S51-NS: Mosiac by Opimian

Last Day to place your Order September 4, 2012

lnspired by the diversity and craftsmanship of the artisan’s mosaic…

Hand-picked for your everyday drinking pleasure...

Mosaic by Opimian is available for order until September 4, 2012!

Select from any of our themed cases (6 bottles), each featuring an exclusive mixed selection of wines.

Discover the Diversity of Mosaic by Opimian Our experts have selected an array of exclusive 500ml bottles and packaged them in exciting themed cases.

From everyday sippers to culinary partners, these wines are designed to complement your lifestyle, palate and budget!

500ml bottles, a growing trend worldwide, are ideal companions to the ever-evolving Canadian wine culture and lifestyle.

We offer members eight themed cases, showcasing the diversity of today’s wine world. Each case features a mixed selection of 500ml bottles representing a central theme.

Browse our four new

The Artists of Mosaic

Discover Craftsmanship

themed cases showcasing the craftsmanship of both old and new world styles. or Admire our original Mosaic themes with the latest available vintages.

An innovative force in the wine world, Paul Sapin selects wines from the world’s best producers and bottles them in their state of the art premises located in La Verchère, France. Although a new approach to wine, it has been developed alongside the company’s 100 year old history.

At Paul Sapin, quality is more than a word – they have the world class certifications to prove it:

Introducing four new themed cases (6 bottles) where old world traditions meet new world innovation.

Good Things Come in Small Packages No need to sacrifice taste or quality for this smaller size. Each wine meets Opimian’s highest standards – tasted by our Master of Wine and bottled by one of France’s foremost négociants, and valued Opimian supplier, Paul Sapin.

• ISO 9001: 2000, issued by AFAQ • British Retail Consortium (BRC) version 4 “superior level” • Japan Quality Assurance (JQA) organization • International Food Standard (IFS) version 4 “high level”

Crimson Trilogy

The indigenous red varieties of Spain, Italy and France; enjoy a true old world experience (Page 4)

White Gold

The rich, golden layers of old world whites (Page 6)

Land of Oz

The vibrant and fruit-driven power of Australia’s Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet (Page 8)

Out of Africa

The true South African adventure, where tradition and innovation seamlessly meet (Page 10)

New Vintages!

If you missed our initial Mosaic offer or if you would like to add the newest vintages to your palate’s repertoire, we are pleased to re-offer our original four cases. (Page 12)

Perfect for those occasions when a full bottle is just a bit too much.

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Lot 6779 The indigenous red varieties of Spain, Italy and France; enjoy a true old world experience.

Two bottles of each wine included in this case.

Price per case by province Alberta

$59

British Columbia

$74

Manitoba

$56

New Brunswick

$79

Newfoundland

$75

Northwest Territories

$90

Nova Scotia

$75

Ontario

$67

Prince Edward Island

$85

Quebec

$80

Saskatchewan

$63

Yukon

$82

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El Roble Tempranillo, 2011 A well-structured and elegant expression of the traditional Spanish wine style

Ponte Bello Rosso di Puglia, IGT, 2011

The powerful sun of the Salento peninsula shines through in the wine’s ripe, fruit flavours

[02] M8 D9

Maison Belleroche Mont de la Roche Syrah, IGP Pays d’Oc, 2011

A warm climate gem dominated by spice, violets and blackcurrant

[01] M8 D9

[01] M8 D8

Grape variety: 70% Primitivo 30% Negroamaro aroma: Rich blackberry and cherry notes; hint of toasted nuts taste: Ripe red and dark fruit flavours; soft palate serve: 18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Tomato-based pasta and pizza, cured meat, pork sausages

Grape variety: 100% Syrah

Grape variety: 100% Tempranillo aroma: Hints of blackberry and

spice

taste: Ripe, dark fruit with a long,

elegant finish serve: 12-14º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Grilled vegetable pizza, pork terrine, grilled red meat and medium-flavoured cheese

aroma: Deep red fruit, violets and

spice

taste: Supple flavours of

blackcurrant and pepper; smooth finish serve: 18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Traditional French Cassoulet with lamb sausage, beef stew with redcurrant cream or Asian spiced pork

Crimson Trilogy

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Lot 6780 The rich, golden layers of old world whites.

Two bottles of each wine included in this case.

