LXV Fall 2022 Club Shipment
Details about the LXV Wine Club shipment and club events in Fall 2022. Includes our Bordeaux Blends + Blanc De Sangiovese!!
Kunal Mittal
09/01/2022
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LXV’s 2020 the Tempo Pairing: Irish Monk Spice Blend with Beef Wellington
A deconstructed Beef Wellington, served with LXV’s 2020 Tempo – Right Bank Bordeaux blend.
Anna Hatfield
08/20/2022
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LXV’s 2020 the Tempo – Inspired by Kunal’s Love for the Right Bank of Bordeaux
Right Bank Bordeaux Blends are one of Kunal’s favorite inspirations because you guessed it… you can bet that there will be some Cabernet Franc in the mix.
Anna Hatfield
08/20/2022
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LXV’s 2020 the Secret Pairing: Taking a trip through the Left Bank of Bordeaux with a sip of Chai in a Train through India.
A duck breast cooked in an Indian inspired Chai (tea) spice, served with LXV’s 2020 Secret – Left Bank Bordeaux blend.
Anna Hatfield
08/20/2022
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LXV’s 2020 the Secret: A Trip to the Left Bank of Bordeaux
The wine in a luscious blend of 68% Cabernet Sauvignon, 18% Cabernet Franc, and 14% Petit Verdot. These Bordeaux varietals work together and complement each other to bring a taste of Bordeaux to your palette.
Anna Hatfield
08/20/2022
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The New World meets the Old in a bottle of LXV’s 2020 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
LXV’s 2020 Reserve Cabernet is a beautiful expression of what an old world Cabernet Sauvignon is like with the mouthfeel of a new world California Cabernet.
Anna Hatfield
08/15/2022
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LXV’s 2021 Sauvignon Blanc: A tropical expression of Sauvignon Blanc
This wine is intended to show a hybridization between the mineral-driven complexity of Sancerre and the pure, incredible tastiness of the Musque clone of SB in California.
Anna Hatfield
06/11/2022
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Armaa.N Vineyard Update – Canopy Management & Disease Control
The flowers have bloomed and the next step is to self-pollinate. The flowers will then be replaced by berries.
Anna Hatfield
06/11/2022
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