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Boz Scaggs may be best known for his singing, songwriting and guitar-playing skills. He rose to fame in the 1970s with hits such as "Lowdown" and "Lido Shuffle." But over the past dozen or so years, he has been cultivating another career as well: that of a vintner. When he isn't recording or touring, Scaggs seeks refuge in the Napa Valley estate that he shares with wife, Dominique.
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San Franciscans know Boz Scaggs as one of the partners who owns Slim's, the 11th Street music venue that plays host to everything from metal to Duncan Sheik. Like fellow local musician Les Claypool, Boz also owns a winery (he owns Scaggs Vineyard in Napa with his wife Dominique), and he's about to head out on tour with pal Michael McDonald, performing some of his greatest hits and some contemporary R&B stuff he's been working on. He keeps an apartment in S.F. within walking distance of both Slim's and Rainbow Grocery which serves as both his office and music studio when he's not on the road or up in Napa, and it's no surprise that the man loves his food. Last week Boz agreed to do some food journaling for the San Francisco Diet in which he makes it to a couple of his favorite Bay Area spots (Bar Tartine, and El Molino Central in Boyes Hot Springs). Take it away, Boz.
"Musician and vintner Boz Scaggs has released his 2010 rosé made from 100 percent grenache grown on his organic Mt. Veeder estate. The limited production release is sold in a three-pack of 500 ml. bottles. The price is $25 per bottle..."
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Musician and vintner Boz Scaggs recently has released his 2010 rosé.
With an extremely limited production sold in a three-pack, this wine is sold in a 500ml bottle and priced at $25.
After more than a decade of cultivating and tending his certified organic Mt. Veeder estate in Napa’s Mayacamas Mountains, Scaggs debuted his elegant, multi-layered French-style red and rosé wines under the Scaggs Vineyard label in 2006. The rosé is 100 percent Grenache from a block of their vineyard, which is just over 2 acres. Winemaker is Ken Bernards.