Price per case by province Alberta

$68

British Columbia

$92

Manitoba

$73

New Brunswick

$98

Newfoundland

$91

Northwest Territories

$99

Nova Scotia

$95

Ontario

$82

Prince Edward Island

$99

Quebec

$95

Saskatchewan

$82

Yukon

$98

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El Roble, Macabeo, 2011

The high altitude and low rainfall of the La Mancha DO produce the highest quality fruit

Giuliana Pinot Grigio, IGT Delle Venezie, 2011 Ideal climate and terroir support strong, vibrant Pinot vines

[01] M9 D10

[01] M9 D10

Grape variety: 100% Macabeo

Grape variety: 100% Pinot Grigio

Guichard de Perreux Chablis, AC, 2011

Famous for the citrus and mineral flavours and aromas imparted by the Kimmeridgian soil [01] M9 D9

aroma: Bouquet of white flowers taste: Fresh, crisp white fruit serve: 10-12º C evolution: Ready now ideal with: Grilled fish, shellfish

and poultry served with lemon

aroma: Crisp pear and green apple

notes

taste: Dry; white fruit dominates

with a hint of citrus serve: 7-8º C evolution: Enjoy within the year ideal with: Lightly flavoured grilled fish and seafood, pasta primavera

Grape variety: 100% Chardonnay aroma: White flowers, some hints

of dried fruit and smoke

taste: Rounded and balanced

with plenty of fresh lemon and a smoky, mineral finish serve: 8-10º C evolution: No need to wait; enjoy now. ideal with: Lobster or prawns served in sauce or butter; grilled pork and poultry, goat cheese

White Gold

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Lot 6781 The vibrant and fruit-driven power of Australia’s Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet.

Two bottles of each wine included in this case.

Price per case by province Alberta

$60

British Columbia

$75

Manitoba

$58

New Brunswick

$81

Newfoundland

$77

Northwest Territories

$91

Nova Scotia

$77

Ontario

$68

Prince Edward Island

$87

Quebec

$81

Saskatchewan

$65

Yukon

$84

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Mac Andrews, The Haven Chardonnay, 2012 Reflects Australia’s affinity with Chardonnay’s light, fruity style

Mac Andrews, The Escape Shiraz Cabernet, 2012

Grapes reach full ripeness in the clear sunshine conditions of the Riverina

[01] M9 D9

Mac Andrews, The Hamlet Shiraz, 2012 A wonderfully soft and seductive Australian Shiraz [00] M8 D9

[01] M8 D8 Grape variety: 100% Chardonnay aroma: White stone fruit with a

hint of oak taste: Dry; succulent flavours of peach and tangerine serve: 8-10º C evolution: Ready to enjoy ideal with: Roasted chicken, fresh salmon or white fish in a creamy sauce

Grape variety: 60% Shiraz, 40%

Cabernet Sauvignon aroma: Spicy plum and blackcurrant with hints of toasty oak taste: Plum, blackcurrant and peppery characters serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Roasted lamb with rosemary, grilled steak with a green peppercorn sauce, strong cheese

Grape variety: 100% Shiraz aroma: Dark fruit, touch of toasty

oak and pepper

taste: Packed full of juicy

blackcurrant; supple tannins and some refreshing acidity serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Hearty meat stews, well-spiced barbeque beef, sharp cheddar or Gouda

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Lot 6782 The true South African adventure, where tradition and innovation seamlessly meet.

Two bottles of each wine included in this case.

Schoonder Spring, Chenin Blanc, Western Cape, 2012

Schoonder Spring, Shiraz, Western Cape, 2012

[02] M9 D10

[01] M8 D9

Hails from a wine region well known for its excellent wines and beautiful scenery

Full-bodied, harmonious Shiraz packed full of fresh, juicy fruit and spice

Schoonder Spring, Pinotage Rosé, Western Cape, 2012 Much more than an easy wine – an exotic touch to your table!

[04] M9 D10 Grape variety: 100% Pinotage

Grape variety: 100% Chenin Blanc

Grape variety: 100% Shiraz

aroma: Zesty pineapple and green

aroma: Ripe red fruit

aroma: Red fruit and blackberry

taste: Medium-bodied; plums and

fruit, tropical hints taste: Layers of tropical fruit balanced by refreshing acidity serve: 8 -10º C evolution: Ready to enjoy ideal with: An apéritif; spinach and goat cheese salad, grilled white fish

with hints of warm spice taste: Ripe fruit balanced by soft tannins and a hint of pepper and chocolate serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Roasted game and duck, hearty and spicy dishes, strong cheddar and Gruyère

cherries

serve: 8-10º C evolution: Enjoy fresh over the

next year

ideal with: Refreshing apéritif; fresh salads and grilled seafood

Price per case by province Alberta

$59

British Columbia

$73

Manitoba

$56

New Brunswick

$78

Newfoundland

$75

Northwest Territories

$90

Nova Scotia

$74

Ontario

$66

Prince Edward Island

$84

Quebec

$79

Saskatchewan Yukon

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Out of Africa $63 $82

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Admire the original four themed cases of Mosaic Enjoy this retrospective look at Mosaic – with fresh, new vintages! 13% of members surveyed said they had missed the opportunity to order from Mosaic last year; 21% had never heard of Mosaic; and 19% joined Opimian after Mosaic had closed.

