2009 Pacific Rim Sweet Riesling
The Gewurztraminer from Pacific Rim in the Columbia Valley was pretty great. Their specialty, as their winemaker Nicolas pointed out, is Riesling though, not
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White
2010 Crane Lake Riesling
Crane Lake loves to be under $5. It make the wine cheap to hoc in restaurants, and it makes it even cheaper for
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Barefoot Chardonnay
Barefoot has shown that it can make some fun and enjoyable casual wines with both it’s Moscato and Pinot Noir. In fact, given
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Sutter Home Moscato
Lots of Moscato lately, but as a last hurrah to summer, this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Sutter Home Moscato is another in
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Splurge Saturday: 2008 Ernest Hill Alexander Chardonnay
Welcome to Splurge Saturday, where we take a break from bottles under $10 to step out and up, in search of exciting new
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2010 St. Gabriel Riesling
Mosel is one of Germany’s most noted regions for riesling, and it’s worth bearing in mind it tends to be huge. Rieslings from
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2010 FlipFlop Moscato
Sometimes you just can’t go Barefoot. At these times, Flip Flops can be as close as you can get. Other times, when on
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2009 Picket Fence Chardonnay
Disclaimer: This bottle was sent to us by the folks over at 585 Wine Partners, not purchased by the First Pour Wine. The
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Barefoot Moscato
Hot off the heels of Barefoot’s last delicious wine review here, comes something completely different. Welcome to Moscato, a slightly sparkling, sweet white
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2009 Pacific Rim Gewürztraminer
Do wine scores really matter? This was one of the core questions at the foundation of First Pour Wine, and while there haven’t
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