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Ferrara
		1998 Ferrara Greco di Tufo Vigna Cicogna, Campania, Italy Question: What do wine geeks drink on their days off? For answer, see below. P.S.: It's a wine.com exclusive.		$18.00 Add to My Wish List
Fontaleoni
		1998 Fontaleoni Vernaccia di San Gimignano "Vigna Casanuova," Tuscany, Italy A crisp, clean and refreshing dry white from one of Tuscany's ancient varietals and the lovely hill town of San Gimignano. Approximately 1000 cases produced.		$11.00 Add to My Wish List
Gaja
		1998 Gaja Chardonnay Rossj Bass, Piedmont, Italy From one of Italy's most famous producers comes this lovely, elegant Chardonnay. Unlike so many Chardonnays made today, this wine is fresh and lively and dominated by fruit, not oak.		$59.95 Add to My Wish List
		1998 Gaja Chardonnay Gaia & Rey, Piedmont, Italy Angelo Gaja planted the Gaia & Rey vineyard to Chardonnay in 1979 and these vines are now producing fruit of optimal quality. The site is named after Angelo’s eldest daughter Gaia Gaja, and his grandmother, Clotilde Rey. The vineyard lies 1,380 feet above sea level where fruit ripens slowly and retains crisp acidity. The 1998 Gaia & Rey is elegant and complex. Low yields (less than 2 tons per acre) and small-barrel aging make this an age-worthy wine peaking from 2003-2008. Just 1,000 cases produced.		$99.95 Add to My Wish List
Giorgio Rivetti
		1999 Giorgio Rivetti Moscato d'Asti La Spinetta, Piedmont, Italy Giorgio Rivetti is widely considered the best producer of Moscato d'Asti. One sip of this delightfully frizzante (slightly sparkling) white and you'll know why.		$15.00 Add to My Wish List
		1999 Giorgio Rivetti Moscato d'Asti La Spinetta (375 ml), Piedmont, Italy Giorgio Rivetti is widely considered the best producer of Moscato d'Asti. One sip of this delightfully frizzante (slightly sparkling) white and you'll know why.		$7.95 Add to My Wish List
Hofstatter
		1998 Hofstatter Gewurztraminer Kolbenhof, Italy Gewurztraminer is thought to have originated in Tramin, a village in northern Italy. So it is not surprising that this wine, from the same site, is one of the world’s finest examples of its type. A brilliant, aromatic elixir to pair perfectly with oysters, foie gras, and mild curry dishes.		$25.00 Add to My Wish List
Icardi
		1998 Icardi Cortese L' Aurora, Piedmont, Italy From a producer known for Barbera, Dolcetto, Nebbiolo, and Moscato. One sip of this dry, refreshing beauty with pear, citrus, and floral scents and you'll understand why Icardi will soon be best known for his Cortese L'Aurora.		$12.00 Add to My Wish List
La Cadalora
		1998 La Cadalora Pinot Grigio, Trentino The latest vintage of our favorite Pinot Grigio. More character than the mass market brands, in particular that one you see EVERYWHERE that fetches at least $5 more a bottle. OK, I'll cool it now . . .;>)		$14.00 Add to My Wish List
La Rampa di Fugnano
		1998 La Rampa di Fugnano Vernaccia di San Gimignano Alata, Tuscany, Italy Shackled to Chardonnay? You don’t have to be. Try this single-vineyard Vernaccia from the Tuscany region of Italy. It’s light and has citrusy flavors that make it a perfect match with seafood.		$14.00 Add to My Wish List

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