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National Sales Distribution Public Relations Marketing Writing Wineries For every winery we accept into our portfolio, we turn down another five. Its not enough that our wineries make compelling wines; they must also make


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  2. Wineries For every winery we accept into our portfolio, we turn down another five. It’s not enough that our wineries make compelling wines; they must also make wines that sell. Big Bang Wine is proud to represent the following wineries: Cambiata Clos de la Tech McIntyre Rail 2 Rail

  3. Wines Albariño Tannat Dornfelder Chardonnay Pinot Noir Aero Bos

  4. Key Facts Owner/Operator Eric Laumann Year Founded 2002 Annual Production 2,000 cases Highlights • Long-term contracts with exceptional vineyards in Santa Lucia Highlands and Arroyo Seco • Hand-made, extremely limited wines • Master winemaker who knows his way around Monterey County • Affordable, approachable Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from premier vineyards in top AVAs • High scores and dozens of Gold Medals from top competitions

  5. Independent, Iconoclastic and Different Cambiata is one of most independent-minded and iconoclastic wineries in California. Located in the cool part of Monterey County, this small, hands-on vigneron produces stunning wines from some of the rarest and least- known varieties in the Golden State including Albarino, Tannat and Dornfelder. Cambiata also makes tightly- focused, well-structured Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from the Santa Lucia Highlands and Arroyo Seco AVAs. Owner/operator Eric Laumann , one of California’s top winemakers for more than 25 years, launched Cambiata in 2002. Today, it is one of the most sought-after brands by savvy consumers, high-profile restaurants and independent retailers. Rare Grapes That Never Cease to Amaze Who makes the best Albariño in California? Cambiata. And who makes the best Tannat in the Golden State? That would be Cambiata. Final question -- who makes the best Dornfelder in not just California but maybe the world? You guessed it, Cambiata. And why should you care? Because there is a growing number of trade, media and consumer aficionados looking for wines that are new and exciting. What’s in a Name? In the world of music, Cambiata means more than the literal translation of “exchange” or “changed note.” It is the added tonal dimension that occurs when two chords momentarily share properties, so that the transition has greater depth and mellifluence. It was a radical idea back in the 16thcentury and was almost outlawed. What do the Wines Taste Like? The Chardonnay is rich, creamy and structured. The Pinot Noir is deep, spicy, aromatic and balanced. The Albariño is crisp, fruity and exotic. It’s like a cross between Riesling and Viognier. The Tannat is dense, powerful, thick and brooding. Serious stuff. The Dornfelder is lush, fruity and dense. Think Zinfandel meets Malbec. The Aero Bos combines Tannat, Dornfelder, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Elegantly powerful and aromatic.

  6. 2015 Albariño 91 Points Wine Enthusiast 2015 Chardonnay GOLD Orange County Wine Competition 2015 Pinot Noir 90 Points Wine Enthusiast 2015 Pinot Noir GOLD Orange County Wine 2014 Pinot Noir 91 Points Wine Enthusiast 2013 Dornfelder 93 Points Wine Enthusiast 2012 Tannat Exceptional Dan Berger’s Vintage Experiences

  7. Santa Cruz Mountains, California Wines Domaine Lois Louise Estate Domaine Lois Louise Cote Sud Domaine Lois Louise Twisty Ridge Domaine Valeta Sunny Slope Domaine Docteur Rodgers Valeta Massey and T.J. Rodgers

  8. Santa Cruz Mountains, California Key Facts First Vintage 1996 Annual Production 2,000 cases Highlights • Clos de la Tech produces five Pinot Noirs from three estate vineyards: o Domaine du Docteur Rodgers - 1 acre, hand-farmed site in Woodside o Domaine Valeta - 3.5 acres, 2,350 feet above sea level in the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA o Domaine Lois Louise - an extraordinarily steep, ocean-exposed, 163-acre property in the SCM AVA • Extreme terrain (high elevation, steep, exposed, austere soils) • Incredibly low yields (less than one ton per acre) • Vine-by-vine farming • High-density planting (4,150 vines per acre) • Careful matching of rootstock, clones and trellising to terroir • Innovative equipment designed by owner TJ Rodgers • Three gravity-flow, step-down caves • Hand harvest • Foot crushed grapes • Whole cluster fermentations • One-of-a- kind, TJ Rodgers’ designed tractor (to navigate steep hills) • One-of-a- kind, TJ Rodgers’ designed press (to maximize flavor extraction and reduce bitterness) • 100% Francois Freres Oak • Bottled unfiltered

