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  • Guardians of Legacy
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  • Doctor Kedrin Van Steenwyk, daughter of the founders of Adelaida Don and Elizabeth Van Steenwyk, and her husband Liam Duggan, live right here in Charleston on Kiawah Island.
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  • Artist Series Rose with label artwork by Jeremy Okai Davis

    Collect All Three!

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  • From the Chehalem Mountains Appelation of Oregon's Willamette Valley is this stunning example of Pinot Noir.

    “Deliciously layered aromas of black cherry and black raspberry lift out of the glass, followed by exotic spice notes and a dark, rich loamy quality. This wine is like satin in the mouth—so supple. It toes the line between ethereal and ponderous in the most delightful way.”
    -Gina Hennen, Winemaker

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  • “Pretty early in my life as a Willamette Valley winegrower, I heard the story about Ernest Reuter, the Forest Grove winemaker, who had won a gold medal for his Klevner wine at the St. Louis World’s Fair of 1904.  It was a story that had double appeal – it spoke to the fame of Oregon wines in the pre-prohibition era and it enhanced the reputation of Pinot blanc.  “Klevner”  wasn’t exactly the name of a single variety – it has referred over time to many members of the Pinot family (even Pinot noir) but most often it seemed to mean Pinot blanc.  At least in the early 1970’s that’s what I thought."

    -David Adelsheim

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  • Staking a claim involves first the discovery of a valuable mineral in quantities that a "prudent man" (the Prudent Man Rule) would invest time and expenses to recover. Next, marking the claim boundaries, typically with wooden posts or capped steel posts, which must be four feet tall, or stone cairns, which must be three feet tall. Finally, filing a claim with both the land management agency and the local county registrar.
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  • Hailing from Tuscany, this classic example of Vermentino has a zesty bouquet of freshly cut grass, grapefruit and hints of salt air. On the palate, the wine has a creamy and round mouthfeel with bright acidity accompanied by hints of limestone and a slight earthiness.
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  • The first traces of the Bichot family date back to 1214. They settled in Burgundy in 1350, in their fief of Châteauneuf-en-Auxois. The family’s coat of arms has not changed since nor has its symbol, a doe (biche).
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  • Writer's Club, Literary Festivals, Music and Wine Festivals, International Film Festivals. Oh, yes, and one of the best Chablis you'll ever have from a family who settled in Burgundy in 1350 and started their wine making business in 1831.

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  • Erdener Treppchen translates to 'The Little Staircase of Erden', and is aptly named as the vineyard is so steep that long ago, stone steps were built into the hillside to enable workers to reach the vines.

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