standard gooseberry and light capsicum notes

    with chalky, mineral undertones. Perfectly dry

    and fresh the acidity is bright the flavours a

    mix of gooseberry, passion fruit, lemongrass and

    granny smith apples. Well made and tasty.

    Score 88. (Anthony Gismondi & Stuart Tobe,www.gismondionwine.com, June 4, 2009)

    919514 (XD) 750 mL $ 17.951

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    PORCUPINE RIDGE

    SAUVIGNON BLANC 2008WO Western Cape(Boekenhoutskloof)TASTING NOTE: ... Full of crisp, bright fruit. Halfway

    in style between the green nettle-driven fruit of New

    Zealand and the more peachy style from Chile, this

    will be great to enjoy as soon as the daffodils are

    dancing in the spring sunshine. (Christine Austin,

    The Yorkshire Post (U.K.), Feb. 13, 2009)

    126797 (D) 750 mL $ 13.95 1

    AUSTRIA WHITE WINE

    SALOMON UNDHOF SALMON GROOVEYGRNER VELTLINER 2008Krems(Dr. Salomon KG)You know a wine is really starting to catch on

    when it acquires a cool nickname. Grner

    Veltliner is now called GrVe by the in-crowd.

    Grner Veltliner may be difficult for people to say

    (GROON-er VELT-lea-ner), but it is becoming one

    of the hippest and hottest wines on the market.

    Typically dry and flavourful with a peppery or

    spicy overtone, it is a great match for many fish(especially salmon) and seafood dishes.

    669606 (XD) 750 mL $ 12.95 1

    FRANCE WHITE WINE

    LOIRE

    CHTEAU DE SANCERRESANCERRE 2007

    AC(Marnier-Lapostolle, Prop.)This terrific property in Sancerre is owned by the

    Marnier-Lapostolle family. The wines here receive

    the same attention to detail and quality that goes

    into the familys other immensely successful

    ventures, such as Casa Lapostolle in Chile, and

    their famous liqueur Grand Marnier.

    TASTING NOTE: Vibrant, lingering flavors of grape-

    fruit and minerals. Score ### (out of 5). (Eric

    Asimov, The New York Times, Arril 15, 2009)

    340893 (XD) 750 mL $ 25.952

    MIDI

    DOMAINE DES ASPES VIOGNIER 2008Vin de Pays dOc

    (Vign. Roger)The latest vintage of one of the most consistentViogniers from the Languedoc. There is an

    evocation of Midi-in-a-glass here, including pit

    fruits, garrigue, melon and pear. Enjoy this

    delightful wine with spiced seafood dishes.

    712638 (D) 750 mL $ 14.95 1

    RHNE

    MAS DES BRESSADES CUVETRADITION BLANC 2008AC Costires de Nmes(Cyril Mars, Vign.)The Mars family began making wine in Algeria

    during the early 20th century. They would later

    acquire properties in Bordeaux (Chteau Puy

    Castra), and in Costires de Nmes, where they

    founded the renowned winery that produces

    this wine. Their Cuve Tradition is a floral beautywhich matches beautifully with the cheeses of

    the Rhne, such as Srac and Saint-Marcellin.

    701094 (D) 750 mL $ 13.95 1

    FRANCE RED WINE

    BORDEAUX

    CHTEAU COURRIRE-RONGIRAS 2005

    AC Lussac Saint-milion(Vignobles Jean-Bernard Saby & Fils)TASTING NOTE: This is beautiful 100% merlot

    thats just entered the drinking phase of its

    evolutionary curve. The tannins are sweet and

    firm, the way many people like them, and with

    medium-rare roast or grilled red meat, they will

    soften nicely. The wine presents well-layered

    sweet fruit flavours that are complemented and

    lifted by a broad seam of acidity. Lovely stuff, and

    a great price. Score #### 1/2 (out of 5). (RodPhillips, www.winecurrent.com, March 26, 2009)

    125492 (XD) 750 mL $ 18.952

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    CHTEAU GRAND-ORMEAU CUVEMADELEINE 2005AC Lalande de PomerolTASTING NOTE: The 2005 Cuvee Madeleine is

    similar [to the Grand-Ormeau], but slightly more

    structured, earthy, and backward. It will benefit

    from another 12 months of bottle age, and

    should keep for a decade. Score 90+. (RobertParker Jr., www.erobertparker.com, Aug. 2008)

    502245 (XD) 750 mL $ 57.00 2

    CHTEAU HAUT-CANTELOUP 2003AC MdocThis estate in the Mdoc neighbours Chteau

    Potensac to the south and La Tour de By to

    the north. Unsually for the Left Bank, Merlot

    dominates the blend (and the estates vineyards)

    with Cabernet Sauvignon and a small amount

    of Cabernet Franc making up the rest. Densely

    planted with an average vine age of 40 years,

    this chteau consistently offers one of Bordeauxs

    best values. 2003 was a hot vintage, so this cuveoffers ripe black fruit flavours and is drinking

    well now.

    125534 (XD) 750 mL $ 17.95 1

    CHTEAU LA SERRE 2005AC Saint-milionTASTING NOTE: Aromas of vanilla, blackberry

    and milk chocolate follow through to a medium-

    to-full body, with a lovely core of ripe fruit and

    a medium finish of vanilla bean, berry and

    chocolate tart. Best after 2011. Score 90.(James Suckling, www.winespectator.com,

    March 31, 2008)

    501437 (XD) 750 mL $ 58.00 3

    CHTEAU ROQUETAILLADELA GRANGE VIEILLES VIGNES2005AC Graves

    TASTING NOTE: Offers aromas of crushedblackberry and light spices. Full-bodied, with

    lots of fruit and layered, ripe tannins, with just

    the right hint of new wood. Needs time. Best

    after 2010. Score 90. (James Suckling,www.winespectator.com, June 30, 2008)

    125666 (XD) 750 mL $ 21.95 2

    MIDI

    CHTEAU DE LENGARRANGRS DE MONTPELLIER 2006AC Cteaux du LanguedocChteau lEngarran is a beautiful 18th-century

    chteau run by two sisters, Constance Rerolle

    and Diane Losfelt, who consistently craft quality

    wines. This blend of Syrah, Grenache, Carignan

    and Mourvdre is an inky purple-ruby colour.

