Wine Club Release Timeline
By: Susana 2010.08.12



3rd Quarter Release!!

Timeline:
September 13: Last day to Join/Make Changes
September 14: Cards Charged
September 18 thru October 18: Will-Calls Available for Pickup
September 20-22: Shipments Sent
September 24-26: Punch Down Event!!
October 18: All Remaining Will-Call Packages are Shipped

Wines in your Quarterly Release:

Inner Circle ~ $159.00 total
2008 Shell Creek Petite Sirah, $40
2008 Lakeview Syrah, $28
2009 Stronghold Syrah, $32
2009 Colibri Counoise , $28
2009 Stronghold Ranchita Grafts, $40
2009 Ham Petite Sirah, $44

Cellar Door ~ $155.20 total
2009 El Serrano, $30
2009 MSGp ~ 2 bottles, $30/bottle
2009 Golden Rule Syrah, $34
2009 Colibri Syrah, $40
2009 Ranchita Petite Sirah, $30

Family ~ $124.10 total
2009 El Serrano, $30
2009 MSGp, $30
2009 ECIPS, $30
2008 Colibri Grenache, $28
2008 Lakeview Syrah, $28

Friends ~ $84.60 total
2009 El Serrano, $30
2009 Page Springs Cellars Landscape, $36
2008 Lakeview Syrah, $28


3rd Quarter Add-On!!
Rio San Lucas Vineyard RIP Coffin Set
Retail Cost $295.00 ~ Special Pricing for Members!
$195 Member Discounts Apply!

Located in the Salinas River Valley in Southeast Monterey County, CA, the Rio San Lucas Vineyards were planted in 1963.  This site included Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, Zinfandel, Gamay, Petite Sirah, Sangiovese, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. At one time they also had several other varietals including Riesling. In 2006 the Vineyard was purchased by Earthbound Farms and the vines bulldozed to make way for organic lettuce. Now all that survives is a fraction of Pinot Noir.  While we’re all for organic farming (which we practice here at our estate vineyard) it broke our wine-drinking hearts.  This boxed set is a commemoration of a lovely vineyard site that produced beautiful complex wines.

The soils at RSL are fairly uniform, fine river silts, with varying quantities of sand and gravel. The vines here ranged in age from 7 to 40 years.  While certainly a classic Pinot site due to the cooling influences of Monterey Bay, the moderate temperatures produced great spice characteristics in the Rhone varietals. This coolness also aided in producing very food friendly wines that were higher in acid and lower in alcohol.

We suggest pairing with a hearty salad ... har, har.

Rio San Lucas Wines:

#1: 2005 PSC Rio San Lucas Pinot Noir
Light to Medium-bodied. Dried cherry and cranberry with notes of forest floor. Soft on the palate with red cherry and a hint of menthol-like coolness on the  finish. Very nice, Burgundian styled Pinot.

#2: 2005 PSC Rio San Lucas Syrah
Medium-bodied. Earthy and gamey, with dried currant, black cherry, saddle leather and tobacco. A very mineral driven, old world styled Syrah. Hermitage?

#3: 2005 PSC Rio San Lucas Zinfandel
Medium-bodied. Jammy and expressive. Blackberry, briar and candied plum with hints of allspice and dried leaves. Flavors of blueberry, grape skin and mulberry. Great acid and low alcohol. Great food Zin. Think BBQ.

#4: 2005 PSC Rio San Lucas Petite Syrah
Medium-bodied. Slightly muted aromas of candied black cherry and blackberry with earthy notes of underbrush and turned earth. Dark black cherry on the mineral laced palate. Also very old world in style.

#5: 2005 PSC Rio San Lucas Cabernet Franc
Rich and full bodied. Black currant, licorice and cassis meld with freshly turned earth and mint. Big dry tannins that grip the palate with a long finish echoing blackberry and eucalyptus. Very, very Paullic. Awesome wine.


For ease of communication and delivery of your Quarterly Release Wines, please make sure that we have your current phone, email, billing and shipping information on file.

Members are responsible for any additional shipping costs incurred for us to re-ship returned Wine Club Release Packages.


Contact PSC Wine Club Manager Susana Meister
for account updates and event reservations:

Susana@PageSpringsCellars.com
(928) 639-3004 ext 112
Page Springs Cellars
1500 N Page Springs Road
Cornville, AZ 86325
(928) 639-3004