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Continue reading →: New Jersey – Sweet Red WinePigtown Limited Release’s Sweeeeeeet Watermelon wine is a disappointing blend from Tomasello Winery. Described as overly sweet and artificial, it resembles sugary Kool-Aid rather than wine. The reviewer and a tasting partner found it nearly undrinkable, ultimately giving it a low score of 1.5/10.
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Continue reading →: Maryland – Rosé WineThe 2024 Rosé from Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard in Maryland offers a refreshing and fruity experience with notes of cantaloupe and roses. Unfortunately, it’s now sold out. Rated 7.8/10, it’s praised for outdoor enjoyment.
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Continue reading →: Arizona – Red Blend WineMerkin Vineyards’ Chupacabra is a unique red blend primarily of grenache, syrah, and monastrell, known for its changing flavors each vintage. With fragrant floral notes and a light, flavorful profile, it proves enjoyable despite its thin texture. Recommended score: 8/10.
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Continue reading →: Washington State – Sparkling Syrah WineTreveri Cellars’ Sparkling Syrah Brut from Columbia Valley offers a unique tasting experience with its dark plum red color and aromatic notes of dark red fruits. Despite its brut classification, it presents an unexpected dryness overwhelming the initial flavors. While complex and distinctive, it’s suited for slow sipping rather than…
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Continue reading →: Missouri – Norton Red WineNoboleis Vineyards’ 2019 Norton from Missouri offers a dark ruby color and an initial strong fruit aroma of cherry and blackberry with a musky undertone. The taste is full-bodied, featuring sourness alongside dark fruit flavors and bitter spices. Reminiscent of a tart blackberry pie, it scores 6.0/10.
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Continue reading →: Oklahoma – Malbec WineCotton Blossom Winery’s Argentina Malbec, while initially disappointing and overly sweet, reveals a blend of plum and malbec flavors upon airing. It’s an average wine but showcases Oklahoma’s uniqueness. Score: 4.5/10.
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Continue reading →: Alaska – Fruit Wine BlendBear Creek Winery’s Red, White and Blueberry wine, a blend of local fruits, offers a sweet Kool-Aid-like taste and light appearance. While better than many fruit wines, it lacks depth. Score: 4.8/10.
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Continue reading →: Pennsylvania – Red Blend WinePinnacle Ridge Winery’s 2022 Levitas, priced at $18.99, impresses with its vibrant burgundy color and floral aroma. This Chambourcin-Petite Syrah blend features a tart yet pleasant flavor profile, making it versatile for light meals or casual sipping. Score: 7.8/10.
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Continue reading →: Indiana – Cherry Moscato WineOliver Winery’s Cherry Moscato is a sweet, refreshing fruit wine made from Montmorency cherries, priced at $15. With a light pink color and 6.8% ABV, it offers a fizzy, cherry flavor reminiscent of Maraschino cherries. Ideal for warm days, it scores 7/10.
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Continue reading →: Maine – Blueberry Sparkling WineThe review critiques BLUET’s Wild Blueberry Sparkling Wine from Maine, priced at $19.99. Despite using local blueberries, the wine has an unpleasant smell reminiscent of vinegar and a weak fruit flavor, resulting in a low score of 1.8/10. However, it works well in a sangria, receiving a 7/10 rating.
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I’m Jackie
After spending more than a decade tasting wines from all around the world, I decided to taste the various wines made in the United States. Each state in the country makes wine, and I will attempt to taste one from each and review them in this blog. I’m not a professional wine drinker, so my reviews will be based on how I liked each bottle of American wine, versus a professional review.
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