    Intense, brooding aromas of black raspberry,

    cocoa, garrigue, and sweet floral notes lead to

    a plush palate bursting with black fruit andbrambly flavours, with dried herbs and a touch

    of spice. Well-structured with a lingering,

    pleasant finish, this will drink well now to 2014.

    (VINTAGES panel, July 2009)

    076299 (XD) 750 mL $ 18.95 2

    SOUTHWEST

    CLOS DU CHNE

    100% MALBEC 2005AC CahorsWhile the world may have discovered Malbec in

    Argentina, France is its historical home, and the

    winemakers of Cahors are reclaiming the grape

    for themselves.

    TASTING NOTE: Opulent damson, vanilla, liquorice

    aroma. Vibrant fruit on mid-palate. Elegant,

    long. So different from Cahors of 20 years ago.

    Drink 2009-17. Score ### (out of 5).

    (www.decanter.com, 2007)

    129064 (XD) 750 mL $ 15.952

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    FRANCE ROS WINE

    PROVENCE

    BIELER PRE ET FILS SABINE ROS 2008AC Coteaux dAix-en-Provence60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Grenache and

    15% Syrah.

    TASTING NOTE: ... Charles Bielers 2008 is one

    of the best Ive found of the new crop for the

    price ... you get a pretty pink full of crisp, dry

    red-raspberry flavor and a hint of herbs that

    brings the wooded hills around Aix to mind. Its

    savory and lasting, able to move from aperitif to

    dinner on the patio effortlessly. (Tara Q. Thomas,

    The Denver Post, May 20, 2009)

    071423 (XD) 750 mL $ 12.95 1

    RHNE

    LE MOURRE DE LISLEROS 2008AC Ctes du Rhne(Vignobles David, Prop.-Rcolt.)A blend of 60% Grenache and 40% Syrah, this

    fine ros is filled with blueberry, cherry, garrigue

    and vanilla aromas. Dry with excellent aromareplays on the palate. A wonderful sipper, or pair

    with barbecued prawns.

    121848 (D) 750 mL $ 14.95 1

    GERMANY WHITE WINE

    PFALZLINGENFELDER BIRD LABELRIESLING 2007QbATASTING NOTE: The most famous (and the first)

    of the Vineyard Creatures series, it shows bright,

    juicy white fruits and minerals. It has a lovely,

    gently rounded texture with silky apple and citrus

    flavours and a mouth-watering finish. (Daenna

    Van Mulligen, www.winescores.ca, July 31, 2008)

    568634 (MD) 750 mL $ 14.95 1

    RHEINGAU

    DOMDECHANT WERNERSCHESRIESLING SPTLESE 2002

    QmP, Hochheimer KirchenstckTASTING NOTE: Medium yellow colour. This7-year-old wine is still incredibly youthful. The

    peach, ripe apple, mineral and yellow plum

    aromas and flavours are well-supported by a

    vibrant acidity. Medium in sweetness to start, the

    fresh tones make it seem dry. Medium-bodied with

    a lingering finish. Try it with shrimp or linguine

    with pesto sauce. (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    127365 (MS) 750 mL $ 23.95 2

    GERMANY RED WINE

    BADEN

    KNIGSCHAFFHAUSEN STEINGRBLEPINOT NOIR 2005QbA, TrockenFor years Knigschaffhausen has been Badens

    leading cooperative. Low yields, an ultra-modern

    winery and the desire to produce quality wines

    has resulted in fantastic reliability, even with

    difficult grapes like Pinot Noir. The 2005 presents

    a deep garnet colour, with dried berry fruits anda hint of barnyard on the nose. On the palate,

    there are silky tannins, good fruit replays, and

    balancing acids. Serve it with Sauerbraten

    (pot roast with dumplings), spaetzle and red

    cabbage WUNDERBAR!

    460410 (D) 750 mL $ 16.95 1

    HUNGARY WHITE WINE

    ROYAL TOKAJI FURMINT 2006TASTING NOTE: This is one of an increasing

    number of dry Furmints coming out of Tokaji.

    From the apple, apricot and sweetly spiced nose,

    through to the textured palate that shows a

    mineral finish, this is a well executed, strong

    wine that has enough personality to tweak many

    peoples interest. Drink from 2009. Score ###

    (out of 5). (Decanter, Undated)

    653220 (D) 750 mL $ 13.95 1

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    PUGLIA

    COPPI PEUCETICO PRIMITIVO 2001DOC Gioia del Colle

    TASTING NOTE: Heres a great example of Italysversion of Zinfandel. The nose is a bit subdued but

    opens to reveal dried berries, coffee and mineral

    notes with a faint floral edge. Soft in structure

    but with enough tannin to balance the fruit, this

    medium-bodied style has good length and is a

    nice alternative to the many very alcoholic styles

    we see from this grape. This is approachable

    enough to enjoy on its own. At this price, snap

    up an armful (or two) to enjoy over the next few

    months. Score #### (out of 5). (Mark Tandan,

    www.winecurrent.com, March 29, 2008)

    724674 (XD) 750 mL $ 13.95 1

    SICILY

    SANTA MARGHERITA SYRAH 2007IGT SiciliaAlto Adiges Santa Margherita wanted to make a

    fruit-forward, Mediterranean-meets-New World

    red wine. To achieve this in Italy, they sourced the

    grapes from the island of Sicily, which enjoys a

    warm climate. The result is a vibrant, blackberry-

    and pepper-scented Syrah that is the perfect

    wine for barbecued steaks, hamburgers orgourmet sausages.

