A FREE Daily Visitor Guide for the North Carolina Mountains and 50+ NC Mountain Cities: Wine Tasting and Wine Specials

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Wine Tasting and Wine Specials

June 18th 5PM - 7PM, The Back Room Restaurant at the Flat Rock Wine Shoppe, 2702 Greenville Hwy, Flat Rock North Carolina. Our next Wine Tasting is Friday June 18th from 5-7pm. Wile away your idle time this summer with a refreshing drink or a meal under our 100 year old oak tree.

This week's Wine Specials:

Van Duzer , Estate Pinot Noir, Willammette Valley
Ruby-red. Ripe, gamey dark berry scents, with hints of aged beef, licorice and lavender. Rich cassis and cherry flavors show very good sweetness and are deepened by candied licorice and sweet mocha. Impressively lush and creamy on the finish, which features a bright raspberry note.
Regular $24.99 Now $20.99
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Glory Days, Merlot (Lodi, CA)
Medium bodied with cedar and plum, hints of hunted game, earth, and leather. You can spend more but no need. This is an outstanding value!
Regular $10.99 Now Just $9.99
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Glory Days, Chardonnay (Lodi, CA)
This unoaked Chardonnay dsplays aromas of green apple and pear which open this elegant, medium-bodied Chardonnay. The balanced palate of pineapple and melon makes this a classic example of Lodi Chardonnay.
Regular $10.99 Now Just $9.99

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