Summer Sippin’

A selection of refreshing and vivacious white and rosé wines (Page 14)

Viva Chile

A collection of lush reds from the Central Valley of Chile (Page 16)

Tour de France Travel from the Rhône to Beaujolais and back, without the bike! (Page 18)

California Dreamin’

A celebration of the red, white and… rosé of the Golden State (Page 20)

“I love this program and will buy the whole flight again as I did last year. Size for two is great and the variety what I wanted. The four cases went to the cottage and are being enjoyed. Great program!”

“For two people, the 500 ml size is wonderful, especially if one wants to finish the evening with a port liqueur, or start it with a sherry.”

Member comments from the Mosaic by Opimian Survey “At first l wasn’t sure what to expect when l lifted these lightweight little cases of six 500ml bottles... [but] when l opened them my eyes lit up; the wines are so attractive and appealing that l couldn’t wait to try them.... These are fabulous...

They are inexpensive but they don’t lack for quality, and l’d be happy to open any of these for friends and family!”

Linda Garson,

contributor to Opimian News, creator of Vine and Dine, Editor-in-Chief of Culinaire Magazine and Canadian National Wine Examiner

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Lot 6783 A selection of refreshing and vivacious white and rosé wines.

Price per case by province Alberta

$59

British Columbia

$74

Manitoba

$57

New Brunswick

$80

Newfoundland

$76

Northwest Territories

$90

Nova Scotia

$75

Ontario

$67

Prince Edward Island

$86

Quebec

$80

Saskatchewan

$64

Yukon

$83

Charles Meras, Côte de Gascogne IGP, 2011

Maison Belleroche, Mont de la Roche Chardonnay, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

Maison Belleroche, Mont de la Roche Viognier, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

[01] M9 D9

[01] M9 D9

20% Ugni Blanc aroma: Fresh and elegant with significant floral fragrances taste: Citrus flavours with a floral finish serve: 7-8º C evolution: Ready to enjoy ideal with: An apéritif; seafood, poultry or mixed salads

Grape variety: 100% Chardonnay

Grape variety: 100% Viognier

aroma: Exotic note of fresh

pineapple taste: Dry, fruit forward and rounded serve: 8-10º C evolution: No need to wait ideal with: White meat and fish

aroma: Peach and honey

underlined by slight floral nuances taste: Stone fruits and honey serve: 8-10º C evolution: Enjoyable upon delivery ideal with: Most seafood served in richer sauces or butter

Charles Meras, Gascogne Rosé, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

Maison Belleroche, Mont de la Roche Sauvignon Blanc, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

Les Chaises, Grenache Rosé, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

Among the finest French regions well known for its way of life and rich culinary traditions

Made from the best Chardonnay grapes from the vineyards of Southern France

Refreshing – a result of abundant daytime sunshine and cool Mediterranean nights

[02] M9 D9 Grape variety: 80% Colombard,

Selected from one of the region’s best producers [02] M9 D9 Grape variety: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon aroma: Subtle bouquet of citrus and red berries combined with fragrant floral nuances taste: Strawberries, raspberries, notes of citrus serve: 8-10º C evolution: Enjoy upon arrival ideal with: Grilled meats, gazpacho and pizza

The grapes are harvested at night and vinified in an ultra-modern winery, ensuring the wine maintains freshness and vivacity [01] M9 D9 Grape variety: 100% Sauvignon

Blanc

aroma: Notes of fresh herbs,

freshly mowed grass

taste: Hints of lemon and lime on

the palate

serve: 8–10º C evolution: Perfect for the next year

A rosé of remarkable radiance and aromatic finesse [01] M9 D9 Grape variety: 100% Grenache Noir aroma: Expressive and complex

bouquet of small red fruit and grenadine taste: Small red fruits and grenadine serve: 8-10º C evolution: Ready to enjoy ideal with: An apéritif; summer barbeque feast

ideal with: Cold salads, fish, seafood and goat cheese

Summer Sippin’ 14

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Lot 6784 A collection of lush reds from the Central Valley of Chile.

