Today is Saturday, 13 April, 2024

First of all, my apologies.
It seems that I sent yesterday"s email out to only two of our steadfast patrons.

If you would like to review it, you"ll find it under newsletters on our website.

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Speaking of Patrons,
They"re out in full force at Augusta National.

Tiger Woods set a new record for consecutive cuts made,
so we"ll be watching him on the weekend!!

We have it all

at
The Wine Cabinet

Today"s Lineup!!

1:00 - 5:00 pm

CHASING VENUS SAUVIGNON BLANC $19.99
MATCHBOOK CHARDONNAY $17.99
90 Points Wine Enthusiast, "Best Buy"
IRONSIDE RESERVE PINOT NOIR $22.99
MATCHBOOK PETITE SIRAH 2020 $18.99
93 Points - Wine Enthusiast, Editor"s Choice
MATCHBOOK HERDSMAN CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2020 $24.99
90 Points Wine Enthusiast

Get a 10% discount on all the wines and beers we taste,
Both Friday and Saturday!
15%, if you purchase a mix & match case!

Here"s a link to our Events page to see them all at once!

Two Brothers came home from college to save the Family Farm,
and ended up creating a wine region.....
Dunnigan Hills

Matchbook Wine Company is a family-owned winery and vineyard located in Yolo County,
the county that boarders Napa to the East.
The Giguiere family immigrated to this area from Quebec City in the 1850’s in search of open ag ground.
John and Karl Giguiere are 5th generation farmers who know the region’s soil, climate and true potential of the land.
This knowledge combined with their curiosity and
drive to innovate has been the force behind their development of viticulture and wine making in the Dunnigan Hills.

In 1993, the Dunnigan Hills became an official AVA, thanks to a petition presented by owners John and Lane Giguiere. The rocky soils and Mediterranean climate allow for a long, dry growing season providing the ideal growing conditions for wine grapes. But it is the upland geography that sets the appellation apart from its neighbors to east. The hills that rise above the Sacramento Valley to the west capture the cool breezes off the delta region and drop the nighttime temperatures by 40 degrees in the summer. This diurnal swing from daytime highs to nighttime lows allows the grapes to cool, preserving their natural acidity.In 1993, the Dunnigan Hills became an official AVA, thanks to a petition presented by owners John and Lane Giguiere. The rocky soils and Mediterranean climate allow for a long, dry growing season providing the ideal growing conditions for wine grapes. But it is the upland geography that sets the appellation apart from its neighbors to east. The hills that rise above the Sacramento Valley to the west capture the cool breezes off the delta region and drop the nighttime temperatures by 40 degrees in the summer. This diurnal swing from daytime highs to nighttime lows allows the grapes to cool, preserving their natural acidity.

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The Word on the Grapevine.

We look forward to seeing you in person or briefly at the curb, if you decide to make it a quick stop!

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In either case, we"re pleased to be of service and
happy to place special orders if your wine of choice is not on the shelf!!