• Brand: wine.com

• SKU: 106309

• Description: Wine Collection Gift by Wine.com. You may not be in California this holiday, but you can certainly dream about it! California Dreaming Big delivers six top varieties from the renowned wine regions of California. You'll taste the diversity of the state with Monterey Chardonnay, Santa Barbara Pinot Noir, Mendocino Petite Sirah, Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc, Lodi Zinfandel and Sonoma County Cabernet Sauvignon. Wine Gift Collection Includes: Clos la Chance Monterey Chardonnay A burst of tropical fruit on the nose leads to pineapple and banana with a hint of mango and coconut on a refreshing, tropical palate. The wine is aged exclusively in stainless steel (no oak), so the fruit really shines through, along with distinctively bright acidity. Sea Glass Pinot Noir This Pinot Noir captures the best of Santa Barbara's unique terroir with a fresh, light-bodied profile that allows the grape's varietal characteristics to shine through. An inviting, delicate perfume emerges from the glass, while bright red cherry and strawberry flavors lightly dance upon the palate. Beautifully balanced with vibrant acidity. Parducci Small Lot Blend Petite Sirah This Sirah is a Mendocino specialty, and Parducci was one of the first wineries to bottle this varietal. Dark ruby in color with aromas of cherry, blackberry, mint, and chocolate, this big red wine embodies spice, dark fruit flavors and supple tannins. Rutherford Ranch Sauvignon Blanc This Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc often delivers bright and vibrant aromas of mango, fig, and fresh honeydew. Fresh flavors of grapefruit, kiwi and Meyer lemon with crisp acidity and a clean finish. LangeTwins Zinfandel Zinfandel grows well in the warm, sunny regions of California where it produces wines with big fruit and spice. This fabulous Zinfandel delivers loads of fresh, vibrant blackberries and notes of spice, all balanced by a touch of vanilla oak and soft tannins. Kenwood Sonoma County Cabernet Sauvignon Sourced from vineyards located in Sonoma, Dry Creek, and Alexander Valley.