    028977 (XD) 750 mL $ 17.95 2

    TUSCANY

    BANFI CENTINE 2006IGT ToscanaTASTING NOTE: Very rich and ripe aromas of

    blackberry and earth follow through to a full-

    bodied palate, with soft tannins and a long finish.

    Shows lovely flavors. One of the best values from

    Tuscany this year. Best after 2007. Score 88.

    (James Suckling, www.winespectator.com,

    Oct. 31, 2007)

    947440 (XD) 750 mL $ 16.95 2

    ITALY WHITE WINE

    FRIULI

    BORGO CONVENTI PINOT GRIGIO 2008DOC Isonzo del Friuli(Ruffino)Located in Italys northeast, Friuli enjoys climatic

    conditions that help winemakers achieve excellent

    crisp structure in their wines, particularly the

    whites. A real mixture of grapes are cultivated

    here including indigenous, Austrian, and French

    varieties such as Pinot Gris (a.k.a. Pinot Grigio).

    This delicate and fragrant Pinot Grigio can be

    served as an aperitif or with light dishes like

    seafood pasta.

    013276 (XD) 750 mL $ 16.95 1

    TRENTINO

    BOLLINI PINOT GRIGIO 2008DOC Trentino(Empson & Co.)Natura & Passione have been Neil and Maria

    Empsons guiding principles since the creation of

    their Bollini line of wines in 1979. The Empsons

    continue to strive to find the ultimate expression

    of the best fruit from the most suitable vineyards.

    With every wine in this line they intrude as littleas possible, letting the finished wine be a true

    reflection of the place where it was grown. This

    fresh, citrus- and melon-scented wine would

    complement a grilled prawn dish.

    951319 (XD) 750 mL $ 16.95 1

    ITALY RED WINE

    PIEDMONT

    CASA VINICOLA CORTESE BAROLO 2004DOCGTASTING NOTE: Exemplary modern Barolo with

    plenty of forward fruit on both the nose and the

    palate. Primarily plum, rose petals, masala spice,

    leather and ripe cherry aromas. On the palate, the

    wine is fairly tannic, but the fruit is quite forward

    considering the youthfulness of the wine. Will

    easily last a decade, but only needs about 2-4 years

    to enter its drinking window. A very good value

    Barolo from a delicious vintage. (VINTAGES panel,

    June 2009)

    119677 (D) 750 mL $ 31.95 3

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    MARCHESI DE FRESCOBALDITENUTA DI CASTIGLIONI 2006IGT ToscanaIts not every day that the price of a 90-scoring

    wine from a renowned winery is reduced! Well,weve done just that, lowering the price of this

    lovely summer red from $23.95 to $21.95.

    Youre most welcome.

    TASTING NOTE: Very pretty, with perfumedblackberry and mineral aromas. Medium- to full-

    bodied, with fine tannins and a berry, milk chocolate

    and cedar aftertaste. A bit lean now, but polished

    and pretty. Cabernet Sauvignon, Sangiovese and

    Merlot. Best after 2010. Score 90. (JamesSuckling, www.winespectator.com, Oct. 31, 2008)

    974394 (XD) 750 mL $ 21.95 2

    RENZO MASI CHIANTI RISERVA 2005DOCGThis Chianti Riserva is a blend of 93% Sangiovese,5% Canaiolo, and 2% Colorino. Rufina ages it for

    30 months in a combination of barrel and bottle.

    Canaiolo adds some acidity, while the Colorino

    (instead of the now-allowed Cabernet Sauvignon) is

    used by traditionalists who want to add tannicstructure but keep the wine all Italian. Try this with

    classic Tuscan dishes, such as steak Florentine.

    969469 (XD) 750 mL $ 15.95 2

    TENUTA LUGO CHIANTI RISERVA 2004

    DOCGTASTING NOTE: The 2004 vintage was not aslegendarily hot as 2003, but that was definitely to

    Tuscanys advantage. This pretty crowd-pleaser

    features aromas of sweet red fruits, plum and

    gentle earth/truffle notes. Dry, ripe and fruity,this ready-to-drink wine is an ideal partner for

    barbecued gourmet spicy sausages. (VINTAGES

    panel, Nov. 2008)

    023275 (D) 750 mL $ 21.95 1

    VENETO

    CORTE ZOVO SA SOLIN RIPASSO 2007DOC Valpolicella

    (Terre di Verona Agricola)Year after year, this fabulous Ripasso is a majorhit with VINTAGES customers. Its fruit-forward with

    layers of cranberry, cherry, herb, peppery spice

    and meaty notes. Dry with a medium full-body

    and a lingering finish, it has the structure tomatch flavourful dishes such as roast leg of lamb

    or gourmet pizza with the works.

