Bronze, pink and blue. Saying these colors is synonymous with Delta Gamma. The newest (and historically most controversial) of Delta Gamma’s official colors, bronze, was added during the 1883 Convention. Members of Sigma and Alpha requested the colors be changed due to other organizations on their campuses using pink and blue and did not want Delta Gamma to be confused with these other groups. While bronze was chosen, it proved to be a controversial decision. Challenges were made to it at every Convention until 1907. Some members expressed that bronze-colored items were too difficult to find. Nevertheless, bronze remained one of the official colors and was used for the Council badges, as pictured on this bottle, prior to 1948.

We introduce you to Bronze 1883. Balancing the fullness of fruit with the dance of elegance, this 2021 Chardonnay Napa Valley exhibits purity of fruit with melon and poached pear, then lemon custard and faint toastiness on the nose while exotic fruit notes of mango and pineapple mesh with the vanilla and spicy wood from French oak in this medium bodied wine that finishes on a sweet note.

Retail Price: $56.00 / 750 ml

The 1873 Club Member Price: $45.00 / 750 ml