Two bottles of each wine included in this case.

Price per case by province Alberta

$61

British Columbia

$78

Manitoba

$61

New Brunswick

$84

Newfoundland

$79

Northwest Territories

$92

Nova Scotia

$80

Ontario

$70

Prince Edward Island

$89

Quebec

$84

Saskatchewan

$68

Yukon

$86

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Casa Santa Maria, Cabernet Sauvignon, Central Valley, Chile, 2012 Long and pleasing on the palate – a red wine with a silky tannin structure [01] M8 D8 Grape variety: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon aroma: Subtle spice aromas taste: Well-structured and harmonious with mature fruit flavours serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Roasted poultry, braised red meat and mature cheese

Casa Santa Maria, Merlot, Central Valley, Chile, 2012 The Merlot vineyards are located on terraces along the Teno River of the Central Valley – a picturesque location known for the production of world class wine

Casa Santa Maria, Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot, Central Valley, Chile, 2012 The Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are vinified and aged separately, then carefully blended to produce a complex, yet elegant, wine [01] M8 D8

[01] M8 D8 Grape variety: 100% Merlot aroma: Blackberry, strawberry and

plum

taste: Bursting with ripe, rich fruit

supported by soft tannins; long and pleasing on the palate serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Classic roasts, lamb, homemade burgers, game and hard cheese

Grape variety: 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot aroma: Dark fruit, mint taste: Concentrated palate of blackcurrant and mint, underlined by rich, silky tannins serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Roasted meat and vegetables, pasta served in a rich sauce and most cheese

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Lot 6785 Travel from the Rhône to Beaujolais and back, without the bike!

Le Valarian, Merlot, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

A wine with deep structure and a delicate palate

Grape variety: 100% Merlot aroma: Red fruit with subtle

aromas of blackcurrant and violet

taste: Delicate palate; plums and

blackcurrant

serve: 16-18º C

ideal with: Grilled or roasted red meat, cheese and rich pasta dishes

$63

British Columbia

$84

Manitoba

$65

New Brunswick

$89

Newfoundland

$83

Northwest Territories

$94

Nova Scotia

$86

Ontario

$75

Prince Edward Island

$94

Quebec

$88

Saskatchewan

$73

Yukon

$90

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Guichard de Perreux, AOC Fleurie, 2011 The Queen of Beaujolais; delicate and full of inimitable finesse [00] M9 D9

[00] M9 D10

evolution: Enjoy within the next

Alberta

Thirst-quenching and easy to drink – Beaujolais is the best known wine in the world

[01] M8 D9

two years

Price per case by province

Guichard de Perreux, AOC Beaujolais, 2011

Le Valarian, Syrah, Pays d’Oc IGP, 2011

The Languedoc-Roussillon region produces rich and powerful Syrah wines, most with a deep and spicy structure [01] M8 D9 Grape variety: 100% Syrah aroma: Dominance of red fruit,

with liquorice and pepper taste: Supple, elegant and complex on the palate with a smooth finish serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: Red meat cooked in rich sauces with strong-flavoured cheese

Grape variety: 100% Gamay Noir

à jus blanc aroma: Fresh and full of fruit and flowers taste: Red fruit; strawberry, cranberry and cherry serve: 12-14º C evolution: Ready to enjoy ideal with: One of the few wines that can pass seamlessly from apéritif to dinner and beyond

Guichard de Perreux, AOC Beaujolais Villages, 2011 Beaujolais-Villages are produced in 39 villages, most in northern Beaujolais. With more body than their counterparts, they tend to linger longer on the palate [00] M9 D9 Grape variety: 100% Gamay Noir

à jus blanc aroma: Ripe red fruit with a hint of sweet spice taste: Lively and fresh red fruit serve: 12-14º C evolution: Enjoy now ideal with: Grilled white meat, cold cuts and goat cheese

Grape variety: 100% Gamay Noir à jus blanc aroma: Floral; peony, iris and violet taste: Velvety, elegant and floral serve: 12-14º C evolution: Enjoy for the next year ideal with: Alone; grilled meat and most barbeque favourites

Manoir du Chapelas, AOC Côtes du Rhône, 2011

Refreshing and fruity, the wines of the Côtes du Rhône are born of the sun and benefit from a 400 year old history [00] M8 D9 Grape variety: 60% Syrah, 20% Grenache Noir and 20% Cinsault aroma: Fragrances of mixed spices and ripe, red fruit taste: Aromas of fruit and sweet spice develop on the palate; soft tannins serve: 16-18º C evolution: Ready now and will keep for up to a year ideal with: Grilled pork and poultry, veal cutlets and roasted lamb

Tour de France

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Lot 6786 A celebration of the red, white and … rosé of the Golden State.