    650713 (D) 750 mL $ 17.95 1

    VALPANTENA TORRE DEL FALASCORIPASSO VALPOLICELLA 2006DOCThe Cantina della Valpantena owes a great deal

    of its success to the work of Luca Degani, who

    has perfectly interpreted the magic moment

    Valpolicella is currently enjoying. The commitment

    of the member growers in the vineyards hasbeen renewed, the cellar techniques perfected

    and, above all, the classic wine types have been

    interpreted in a contemporary key and promoted

    with effective marketing techniques. (Gambero

    Rosso Italian Wines 2008)

    TASTING NOTE: A simple, rustic, delicious,wine with mouth-watering red plums, cherries

    and berries. Full-bodied and smooth. Foodmatches: chipotle chili, spicy chicken, rib roast,

    fried chicken. Score 90. (Natalie MacLean,

    www.nataliemaclean.com, Nov. 22, 2008)

    642421 (D) 750 mL $ 17.95 2

    VILLALTA RIPASSO

    VALPOLICELLA 2006DOC(Casa Girelli)TASTING NOTE: This Ripasso makes an immediate

    impression with its deep colour and concentrated

    aromas (cherry, blackberry, smoked meat, plums

    and leather). On the palate, it is dry, fruity andwell-structured with good length on the finish. A

    smashing choice for barbecued back ribs or

    grilled T-bone steak. (VINTAGES panel, June 2009)

    117242 (XD) 750 mL $ 14.95 2On the Back Cover

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    FONTAL ROBLETEMPRANILLO 2007DO La Mancha(Bodegas Fontana)

    TASTING NOTE: From the hot La Mancha regioncomes this ripe and fruity Tempranillo, filled with

    aromas of plum, blackberry, black table grapes

    and spice cabinet. Dry with almost sweet fruits

    balanced by gentle acids. The fruit and spice

    mingle nicely, suggesting this wine is a good

    partner for mildly spiced Asian beef dishes.

    (VINTAGES panel, Nov. 2008)

    127381 (D) 750 mL $ 13.95 1On the Back Cover

    LORION CRIANZA 2005DOCa Rioja(Bodegas Bretn)TASTING NOTE: Deep red. Cherry, plum and

    tobacco on the nose, with suave baking spices and

    tobacco adding complexity. Supple cherry and

    plum jam flavors are framed and lifted by juicy

    acidity. Finishes clean and moderately long, with a

    note of cherry skin. Score 88. (Josh Raynolds,

    International Wine Cellar, July/Aug. 2008)

    912691 (XD) 750 mL $ 15.95 2

    TORRES SAN VALENTN GARNACHA 2007DO CatalunyaTASTING NOTE: (Translated from the Norwegian)

    Dense and deep red-violet. Rich and full sweet

    scents of plums and dark berries with hints ofspice. Full bodied with ripe and sweet fruit,

    moderate acidity and a medium long aftertaste

    with fine tannins. This wine is ready to drink

    now, but can be cellared for two to three years.

    Definitely a wine to have with meat, but its easy,

    sweet style means that the meat should be well

    seasoned ... Sweet fruit combined with fine

    tannins make this a wine you can also enjoy

    without food. Or try with well-aged cheeses, such

    as parmesan, Gruyre, cheddar, etc. (Arnie

    Stalheim, www.klikk.no, Jan. 22, 2009)

    673541 (XD) 750 mL $ 13.951

    SPAIN WHITE WINE

    BURGNS ALBARIO 2008

    DO Ras Baixas(Bodegas Martin Cdax)Albario is another variety in a long line of previously

    under-appreciated aromatic white grapes (e.g.,

    Riesling, Chenin Blanc and Gewurztraminer) that

    is now beginning to get its long-deserved due.

    Its an exceptional match for a vast array of

    seafoods and paella, but also makes a refreshing

    summer sipper for lounging about on the back-

    yard deck or patio.

    945063 (XD) 750 mL $ 18.95 1

    CELLER PIOL NUESTRA SEORAPORTAL 2007DO Terra AltaJay Miller of www.erobertparker.comgave this

    wine a score of 90 but did not provide a tastingnote. (Feb. 2008)

    TASTING NOTE: Its an undemanding wine

    (blended from Garnatxa Blanca, Sauvignon Blanc,

    Viognier, Macabeo), but by no means lacking in

    interest. Aromas are dominated by the Sauvignon

    Blanc in the blend, but tropical fruit flavors dance

    on the palate, and the wines texture has thatsubtle graininess often associated with Garnatxa

    (Grenache). Score 88. (Marguerite Thomas,www.winereviewonline.com, June 2, 2009)

    114256 (D) 750 mL $ 15.95 1

    SPAIN RED WINE

    FINCA SOBREO CRIANZA 2005

    DO ToroTASTING NOTE: Finca Sobrenos 2005 Crianza

    is 100% Tinta de Toro [Tempranillo] aged for

    7 months in American oak. Dark crimson-

    colored, it offers an enticing bouquet of cedar,

    mineral, blackberry, and floral notes. This leads

    to a ripe, supple, full-flavored, spicy wine with

    excellent depth and balance. Although designed

    and priced to be consumed in its youth, it will

    evolve for several years. Score 90. (Jay Miller,www.erobertparker.com, Aug. 2008)

    040360 (XD) 750 mL $ 18.95 2

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    HENRI BOURGEOISLES BARONNES SANCERRE (V)

    AC, Loire, France542548 (XD) 750 mL $24.95

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    JAPAN I 125989 GEKKEIKAN NIGORI SAKE (300 mL) Page 21 $ 8.95

