2010 7 Peaks Pinot Noir
You didn’t really think we were going to go all the way through Thanksgiving without talking about Pinot Noir did you? This finicky,
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2010 Grove Winery Norton
2010 Grove Winery Norton is made from Norton, is one of the few non-foxy native American varietals, that’s little known outside of the
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Grove Winery Rosé
Grove Winery Rosé isn’t your typical pink wine. Unlike many of the sweet white zinfandels, which may only spend a short amount of
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2011 Spier Pinotage
Pinotage didn’t exist until 1925, when a Stellenbosch University Viticulturist (South Africa) combined it’s parents, Cinsault & Pinot Noir. After the grape
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2011 Nostrada Tempranillo
Tarragona is one of those old world regions that has a long, interesting history. Dating back to the Roman empire, this area has
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2010 Michel Torino Don David Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve
Climate matters, and 2010 Michel Torino Don David Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve comes directly from a very tall mountain in Argentina. At more than
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Canyon Road Cabernet Sauvignon
Wine can happen anywhere (including places with very bad lighting], and having had the rare opportunity to fly first class with Delta, I
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2010 Vistamar Sepia Reserva Carmenère
John at Grove Vineyard in North Carolina had an interesting description of carmenère, describing it as one of the few grapes that can
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2009 Château de Landure Minervois
Minervois is not necessarily a wine region that’s on the tip of most people’s tongue. Located in the massive wine region Languedoc-Roussillon, Minervois
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2010 Cellar No. 8 Cabernet Sauvignon
Renown for it’s outspoken wineries, hunger for success, and long history encapsulating everyone from Robert Mondavi to Rothschild, Napa is a diverse region
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