Two bottles of each wine included in this case.

Price per case by province Alberta

$62

British Columbia

$81

Manitoba

$63

New Brunswick

$87

Newfoundland

$81

Northwest Territories

$93

Nova Scotia

$83

Ontario

$73

Prince Edward Island

$91

Quebec

$86

Saskatchewan

$71

Yukon

$88

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Devil’s Ridge, Chardonnay, Central Valley, California, 2011 An aromatic wine, full of citrus and tropical fruit

Devil’s Ridge, White Zinfandel, Central Valley, California, 2011

Devil’s Ridge, Cabernet Sauvignon, Central Valley, California, 2011

[04] M9 D10

[01] M8 D9

Grape variety: 100% Zinfandel

Grape variety: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon aroma: Dark fruit with subtle hints of spice taste: Rich flavours of cassis and black cherry balanced by fine, soft tannins serve: 16-18º C evolution: Enjoy within the next two years ideal with: An apéritif; many savoury dishes, especially grilled steaks and chops

Famous for its ripe, fruity character and beautiful pink colour

A wonderful expression of Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, full of energy and flavour

[02] M9 D9 Grape variety: 100% Chardonnay aroma: Notes of pineapple and a

hint of butter taste: Ripe, round, fruit flavours are tempered with nutty characteristics serve: 8-10º C evolution: Ready to be enjoyed ideal with: Seafood, fish and grilled poultry or pork

aroma: “Strawberries and cream”

paired with subtle hints of citrus

taste: Fresh and lively red fruit serve: 7-8º C evolution: Enjoy upon arrival ideal with: Cold meats, salads, prawns and fresh fruit, especially red berries; can also be enjoyed as an apéritif

California Dreamin’

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LEGEND

Conditions of Purchase

How to order Once you have made your selection, you can place your order in one of four ways:

White

Drink this year

Red

Enjoyable now; will develop 6 months-2 years

The Free Case Coupon and Referral Case Coupon programs cannot be combined with the Mosaic by Opimian program.

Wine meant for laying down

All orders are by the case (6 bottles), with no minimum or maximum required.

Rosé

A valid 2012 membership card is required to order, for delivery, and for pick up Great concentration

Medium concentration

Light in body

Heavy oak

Medium oak

Light oak

Degrees of Maturity (M) (Scale of 1-10) 1 = lay down 10 = fully mature

Degrees of Drinkability (D) (Scale of 1-10) 1 = needs time 10 = ready to drink

Sweetness scale gms/litre Examples 00 0 - 3 Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, many reds 01 4 - 6 Some New World varietals, some reds 02 7 - 12 Champagne, Sparklers, Rosés, few reds 03 13 - 20 Mosel, some Alsace, Anjou 04 21 - 34 Semi-sweet Bordeaux, some sherry 05 35 - 50 Kabinett German, Late Harvest, Alsace, dry White Port 06 51 - 74 Spätlese German, Sweet Loire, Port, Dessert Muscat 07 75 - 100 Auslese, Beerenauslese 08 101 - 139 Ice Wines, Sauternes, Barsac, dessert wines, Port 09 140 - 179 Ice Wines, Sauternes, Barsac, dessert wines, Port 10 180 > Speciality sweet wines, Trockenbeerenauslese

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Last day to place your order September 4, 2012 Methods of Payment: Credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) or by cheque payable to Opimian. Prices include all applicable federal and provincial mark ups and taxes, including G.S.T & H.S.T #R 105 233 217 • Q.S.T #1000640430.

Expected arrival at Canadian Port End of November, 2012. Arrival dates at liquor boards depend on their distances from port of entry.

Order online Sign in to opim.ca. Show details (on the left-hand menu) brings you to the Cellar Offering. Click the shopping basket to add a case to your order. “Submit Order” when you have completed your selection and provide your payment information. A confirmation will be sent to you via email.

Email Email opim@opim.ca with your selection.

Call Call in your order at 1-800-361-9421.

Mail or fax Complete the order form included with this brochure.

Mail in the envelope provided or fax to 514-481-9699.

Release dates Dependent upon actual arrival dates and processing time required by each liquor board.

Your order status Updated weekly at www.opim.ca

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