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nojarestaurant-blog · 6 years

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Summer Wines We Enjoy

Summer is here and so is the time to kick back and relax! There is a perfect summer wine for any occasion, it all depends on what you’re looking for; dry and refreshing, citrusy, vibrant long finishes - there’s a wine for everyone. Read on to find out about our favorite summer wines.

Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc is a very dry wine that is fruit-forward and very refreshing.

Rombauer Sauv. Blanc, Napa - Fresh-squeezed grapefruit & lime flavors with zesty acidity ending clean and bright

Rosé A happy medium between bold, tannic reds and light-whites, Rosé goes well with all types of foods. It is a great wine for a barbecue as well as sitting on the beach.

Möet & Chandon Rosé Imperial - Bright fruitiness embodying a fruity and daring character with a seductive palate

Deligeroy Cremant Rosé, Loire - Luscious and vibrant with layered flavors of candied berries, hazelnuts and honey

Champagne Champagne has a crisp versatility and is a great celebratory wine. The sweetness of each bottle varies and can be found on the label.

Moët & Chandon Champagne - Lightly creamy with apricot, citrus, and black raspberry flavors and a well-cut finish

Dom Perignon Champagne - Poached apple, honey and sun-dried black cherry flavors with a rich minerally finish

Veuve Clicquot Champagne - Fresh and fragrant fruit as well as richness, a soft, creamy texture and bright acidity

Laurent-Perrier Brut Champagne - Ripe pears, apricots, dried flowers and spices leading to a fresh, moderate finish

Chardonnay While creating the most popular white wine in the world, the Chardonnay grapes take on the taste of the terrain they were grown in. No bottles grown in separate regions will taste the same. Apple, pear and citrus flavors; stone fruit flavors; or tropical flavors can all be found in Chardonnay depending on where the grapes were grown.

Cakebread Chardonnay, Napa - Concentrated pear, spiced apple and melon flavors that culminate in a long finish

Nickel & Nickel Chardonnay, Napa - Creamy mouth-feel and balanced acidity with peach, apple, and tropical fruit flavors

Kistler Chardonnay, Sonoma - Hazelnut aromas with subtle notes of stone and Meyer lemon

Jordan Chardonnay, Russian River - Harmoniously balanced with stone fruit flavors, vibrant acidity and a succulent finish

Pinot Noir A crowd pleaser for any occasion, Pinot Noir is fruit-forward and very easy on the pallet. It goes great with food but is equally as great alone.

Cristom Mt. Jefferson Cuvée Pinot Noir, Willamette - Full bodied with lots of red fruit

En Route Pinot Noir, Russian River - Rich and juicy mid-palate with firm, yet fine-grained tannins

Belle Glos Pinot Noir, Las Alturas - Supple and layered with exotic spices, ripe plum and black cherry flavors

Left Coast Cellars “Cali’s Cuvee” Pinot Noir, Willamette - Intense raspberry and black cherry flavors

Lange Pinot Noir, Willamette - Dark berries, dried flowers, slight earthiness and well-integrated tannins

NoJa is a Mediterranean-Asian restaurant in the heart of downtown Mobile with an ever-evolving menu and an exquisite wine selection. Call us at 251-433-0377 to make a reservation today then visit at 6 N. Jackson St.; Mobile. © Southern View Media 2018: Reproduction without explicit permission is prohibited. All Rights Reserved. “We Put You Online So You Don’t Get Left Behind.”

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guidinglightpage · 7 years

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Your 2017 Summertime Wines

All your favorite summer foods deserve delicious wines to match. These 10 wines vary in both price and flavor, ensuring that no matter what you’ve got the best wines for any warm weather occasion.

Le Clos de La Meslerie Vouvray, Loire Valley, France (2013)

The 2013 is a classic dry Vouvray with a floral nose and notes of lemon, fresh hazelnuts and tropical fruit.

Average price: $30

Pair with: Oysters, grilled fish, goat cheese salad

The Dot 2016 Austrian Apple Grüner Veltliner (2016)

The combination of pear and herb scents compliment its citrus freshness, leaving a clean and refreshing finish.

Average price: $14

Pair with: Think spices – Ginger, White Pepper, Lemon, Tarragon, Coriander, Cumin, Turmeric. Also pairs nicely with grilled asparagus and soft creamy cheeses such as Camembert.

Sokol Blosser Pinot Gris (2012)

Perfect for those warm summer evenings, this Pinot Gris has a diverse flavor profile of subtle hints of melon and bold flavors of fig and green apple.

Average price: $19

Pair with: Grilled fish seasoned with herbs and lemon, cream sauces

Layer Cake Cabernet Sauvignon (2014)

Aromas of Bing cherries, blackberries and Maduro tobacco jump from the glass. Its lingering finish is dotted with flavors of chocolate and black currant.

Average price: $16

Pair with: Meatballs, braised red cabbage, brisket

Terras Gauda Abadia de San Campio Rias Baixas Albariño (2014)

The tangy citrus flavors of this Galician white dominate the palate.

Average price: $15

Pair with: Shellfish, crab, lobster

CrossBarn by Paul Hobbs Sonoma Coast Chardonnay (2014)

This pastel gold chardonnay has a juicy palate filled with nectarine, gala apple and apricot. Its vibrant acidity and its mineral-driven finish are balanced and elegant.

Average price: $25

Pair with: Homemade pot pie, mushrooms

Ruffino Sparkling Rosé

Fragrant with heavy notes of strawberry and hints of rose petals, this rosé will make your tastebuds (and your checkbook) very happy.

Average price: $12

Pair with: Fresh juices (try putting it in a punch!)

Chateau Ste. Michelle & Dr. Loosen (2014)

The light-weight fruit flavors of this riesling will capture your attention and tingle your palate.

Average price: $20

Pair with: Asian dishes, Indian curries, crab, scallops

Domaine de Bellevue Sauvignon Gris (2015)

Bright and juicy on the lips, this rendition of Sauvignon Blanc is crisp and fresh with aromas of gooseberry, nectarine and pear.

Average price: $33

Pair with: Lighter grilled meats, cheese, shellfish

Corvezzo Terre di Marca Prosecco (2014)

Pale lemon-green in color, this prosecco is simply refreshing with flavors of apple and lemon accentuating its small bubbles. It has a nice touch of sweetness to accompany its sharp acidity and overall dry taste.

Average price: $13

Pair with: Charcuterie, mild cheese, sea fruit entrées

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