  9. Santa Cruz Mountains, California Uncompromised Pinot Noir With caves tunneling deep into a vine-covered ridge in the Santa Cruz Mountains and vineyards so steep they have to be farmed with a one-of-a- kind, specially designed tractor moved by cables, Clos de la Tech is one of the most ambitious and innovative Pinot Noir producers in California. The winery was founded in 1994 and continues to be operated by TJ Rodgers, CEO of Cypress Semiconductor, and his wife, Valeta. Some of the highlights at Clos de la Tech include extreme growing conditions, high-altitude terrain, vine-by-vine farming, high-density planting (4,150 vines per acre), low yields (below one ton per acre), innovative equipment, gravity-flow winery, whole cluster fermentations and no filtration. Hands-On, Innovative Owners T.J. Rodgers is the owner and winemaker for Clos de la Tech. He is also the founder, president, CEO, and a director of Cypress Semiconductor Corporation. TJ has been making wine since 1996 and has developed and implemented a number of innovative techniques, technologies and pieces of equipment to ensure that CDLT’s wines reflect the terroir from which they came. T.J.’s wife, Valeta Massey, an ex -senior SRAM design engineer at Cypress, is in charge of winery and vineyard operations. Cold-Climate, Mountain Vineyards Clos de la Tech’s five Pinot Noirs come from three estate vineyards: Domaine du Docteur Rodgers (1 acre, hand -farmed site in Woodside), Domaine Valeta (3.5 acres, 2,350 feet above sea level in the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA) and Domaine Lois Louise (an extraordinarily steep, ocean-exposed, 163-acre property in the Santa Cruz Mountains AVA). Some of the highlights at Clos de la Tech include extreme growing conditions, high-altitude terrain, vine-by-vine farming, high-density planting (4,150 vines per acre), low yields (below one ton per acre), innovative equipment (designed by TJ to produce hand-made wines by gravity flow; no pumping), whole cluster fermentations and no filtration. Quote “Our winemaking method is a faithful replication of that of Ouvrard, the winemaker who brought prominence to Romanee-Conti in the 1830s — truly “ méthode ancienne ,” including hand picking, foot crushing, native yeast fermentation and no filtering. The theory is to bring our fruit, which is special, to the bottle without manipulation. With these methods, one can easily taste the difference between the vineyards — that is their expression of terrior .” TJ Rodgers

  10. Santa Cruz Mountains, California 2010 Santa Cruz Mountains Estates 93 Points Wine Enthusiast 2010 Domaine Lois Louise Cote Sud 95 Points Wine Enthusiast 2010 Domaine Valeta Sunny Slope 95 Points Wine Enthusiast 2010 Domaine Lois Louise Twisty Ridge 95 Points Wine Enthusiast 2010 Domaine Lois Louise Cote Sud 92 Points Critics Challenge 2010 Santa Cruz Mountains Estates 93 Points Wine Enthusiast FORBES 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Estate 93 Points Tasting Panel 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Estate 92 Points Wine Enthusiast Top Ten Win ines of of 2014 2014 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Estate 94 Points Sommelier Challenge 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Estate 93 points James Melendez #10 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Estate "Top 10 Wines of 2014" Forbes 20 2009 09 Dom Domaine Loi Lois s Lou Louise 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Cote Sud 93 Points Tasting Panel 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Cote Sud 91 Points Wine Enthusiast 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Cote Sud 91 Points Sommelier Chal. 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Twisty Ridge 93 Points Tasting Panel 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Twisty Ridge 93 Points Wine Enthusiast 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Twisty Ridge 93 Points Prince of Pinot 2009 Domaine Lois Louise Twisty Ridge 91 Points Critics Challenge 2009 Domaine Valeta Sunny Slope 95 Points Tasting Panel 2009 Domaine Valeta Sunny Slope 90 Points Wine Enthusiast 2009 Domaine Valeta Sunny Slope 94 Points Prince of Pinot 2009 Domaine du Docteur Rodgers 96 Points The Tasting Panel 2009 Domaine Docteur Rodgers 93 Points Wine Enthusiast 2009 Domaine du Docteur Rodgers 94 Points Prince of Pinot

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