New Releases
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Summer Release
Introducing our Summer 2023 varietal and label
Rah Rah for KKG
2021 Rosé – Napa Valley
For the girls who bring that RAH RAH spirit and still wear the blue and blue … We made this bottle just for you. You can quote us when we say there’s not much that compares to this rosé on a hot summer day. Fresh. Crisp. Not too sweet. Perfect for life’s rosiest moments. No matter how you RAH RAH, let it be for KKG!
We introduce you to Rah Rah for KKG, our 2021 Rosé of Cabernet Sauvignon. The watermelon and strawberry notes burst out of the glass. When served cool on a warm day, the juicy acidity of the 2021 Rosé makes for a very refreshing and versatile wine, perfect to share on any occasion. Look for the hidden imagery in the rose petals.
For the girls who bring that RAH RAH spirit and still wear the blue and blue … We made this bottle just for you. You can quote us when we say there’s not much that compares to this rosé on a hot summer day. Fresh. Crisp. Not too sweet. Perfect for life’s rosiest moments. No matter how you RAH RAH, let it be for KKG!
We introduce you to Rah Rah for KKG, our 2021 Rosé of Cabernet Sauvignon. The watermelon and strawberry notes burst out of the glass. When served cool on a warm day, the juicy acidity of the 2021 Rosé makes for a very refreshing and versatile wine, perfect to share on any occasion. Look for the hidden imagery in the rose petals.
$36 / Bottle
Spring Release
Introducing our Spring 2023 varietals and labels
Stewart House Reserve
2019 Cabernet Sauvignon – Napa Valley
You’ll always belong in Kappa, you’ll always feel the connection of our sisterhood, and now it’s time to toast to The Stewart House. Located at 1015 E. Euclid Ave., this 1865 prairie-style Victorian house in Monmouth, Illinois, was the childhood home of Founder Mary “Minnie” Moore Stewart and became the birthplace of Kappa Kappa Gamma when the original charter was signed in the front parlor. Kappa’s crown jewel is now owned by the Kappa Foundation, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and welcomes the public into Kappa’s and women’s history. Uncork this classic cab and enjoy the notes of black cherry, blackberry and plum that are complemented by hits of toasted oak, dried currant and baking spice.
You’ll always belong in Kappa, you’ll always feel the connection of our sisterhood, and now it’s time to toast to The Stewart House. Located at 1015 E. Euclid Ave., this 1865 prairie-style Victorian house in Monmouth, Illinois, was the childhood home of Founder Mary “Minnie” Moore Stewart and became the birthplace of Kappa Kappa Gamma when the original charter was signed in the front parlor. Kappa’s crown jewel is now owned by the Kappa Foundation, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and welcomes the public into Kappa’s and women’s history. Uncork this classic cab and enjoy the notes of black cherry, blackberry and plum that are complemented by hits of toasted oak, dried currant and baking spice.
$95 / Bottle
Blue & Blue
2020 Pinot Noir – Santa Barbara County
I love your dark and your light blue sang a Kappa ever true. In Kappa songs and verses, our blues are described as the “hues of the sky and the sea.” Kappa lore tells us Founder Hannah Jeannette “Jennie” Boyd, Monmouth, recommended the two shades of blue. The colors represent the trust and loyalty found in our sisterhood. For colors selected over 150 years ago, like fine wine, they have aged well.
This pinot noir has aromas of cherries, raspberries, blackberries and brown sugar with notes of baking spices. On the palate, the wine opens with bright, fruit flavors of strawberries, leading to a round mouthfeel on the mid-palate and soft, velvety tannins on a long, elegant finish. Perfect for raising a toast to the blue and blue.
I love your dark and your light blue sang a Kappa ever true. In Kappa songs and verses, our blues are described as the “hues of the sky and the sea.” Kappa lore tells us Founder Hannah Jeannette “Jennie” Boyd, Monmouth, recommended the two shades of blue. The colors represent the trust and loyalty found in our sisterhood. For colors selected over 150 years ago, like fine wine, they have aged well.
This pinot noir has aromas of cherries, raspberries, blackberries and brown sugar with notes of baking spices. On the palate, the wine opens with bright, fruit flavors of strawberries, leading to a round mouthfeel on the mid-palate and soft, velvety tannins on a long, elegant finish. Perfect for raising a toast to the blue and blue.
$58 / Bottle
Stately
2020 Cuvée Blanc – Napa Valley
The stately iris was chosen as the Fraternity flower at the 1890 Convention in Bloomington, Illinois. It was selected “on account of the general dignity, stateliness and grace of the flower itself” and “because the two blues are combined in the one flower.” There was no flower more appropriate to the Fraternity of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Artist Patricia “Pat” Bennett Brangle, Illinois Wesleyan, interpreted the two-toned iris in the watercolor painting featured on the bottle.
Aptly named for our stately iris, it’s only fitting that the nose of this white blend is like a bouquet of flowers and jumps from the glass with ripe lemon, white peach and orange blossom followed by notes of toast and white pepper. On the tongue, lemon bursts forward with pineapple and other tropical fruit with undertones of vanilla. The finish is bright and zingy and mellows with vanilla and subtle spices in its length.
The stately iris was chosen as the Fraternity flower at the 1890 Convention in Bloomington, Illinois. It was selected “on account of the general dignity, stateliness and grace of the flower itself” and “because the two blues are combined in the one flower.” There was no flower more appropriate to the Fraternity of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Artist Patricia “Pat” Bennett Brangle, Illinois Wesleyan, interpreted the two-toned iris in the watercolor painting featured on the bottle.
Aptly named for our stately iris, it’s only fitting that the nose of this white blend is like a bouquet of flowers and jumps from the glass with ripe lemon, white peach and orange blossom followed by notes of toast and white pepper. On the tongue, lemon bursts forward with pineapple and other tropical fruit with undertones of vanilla. The finish is bright and zingy and mellows with vanilla and subtle spices in its length.
$44 / Bottle