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 Ox-eye Chardonnay 2005 — $20
An unrestrained wine of exceptional dimensions from one of Virginia’s best chardonnay growers.
A nose of ripe pears, minerals, spice, honey, and a dash of hazelnut. The flavor is dominated by lovely
toasted oak and a cascade of bright fruit flavors. A rich and full texture that maintains its grace
through a long finish.
 "Star Label" Chardonnay 2006 — $14
This wine exhibits soft aromas of lemon and lightly toasted oak. Nice mineral notes and tangy acidity. Finishing
with a well rounded creamy texture.
Blend of three Virginia vineyards
Aged for 9 months in french oak barrels
Alcohol: 12.5%
Ready to drink now
Cases made: 980
 Blenheim Farm Chardonnay 2005 — $20
A full bodied wine with aromas of spice and fresh fruit. Silky yet lively acidity leads to a palate
caressing lingering finish.
100% estate grown Chardonnay
100% barrel fermented in french oak
Aged for 10 months in 50% new 50% neutral oak
Alcohol: 13.2%
Drink now or hold for 3-5 years
 Viognier 2005 — $25
Packed with ripe fruit and lively acidity. Powerful yet balanced with honey, peach and
tropical flavors.
50% tank fermented 50% neutral oak barrels
Bottled: July 2006
Cases made: 530
Alcohol:13.8%
Drink now and do not age for more than 1 year
 Blenheim Farm Petit Verdot 2005 — $40
This gem of a red is rich and complex in both color and flavor. Layers of black berry and cherry combined with well integrated tannins.
Great aging potential.
Drink now or hold for 5-6 years
 Blenheim Farm Cabernet Franc 2005 — $40
A wonderful hand crafted Cabernet Franc. Full bodied and fruit driven with hints of black pepper, plum, and currant.
Great aging potential.
Drink now or hold for 5-6 years
 Meritage 2005 — $14
A harmonious blend with beautiful plum & cherry aromas laced with loads of crushed berry flavors. Supple tannins mixed with a touch of spicy oak and a full and juicy finish.
Ready to drink now but will improve in two or three years.
Aged 16 months in French oak barrels
Fermented in small lots and punched down by hand
Bottled: March 2007
Cases made: 1364
Alcohol: 13.2%
No order limit
 King Family Merlot 2004 — $16
Rich and intense with gobs of concentrated currants. A touch of fresh earth and blackberry flavors.
This tremendoulsy complex wine has big & round delicious firm tannins with an explosive finish.
Drinking well now but will continue to age nicely in 5-6 years.
Aged in french oak barrels for 16 months
Fermented in small lots and puched down by hand
Bottled: Feb.1 2006
Cases made: 550
Alcohol: 13.7%
 "Star Label" Cabernet Franc 2003 — $12
A mouth watering wine with a lovely nose of raspberry, red cherry, cranberry & hints of black pepper.
Well integrated tannins with a smooth finish.
80% Cabernet Franc 20% Merlot
Aged in french oak barrels for 14 months
Alcohol: 12.5%
Ready to drink now
10% discount on a case of 12 bottles.
Due to limited quanities, wine will sell out as a result of this there is a
3 bottle per customer limit on Viognier 2005, Ox-Eye Chardonnay 2005, and Blenheim Farm Chardonnay 2005.
Coming Soon: Blenheim Vineyards Wine Club!
All wines are available for purchase from
the winery through our online store.
Direct Shipping
Direct shipping is available only in the following states:
California, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Virginia, Washington, and Washington D.C.
The state of Virginia and UPS requires adult signature of purchaser to be of legal drinking age 21 or older to sign at time of delivery.
If your state is not mentioned please call (434)293-5366, e-mail
or fax (434)293-9983 the winery for questions,
as new states are in the process of being legalized.
Another option is to try Market Street Wineshop at (434)979-9463 for other possible shipping options.
Also, check freethegrapes.org
for more information and to join the national, grassroots
crusade to Free the Grapes!
Wholesale Information
The Country Vintner is our wholesale distributor for regional and out-of-state selling. If you need to reach us for information please
call Blenheim
Vineyards at (434)293-5366.
photo credits
Nick McCrary
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