2010 Salmon Run Chardonnay Riesling
There’s something to be said for the Finger Lakes continued efforts to produce amazing wines in the face of less than optimal growing
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White
Lucky Duck Sauvignon Blanc
Lucky Duck hasn’t been particularly living up to it’s name when it comes to tastings. Their Riesling was a greater German miscalculation that
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Splurge Saturday: Frost Bitten Ice Riesling
Ice Wine is an extremely sweet style of wine, that is prevented from being cloying by the high volume of acidity. The traditional
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2008 Oveja Negra Chardonnay Viognier
What’s nice about Chile, and a lot of New World, and increasingly old world, wine regions, is the focus on experimentation. Now, there’s
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2010 The Little Penguin Pinot Grigio
The Little Penguin has three distinct attributes on First Pour Wine. First, it’s connection to South Eastern Australia’s value priced, mass produced wine
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2010 Candoni Pinot Grigio
In the past, there have been I.G.T. (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) wines from Italy on First Pour Wine. I.G.T. refers to the legal requirements
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Oak Creek Pinot Grigio
The last Oak Creek wine reviewed did not necessarily provide an enjoyable tasting experience. However, some wine producers are better at certain varietals than others.
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2010 Ferrante Riesling
Many American wineries that exist outside the primary wine growing areas, tend to grow many American varietals. Ferrante already proved that they can
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2009 Hob Nob Chardonnay
Hob Nob is always one of those brand that draws in the eye. It’s a simplistic design, but conveys the wine and what
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2010 Fish Eye Sauvignon Blanc
There’s a lot to be said for comparing a wine to a fish. While in previous experience, fish analogies work better with dating,
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