February Tasting “Hahn Estates”

Chris


In German, “Hahn” means “Rooster” and for this reason, a rooster embellishes the Hahn Winery label honoring the Hahn family's European heritage. And while Smith & Hook remains the first wine produced by the Hahn family, Hahn Winery is the primary wine brand produced by the Hahn family.

The Smith Ranch had been a horse ranch, while the neighboring Hook Ranch had raised cattle for generations. With their prime location in the Santa Lucia Highlands overlooking the Salinas Valley, these ranches-turned-vineyards presented ideal growing conditions for growing premium varietal fruit. Smith & Hook Winery released its first vintage of Cabernet Sauvignon to high acclaim in 1980. In 1991, Nicky created the Hahn Winery brand to showcase supple, accessible, and attractively priced wines from the family's Monterey County vineyards.

For our tasting this evening, Hahn will be serving the following wines…Hahn Winery

¨ 2010 SLH Estate Chardonnay

¨ 2010 Huntington Sauvignon Blanc

¨ 2010 Hahn Signature Series Pinot Gris

¨ 2009 Smith & Hook Cabernet Sauvignon

¨ 2010 Hahn Signature Series GSM Red Blend

¨ 2010 SLH Estate Pinot Noir

¨ 2009 Lucienne Doctor’s Vineyard Pinot Noir

¨ 2009 Hahn Meritage

¨ 2010 Cycles Gladiator Lodi Petite Sirah.

Come join Hahn Winery and your fellow OCWS members on Friday, February 10 at our new location—Wyndam Hotel on Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. Join us and taste these great wines which will be available for purchase that night. Signup early, as a sell out will happen. The cost will remain the same at $33 for members and $38 for guests. Dinner starts at 6:45. Meeting 7:30 p.m.

Upcoming Winery Programs:

¨ Friday, March 10 - John Robert Eppler Winery      NOTE: This is a Saturday...the date is correct!

¨ Friday, April 6 - ZD with host, Bret Deluze

Signup now, don’t be left out.

Chris Cunningham

 

 


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