    SPARKLING WINE

    ITALY VENETO I 126300 TENUTA S. ANNA CUVE ROS BRUT Page 21 $ 15.95

    SPAIN I 120956 SEGURA VIUDAS VINTAGE BRUT CAVA 2004 Page 21 $ 18.95

    WHITE WINE

    CANADA ONTARIO I 121764 CREEKSIDE ESTATE LAURA WHITE 2007 Page 22 $ 17.95

    I 134130 JACKSON-TRIGGS PROPRIETORS GRAND RESERVE Page 22 $ 18.75GEWRZTRAMINER 2007

    I 121772 STONECHURCH BARREL FERMENTED CHARDONNAY 2007 Page 22 $ 16.95

    I 085100 WILDASS WHITE 2006 Page 22 $ 19.95

    USA CALIFORNIA I 136390 DELICATO VIOGNIER/CHARDONNAY 2008 Page 23 $ 14.95

    I 960120 LIBERTY SCHOOL CHARDONNAY 2006 Page 23 $ 15.95

    ARGENTINA I 127118 TRAPICHE BROQUEL TORRONTES 2008 Page 24 $ 15.95

    CHILE I 127498 CONO SUR 20 BARRELS CHARDONNAY 2007 Page 5 $ 24.95

    I 396986 LAPOSTOLLE CASA CHARDONNAY 2008 Page 4 $ 14.95

    I 127506 LEYDA RESERVA CHARDONNAY 2008 Page 5 $ 13.95

    I 390203 MONTES ALPHA CHARDONNAY 2007 Page 5 $ 22.95

    AUSTRALIA I 108027 ZILZIE CHARDONNAY 2007 Page 25 $ 17.95

    NEW ZEALAND I 919514 WITHER HILLS SAUVIGNON BLANC 2008 Page 26 $ 17.95

    SOUTH AFRICA I 126797 PORCUPINE RIDGE SAUVIGNON BLANC 2008 Page 27 $ 13.95

    AUSTRIA I 669606 SALOMON UNDHOF SALMON GROOVEY GRNER VELTLINER 2008 Page 27 $ 12.95

    FRANCE BURGUNDY I 127399 DOMAINE FRANCIS FICHET ET FILS MCON-VILLAGES 2007 Page 17 $ 16.95

    I 681056 DOMAINE JEAN-PIERRE SVE TERROIR POUILLY-FUISS 2007 Page 17 $ 26.95

    I 127449 DOMAINE NADINE FERRAND ST-VRAN 2007 Page 17 $ 21.95

    I 127423 J.J. VINCENT CHAMP BRL MCON-VILLAGES 2007 Page 17 $ 18.95

    I 127431 NICOLAS POTEL MONTAGNY 1er CRU 2007 Page 15 $ 24.95

    FRANCE LOIRE I 340893 CHTEAU DE SANCERRE SANCERRE 2007 Page 27 $ 25.95

    FRANCE MIDI I 712638 DOMAINE DES ASPES VIOGNIER 2008 Page 27 $ 14.95FRANCE RHNE I 701094 MAS DES BRESSADES CUVE TRADITION BLANC 2008 Page 27 $ 13.95

    GERMANY PFALZ I 568634 LINGENFELDER BIRD LABEL RIESLING 2007 Page 29 $ 14.95

    GERMANY RHEINGAU I 127365 DOMDECHANT WERNERSCHES RIESLING SPTLESE 2002 Page 29 $ 23.95

    HUNGARY I 653220 ROYAL TOKAJI FURMINT 2006 Page 29 $ 13.95

    ITALY FRIULI I 013276 BORGO CONVENTI PINOT GRIGIO 2008 Page 30 $ 16.95

    ITALY TRENTINO I 951319 BOLLINI PINOT GRIGIO 2008 Page 30 $ 16.95

    SPAIN I 945063 BURGNS ALBARIO 2008 Page 32 $ 18.95

    I 114256 CELLER PIOL NUESTRA SEORA PORTAL 2007 Page 32 $ 15.95

    RED WINE

    CANADA ONTARIO I 235051 CAVE SPRING MERLOT 2006 Page 22 $ 16.95

    I 121715 NIAGARA COLLEGE TEACHING WINERY CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2005 Page 22 $ 18.95I 122283 TRUMPOURS MILL PINOT NOIR 2007 Page 23 $ 19.95

    CANADA I 073072 BURROWING OWL SYRAH 2005 Page 23 $ 48.95BRITISH COLUMBIA

    USA CALIFORNIA I 101816 DOMAINE CARNEROS ESTATE PINOT NOIR 2006 Page 24 $ 34.95

    I 331603 KENDALL-JACKSON VINTNERS RESERVE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2005 Page 24 $ 24.95

    I 127605 LUCAS & LEWELLEN PINOT NOIR 2006 Page 24 $ 19.95

    ARGENTINA I 746727 FINCA FLICHMAN RESERVA MALBEC 2007 Page 24 $ 12.95

    I 127613 SANTA JULIA RESERVA SYRAH 2007 Page 24 $ 13.95

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    CHILE I 951079 CALINA RESERVA CARMENRE 2007 Page 10 $ 15.95

    I 398800 CASA LAPOSTOLLE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2007 Page 6 $ 15.95

    I 030957 CONCHA Y TORO WINEMAKERS LOT 148 CARMENRE 2007 Page 11 $ 16.95

    I 061069 EMILIANA NATURA CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2007 Page 7 $ 15.95

    I 727495 LAURA HARTWIG RESERVA CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2006 Page 8 $ 13.95

    I 000612 MONTES ALPHA SYRAH 2007 Page 25 $ 22.95

    I 960542 MONTGRAS RESERVA CARMENRE 2008 Page 11 $ 12.95

    I 093831 SANTA ALICIA GRAN RESERVA CARMENRE 2005 Page 13 $ 18.95

    I 275594 SANTA RITA MEDALLA REAL SPECIAL RESERVE Page 8 $ 19.95CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2006

    I 058446 TABAL RESERVA CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2007 Page 8 $ 14.95

