Sleight of Hand Sunday School Wine Set
$80.00 SOLD OUT
/ 750 ml x 2
Join us for our next Sunday School virtual tasting on February 25th, featuring these two incredible bottles from Sleight of Hand. This Sommsation exclusive event includes: 1) a 75-minute interactive virtual tasting and Q&A led by our Lead Sommelier, Elyse Lovenworth, and 2) two bottles of wine—shipping included at no additional cost. Buy before February 16th and choose 2-day shipping ($0) to get these wines in time for the event. Use code SUNDAY at checkout.
Sleight of Hand Cellars
Sleight of Hand Sunday School Wine Set
The Spellbinder Red Blend 2020
Tasting Notes
Approachable and aromatic, it open with fresh floral and herbal notes, along with aromas of red cherries and wild raspberries. The entry is rich and mouth coating, with completely integrated tannins. On the palate, you get loads of Asian spices, red cherries, and fresh picked plums, which all lead to a long, soft finish.
Serving Instructions
- Open 30min prior to serving. Serve at Room Temperature
Glassware
- Full-bodied Red Wine Glass—The ample size of this glass allows the bouquet to fully develop. It emphasizes the fruit by down playing the bitter qualities of the tannin and allows wines to achieve balance.
Food Pairings
- Pecorino, gamey proteins like lamb, braised red meats or BBQ beef ribs, roasted lentils, or crimini mushrooms.
Cheese Pairings
- Semi-Firm / Firm / Polished
Levitation 2021
Tasting Notes
The wine has an impenetrable dark violet-purple color that leads to an explosion of primary fruits like freshly picked black cherries, raspberries, and boysenberries. The bright yet concentrated entry shows hints of orange rind and aromas of fresh herbs, roasted meats, and bacon fat. This is a candidate for the cellar and will reward you 12-15 years down the road, but if you can't keep your hands off, you won't be disappointed! As always, Levitation Syrah is best enjoyed with great food, music, and friends.
Serving Instructions
- Open 1hr prior to serving. Serve at Cellar Temperature
Glassware
- Full-bodied Red Wine Glass—The ample size of this glass allows the bouquet to fully develop. It emphasizes the fruit by down playing the bitter qualities of the tannin and allows wines to achieve balance.
Food Pairings
- grana padano, gamey proteins like rack of lamb, or richer proteins like braised short ribs, cannellini beans, roasted beets
Cheese Pairings
- Soft/Semi-Soft / Soft Ripened / Washed Rind