Varieties

Bloom Vineyards Family Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon

Bloom Vineyards Family Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon made with grapes brought up from Mendocino County, CA. This rich wine has a wonderful nose, is fruit forward with cherry, chocolate and tobacco and finishes smoothly with lingering earthy notes.

Suggested Retail is $26.99

Silver Medal Winner at the Mendocino County Wine Competition

Chosen best cabernet at Taste Washington 2007 by wine writer Gene Stein, whose Seattle Wine Blog was voted one of the top 10

Best of Show at Island County Fair and award winner at Western Washington State Fair and the Puyallup State Fair

Other Varieties

• Blooms Semillon

A Bronze Medal winner in the Northwest Wine Summit 2008, this is a wonderfully crisp clean dry wine that pairs well with seafood. Fruit from the Yakima Valley.

 Suggested Retail $14.99

• Blooms Calla

A Bronze Medal winner in the Northwest Wine Summit 2008, this is a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon from Yakima Valley with a wonderful balance of citrus and crisp apple.

Suggested Retail $14.99

• Blooms Ambrosia

The wine that won Best of Show at the Puyallup Fair, this is a rhubarb wine, slightly sweet and easy to please. So lovely served well chilled on a summer day!

Suggested Retail $11.99

• Blooms Melange

This spicy blend of four grapes, the most dominant flavors being the spicy Lemberger and Cabernet Sauvignon, this pairs well with meats - try it with grilled steaks and gorgonzola walnut butter!

Suggested Retail $13.99

New Varieties To Watch For

Whidbey White, in spring of 2009, is a blend of locally grown Madeline Angevine and Yakima fruit. Light, crisp and refreshing.

A new (as yet unnamed) red rhone style blend of Sarah, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon and Viognier. Our test run has gotten rave reviews!