Ser Sparkling Riesling

4 bottles for $74.99 $18.75/bottle + $2/bottle shipping Case of 12 for $174.99 $14.58/bottle + $1/bottle shipping Tasting notes & discussion 3

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Typically $40/bottle from Ser Winery
Vintage 2023 from the Cienega Valley
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About Ser Winery: “Ser began its first vintage in 2012 with wines sourced from vineyards influenced by the Pacific Ocean. Cool climate, central coast vineyards including the appellations of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Cienega Valley, Santa Lucia Highlands and more recently Edna Valley are the primary sources of fruit.”

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TASTING NOTES: “Bright citrus (lime, lemon blossom), orchard fruits (pear, nectarine, green melon), and a hint of tropical pineapple, balanced by surprising richness and minerality from the Wirz Vineyard’s old vines, all presented in a completely dry, crisp, and refreshing sparkling style with persistent bubbles and a long, clean finish.“ (AbV 12.5%)

VARIETALS: 100% Riesling.

BARRELS: ~18 months en tirage.

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THAT REMINDS ME OF: Sir. The word.

Where did it come from? The word sire. Thank you! Have a nice day!

But where did sire come from? What is a sire, anyway? Well in that case… Sire when you put it before a name refers to knighthood, but on its own can refer to king. Those meanings were both present from around the 1200’s. Before that, sire came from Old French where it also meant a “lord” type of figure, which in turn came from the Vulgar Latin seior, a variant of the Latin senior. In Latin, it just meant an elder, but it was probably because Latin was held in such high regard as a language that it became associated with someone of importance.

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