July Four Pack

July Four Pack

NV Gruet Brut Sparkling, New Mexico, Champagne Blend

A French family with roots in Champagne production moved to New Mexico in the mid 1980's after a visit and learning about some experimental vineyards near Truth and Consequences, NM. Consistently voted as a phenomenal value for money, the Gruet sparkling wines punch well above their price point. Made in the same style as Champagne with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, the Brut is crisp and refreshing. Notes of green apples, lemon citrus, and a fresh toasted croissant finish. Enjoy with fried chicken or Lay's potato chips.

2023 Poderi Vaiot, "Franco," Roero, Italy, Arneis

It's no secret we love white wines from Piedmont in Northern Italy. These are the sleeper hits and wines you crave after you've spent hours in the cellars tasting Nebbiolo in it's many forms. Arneis is the top white grape in Roero and is synonymous with the appellation. Arneis also translates to "little rascal," due to it's difficult nature growing in the vineyards. A fuller bodied white wine with notes of ripe pear, almond, chamomile, and refreshing acidity. Enjoy with Publix tarragon chicken salad sandwiches or baked salmon with creamy herb sauce.

2024 Seehof, Rosé, Rheinhessen, Germany,
Pinot Noir

German rosé is near and dear to our hearts at Harvest, for incredible value and quality. The Seehof rosé is no exception. Bright, zippy, and totally dry, you may reconsider your feelings about Provençal rosé. Notes of pink peppercorns, white peach, tart cherry, and watermelon. Perfect for watching the fireworks on the 4th, grilling out, or chatting while kids play.

2022 Terre Gaie, "Brando," Veneto, Italy, Cabernet Franc

A true summer red if there ever was. Throw Brando in the fridge and pull it out 20 minutes before your guests arrive. Medium bodied with notes of bell pepper, plums, blackberry, and cocoa. Juicy acidity, soft tannins, and a long finish. Perfect for grilling, waiting out the summer showers, or simply just because.