    I 127522 TERRA ANDINA CARMENRE 2008 Page 13 $ 11.95

    I 096602 UNDURRAGA SIBARIS CARMENRE 2007 Page 13 $ 15.95

    AUSTRALIA I 071043 BAROSSA VALLEY ESTATE E-MINOR SHIRAZ 2007 Page 25 $ 17.95

    I 039537 BAROSSA VALLEY ESTATE EBENEZER CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2004 Page 25 $ 39.95

    I 971705 BAROSSA VALLEY ESTATE EBENEZER SHIRAZ 2004 Page 25 $ 39.95

    I 093138 CAT AMONGST THE PIGEONS NINE LIVES SHIRAZ 2006 Page 26 $ 21.95

    I 108043 ELDERTON E SERIES SHIRAZ/CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2006 Page 26 $ 14.95

    I 107904 GEORGE WYNDHAM FOUNDERS RESERVE SHIRAZ 2005 Page 26 $ 22.95

    I 107961 GEORGE WYNDHAM FOUNDERS RESERVE SHIRAZ/GRENACHE 2006 Page 26 $ 22.95

    I 927533 TORBRECK WOODCUTTERS SHIRAZ 2007 Page 26 $ 24.95

    FRANCE BORDEAUX I 125492 CHTEAU COURRIRE-RONGIRAS 2005 Page 27 $ 18.95

    I 502245 CHTEAU GRAND-ORMEAU CUVE MADELEINE 2005 Page 28 $ 57.00

    I 125534 CHTEAU HAUT-CANTELOUP 2003 Page 28 $ 17.95

    I 501437 CHTEAU LA SERRE 2005 Page 28 $ 58.00

    I 125666 CHTEAU ROQUETAILLADE LA GRANGE VIEILLES VIGNES 2005 Page 28 $ 21.95

    FRANCE MIDI I 076299 CHTEAU DE LENGARRAN GRS DE MONTPELLIER 2006 Page 28 $ 18.95

    FRANCE SOUTHWEST I 129064 CLOS DU CHNE 100% MALBEC 2005 Page 28 $ 15.95

    GERMANY BADEN I 460410 KNIGSCHAFFHAUSEN STEINGRBLE PINOT NOIR 2005 Page 29 $ 16.95

    ITALY PIEDMONT I119677 CASA VINICOLA CORTESE BAROLO 2004 Page 30 $ 31.95

    ITALY PUGLIA I 724674 COPPI PEUCETICO PRIMITIVO 2001 Page 30 $ 13.95

    ITALY SICILY I 028977 SANTA MARGHERITA SYRAH 2007 Page 30 $ 17.95

    ITALY TUSCANY I 947440 BANFI CENTINE 2006 Page 30 $ 16.95

    I 974394 MARCHESI DE FRESCOBALDI TENUTA DI CASTIGLIONI 2006 Page 31 $ 21.95

    I 969469 RENZO MASI CHIANTI RISERVA 2005 Page 31 $ 15.95

    I 023275 TENUTA LUGO CHIANTI RISERVA 2004 Page 31 $ 21.95

    ITALY VENETO I 650713 CORTE ZOVO SA SOLIN RIPASSO 2007 Page 31 $ 17.95

    I 642421 VALPANTENA TORRE DEL FALASCO RIPASSO VALPOLICELLA 2006 Page 31 $ 17.95

    I 117242 VILLALTA RIPASSO VALPOLICELLA 2006 Page 31 $ 14.95

    SPAIN I 040360 FINCA SOBREO CRIANZA 2005 Page 32 $ 18.95

    I 127381 FONTAL ROBLE TEMPRANILLO 2007 Page 32 $ 13.95

    I 912691 LORION CRIANZA 2005 Page 32 $ 15.95I 673541 TORRES SAN VALENTN GARNACHA 2007 Page 32 $ 13.95

    ROS WINE

    CANADA ONTARIO I 055046 TRUMPOURS MILL ROS 2007 Page 23 $ 14.95

    CHILE I 059147 VALDIVIESO CABERNET SAUVIGNON ROS 2008 Page 25 $ 12.95

    FRANCE PROVENCE I 071423 BIELER PRE ET FILS SABINE ROS 2008 Page 29 $ 12.95

    FRANCE RHNE I 121848 LE MOURRE DE LISLE ROS 2008 Page 29 $ 14.95

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    V I N T A G E S S T O R E D I R E C T O R YThis is just a partial list of the more than 300 VINTAGES locations in Ontario. For the complete list of V INTAGES locations, please visit:www.vintages.com/frame_stores.html . For more information, please contact VINTAGES Sales Centre: Toronto Area 416-365-5767 oroutside Toronto, toll-free 1-800-266-4764 .

    1 = Stores that Offer between 50 and 800 of VINTAGES Products 11 = Stores that Offer between 801 and 1,700 of VINTAGES Products

    111 = Stores that Offer between 1,701 and 2,000+ of V INTAGES Products ISD = Stores that offer VINTAGES In-Store Discovery products

    AJAXStore 77140 Kingston Road EastDurham Centre905-683-5306

    1ISD

    ANCASTERStore 21737 Golf Links RoadMeadowlands Centre905-304-9608 11

    AURORAStore 31114824 Yonge St.905-727-9722 1Store 63015830 Bayview Ave.905-727-7288 11

    BARRIE

    Store 187534 Bayfield Street705-722-1046 11Store 28837 Caplan Avenue705-726-6220 11

