Thanks Bill. The last gift as 2006 Grace, 6 bottle case in wood.
Note said tuck this in cellar and don't even think of drinking for 10
years, optimal 20 years. This one said same.

I don't think I will be alive to enjoy so in 5 years I will have to
try.

The Blank Vineyard I guess he does not own from all I read but he
provided the clones for it and produces it. It was the 2006 in a
cardboard 6 pack case.

I am out of cellar space at home, had to rent outside storage for 12
cases this past week. Not drinking as much as I would prefer.

The person sending was a former client and he is a consultant to a few
wineries. His main consulting side is wine making and winery
operations..but what he is hired for mostly is to create or enhance
clubs via mail list and internet to increase the amount of product
sold direct to consumers. He was at Peter Michael, Reverie and
William Cole.

I like it when I am paid off in wine!!! I have tried the William Cole
and it was excellent but I drank way to early. So when he says hold
for 10 years ...I am gonna hold for 10 years.

On Oct 25, 9:43*am, "Bi!!" > wrote:
> On Oct 24, 10:20 pm, Dick N > wrote:
>
> > Anyone know anything about these wines. I just received 2 six packs
> > that were nice gifts.
>
> > This is my second year receiving Grace Vineyards...
>
> > I understand the Blank is produced by Grace Family but have never
> > tried either.
>
> > Any info would be helpful...not much online.
>
> Blank Vineyards is a single desgination Grace Family bottling. *Grace
> Family wines are usually huge, jammy, massive concentrated wines of
> fairly high alcohol content. *Gracwe Family sells for $200-$300 per
> bottle and Blank sells for $125-$150 *per bottle so someone really
> loves you.