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Luli Wine | Pinot Noir | Chardonnay | Sustainably Farmed | New Wine In VT

Luli Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir & Chardonnay at the Beverage Warehouse, VT

We are delighted to share a delicious, new wine brand in VT – Luli!

Normally $25 a bottle, our VT distributor friends at Calmont has it on sale for us kick off these exciting new wines off at the terrific price of $19.99

We’re constantly sifting through wine from around the globe for you to share with family and friends – enjoy this new, sumptuous, sustainably farmed find!

The  Story | luliwines.com:

THE VINEYARD

The 2014 Luli was sourced entirely from the Santa Lucia Highlands. It is a blend from two sustainably-farmed vineyards. The well-trained vineyards carry low yields and are planted to a variety of different clones, which, combined with the fog and cool winds of the Santa Lucia Highlands provide ideal growing conditions.

We live wine. We are a master sommelier, grapegrowers and winemakers.  Our goal is to showcase the beauty of our region with wines of consistent quality.  We source and purchase grapes from lifelong friends in the area, and are therefore able to maintain a close eye on the farming. The wine production, aging and bottling are done entirely at our own winery.

 

Luli Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir at the Beverage Warehouse, VT

Luli | Pinot Noir | Santa Lucia Highlands | 2014

The Luli Pinot Noir was made with classic winemaking techniques: Hand-sorting of the fruit, native yeasts for fermentation and production in small lots. The wine was aged in ‘neutral’ French oak barrels and was not fined or filtered. The resulting balanced wine is a tribute to the region’s success with Pinot Noir.

 

Luli Santa Lucia Highlands Chardonnay at the Beverage Warehouse, VT

Luli | Chardonnay | Santa Lucia Highlands | 2014

The Luli Chardonnay was fermented in 50% stainless steel, and 50% neutral oak barrels with native yeast. The stainless steel keeps the aromatics pure and the acid crisp, while the neutral barrels give the mineral notes and a greater texture component. Malo-lactic fermentation was prevented to preserve the bright aromatics.