    BELLEVILLEStore 57190A Bell Boulevard613-962-2132 1

    BOLTONStore 26530 Mcewan Drive East905-857-2620 1

    BRACEBRIDGEStore 130Bracebridge Plaza, Hwy #118 West705-645-6956 1

    BRAMALEAStore 41680 Peel Centre DriveBramalea City Centre905-793-8027 1

    BRAMPTONStore 171170 Sandalwood Parkway E.Heart Lake Town Centre905-846-4373 1Store 329

    545 Steeles Ave. E.905-454-7980 11

    BRANTFORDStore 37384 Lynden Road, Lynden Park Mall519-752-1779 1

    BURLINGTONStore 4811235 Fairview StreetMaple Mews Plaza905-333-3111 1Store 5663365 Fairview Street905-637-3248 1

    Store 5732000 Appleby Line905-336-6200 11

    CAMBRIDGEStore 95200 Franklin Blvd.519-621-6330 1

    COLLINGWOODStore 311 First Street705-445-3341 11

    CORNWALLStore 54011960 Brookdale AvenueBrookdale Mall613-933-1723 1

    DUNDASStore 25119 Osler Drive905-628-2042 1

    GEORGETOWN

    Store 156236 Guelph St., Delrex Market Centre905-877-2721 1

    GRAVENHURSTStore 102 NEW150 Sharpe Street East705-687-2641 11

    GUELPHStore 325378 Speedvale Avenue East519-824-7900 1Store 495615 Scottsdale Drive519-823-5080 11

    HAMILTONStore 143233 Dundurn Street South905-529-8761 1

    HAWKESBURYStore 8356 Main Street East613-632-2121 11

    HUNTSVILLEStore 10691 King William Street705-789-2591 1

    KINGSTONStore 4034 Barrack Street613-549-5092 11Store 154 NEW1089 Midland Avenue613-384-2299 1

    KITCHENERStore 5441005 Ottawa Street NorthStanley Park Plaza519-893-6921 1Store 549324 Highland Road WestHighland Road Plaza519-745-8781 1

    LINDSAY

    Store 8235 Russell Street West705-324-5511 1

    LONDONStore 2671 York Street519-432-1831 1

    Store 393109 Fanshawe Park Road519-660-1366 11 ISDStore 4383050 Wonderland Road South519-471-4930 1Store 5751073 Wellington Road

    519-681-4242 1Store 5931240 Commissioners Road West519-473-9612 1

    MAPLEStore 5362943 Major Mackenzie Drive

    905-832-1367 11MARKHAMStore 390192 Bullock Drive905-472-8600 11Store 5903075 Highway 7 East905-940-2768 11

    MILTONStore 25514 Main Street East905-878-2631 1Store 631830 Main Street East

    905-864-7030 1MISSISSAUGAStore 182200 Lakeshore Road East905-278-7931 1Store 2181077 North Service RoadApplewood Village Plaza905-897-1092 1Store 3346975 Meadowvale Town CentreMeadowvale Town Centre905-286-0188 11Store 371930 Southdown Road

    905-822-2281 11Store 3855925 Rodeo Drive905-568-4064 11Store 4942458 Dundas Street WestWoodchester Mall905-822-1776 11Store 5059 5035 Hurontario St.905-501-9784 1Store 5423020 Elmcreek Rd.905-949-6100 11Store 705

    1900 Dundas Street WestSherwood Forrest Mall905-823-4524 111 ISD

    NEWMARKETStore 22617555 Yonge Street905-895-6341 11 ISD

    NIAGARA FALLSStore 5865389 Ferry StreetFerry Street Plaza905-357-4360 1

    NORTH BAYStore 3871711 Algonquin Avenue705-474-5430 1

    OAKVILLEStore 148270 North Service Road WestOakville Town Centre W.905-338-1039 11Store 179

    1011 Upper Middle Road EastUpper Oakville Shopping Centre905-849-9934 1Store 365276 Lakeshore Road East905-844-6852 1Store 437 NEW1527 Rebecca Street905-827-5072 11Store 445251 Oak Walk Dr.905-257-6300 11 ISD

    ORANGEVILLEStore 29840 B Broadway

    519-942-0188 1ORILLIAStore 579Coldwater Road & Westmount DriveCountry Fair Plaza705-325-9413 1

    OSHAWAStore 378400 Gibb St, Oshawa Centre905-723-5721 1Store 4651409 Harmony Rd905-576-5223 1

    OTTAWA CENTRAL

    Store 37640 Bank Street613-234-7064 1Store 38275 Rideau StreetCorner Of King Edward& Rideau St.613-789-522 111 ISDStore 38422 Isabella Street613-232-9689 1Store 526240 Sparks St.C.D. Howe Building613-567-7108 1Store 547

    111 Albert StreetWorld Exchange Plaza613-233-0394 1

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    OTTAWA GLOUCESTER

    Store 443

    3-2016 Ogilvie Road

    Shoppers City East

    613-745-9906 1

    OTTAWA KANATA

    Store 36

    457 Hazeldean Rd.

    613-592-5416 11Store 556

    24 300 Earl Grey Drive

    613-592-1849 11OTTAWA MANOTICK

    Store 521

    1154 Currier Street

    613-692-2503 1

    OTTAWA NEPEAN

    Store 412

    543 West Hunt Club Rd.

    613-224-4333 11Store 431

    1363 Woodroffe Avenue

    College Square

    613-224-4611 1Store 499

    120 Riocan AvenueBarrhaven Market Square

    613-825-1160 11

    OTTAWA ORLEANS

    Store 624

    4220 Innes Rd

    613-837-5527 11

    OTTAWA SOUTH

    Store 243

    1980 Bank Street

    613-523-7763 11 ISD

    OTTAWA VANIER

    Store 140

    230 Montreal Road

    613-745-1523 1OTTAWA WEST

    Store 212

    222 Richmond Road

    613-729-1735 11

    OWEN SOUND

    Store 300

    1156 2nd Avenue East

    519-376-0761 1

    PERTH

    Store 72

    80 Dufferin Street

    613-267-1697 1

    PETERBOROUGH

    Store 35

    879 Lansdowne Street West

    705-743-9955 11

    PICKERING

    Store 776

    1899 Brock Rd.

    905-427-9830 1

    PORT CARLING

    Store 403

    115 Medora Street

    705-765-5222 1

    PORT HOPE

    Store 79

    15 Ontario Street

    905-885-5668 1

    RICHMOND HILL

    Store 248

    10375 Yonge Street North905-884-7321 1Store 623

    8783 Yonge Street905-886-3511 11Store 629

    1520 Major Mackenzie Dr. E.,905-884-4700 1

    SARNIA

    Store 4591330 Exmouth Street519-542-6836 1

    SAULT STE. MARIE

    Store 359

    150 Churchill BoulevardChurchill Plaza705-759-7740 1

    ST. CATHARINES

    Store 252

    210 Glendale AvenuePendale Shopping Centre905-641-1169 1Store 522

    311 Geneva Street

    905-646-1818 11STONEY CREEK

    Store 545

    75 Centennial Parkway North905-560-4970 1

    STOUFFVILLE

    Store 404

    5710 Main Street905-640-3771 1

    STRATFORD

    Store 60

    91 Wellington Street519-271-1343 1

    SUDBURY NEW SUDBURY

    Store 287

    1467 Lasalle BoulevardSupermall705-566-3882 1

    SUDBURY SOUTH END

    Store 407

    2040 Algonquin Road705-522-8000 1

    TECUMSEH

    Store 278

    15 Amy Croft Dr.519-735-2661 1

    THORNHILL

    Store 523 NEW180 Promenade Circle905-889-7787 1

    THUNDER BAY

    Store 501

    1010 Dawson RoadThe Landmark Inn807-767-8882 1Store 616

    969 Fort William Road807-623-8484 1

    TORONTO CENTRAL

    Store 2

    396 St. Clair W.416-653-0220 1

    Store 31230 Dundas Street West416-536-4634 1

    Store 4

    213 Danforth Avenue

    416-469-4724 1Store 5

    1654 Queen Street East

    416-691-9758 11Store 6

    11 Brock Avenue

    416-532-7283 1Store 10

    10 Scrivener Square

    Summerhill Subway

    416-922-0403 111 ISDStore 15

    232 Dupont Street

    416-922-7066 11Store 18

    85 Hanna Avenue, Unit 103

    416-538-9200 1Store 19

    2151 St. Clair Ave. W.

    416-653-8202 1Store 164

    147 Laird Avenue

    416-425-6282 11Store 217

    Queens Quay, 2 Cooper Street416-864-6777 111 ISDStore 295

    3520 Dundas Street West

    416-762-8215 1Store 333

    First Canadian Place

    Lower Concourse

    416-594-9040 11Store 457

    2300 Yonge Street

    Yonge Eglinton Centre

    416-487-4858 1Store 485

    1009 Coxwell Avenue

    416-423-5213 1Store 5251941 Yonge Street

    416-483-8622 11Store 528

    55 Bloor Street West

    Manulife Centre

    416-925-5266 11 ISDStore 532

    87 Front Street East

    St. Lawrence Market

    416-368-0521 1Store 568

    595 Bay Street

    Lower Concourse

    416-979-9978 1Store 6972185 Queen Street East

    416-690-9876 1Store 742

    10 Lower Jarvis

    416-364-9114 1

    TORONTO ETOBICOKE

    Store 149

    2946 Bloor Street West

    416-239-3065 11 ISD

    Store 207

    250 The East Mall, Cloverdale Mall

    416-233-6081 1Store 214

    125 The Queensway

    416-259-6476 1

    Store 415

    259 The Kingsway

    Humbertown Plaza

    416-231-2446 1Store 553

    1750 The Queensway

    416-620-5390 11

    TORONTO NORTH YORK

    Store 1

    2625d Weston Road

    416-243-3320 11 ISD

    Store 1855995 Yonge Street

    416-221-0858 1Store 355

    2901 Bayview Avenue

    Bayview Village Mall

    416-222-7658 111 ISDStore 360

    675 Wilson Avenue

    416-636-5349 1Store 452

    1717 Avenue Road

    416-785-6389 11 ISD

    TORONTO SCARBOROUGH

    Store 163

    3111 Danforth Avenue

    416-699-7003 1Store 198 NEW

    4543 Kingston Road

    416-282-2034 11Store 269

    3441 Lawrence Avenue East

    Cedarbrae Mall

    416-431-0791 1

    WATERDOWN

    Store 326

    255 Dundas Street East

    Waterdown Village Plaza

    905-689-6855 1

    WATERLOO

    Store 115

    115 King Street South

    519-886-4970 11Store 417

    571 King Street North

    519-884-8511 11Store 702

    450 Columbia St

    519-886-1559 1

    WHITBY

    Store 432

    170 Taunton Road West

    905-655-6090 11

    WINDSOR

    Store 367

    3165 Howard Avenue

    The Roundhouse Centre

    519-972-1772 11

    WOODBRIDGE

    Store 346

    7850 Weston Road

    905-851-2500 11 ISDStore 632 NEW

    140 Woodbridge Avenue

    905-264-7366 11

    WOODSTOCK

    Store 64

    959 Dundas Street

    519 537-3311 1SATURDAY AUGUST 15, 2009 VINTAGES 39

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