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Continue reading →: South Dakota – White Blend Wine4e Winery’s Prairie Star, a 2023 American white blend from South Dakota, was disappointing. Initially offering an appealing scent of white flowers, it ultimately delivered a bitter taste resembling soy sauce and old gravy. With a final score of 2.5/10, it’s not recommended for consumption.
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Continue reading →: Kentucky – Merlot/Cabernet SauvignonThe Commonwealth Cabernet from Bluegrass Vineyard in Kentucky is a red wine blend, although label discrepancies raise concerns about its varietal percentages. While its aroma evokes berry preserves, the taste is not as sweet, featuring a tart elderberry flavor reminiscent of cough syrup. Rated 7/10, it might merit a revisit.
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Continue reading →: Pennsylvania – Red Wine BlendCadenza Vineyards’ 2023 Resonance is an outstanding Pennsylvania wine. Winemaker Carl Helrich showcases his respect for the local soil through a blend of estate-grown grapes. Noted for its deep burgundy color and fruity aroma, the wine features low tannins and a flavorful profile, earning a score of 9.5/10.
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Continue reading →: Washington State – Gewurztraminer WineB. Lovely’s Gewurztraminer from Walla Walla, WA, disappoints as a white wine. Initially promising with pear and lemon aromas, it ultimately suffers from overwhelming sweetness reminiscent of honey, lacking complexity. An overwhelming taste made it feel more like a dessert wine, earning a low score of 4/10.
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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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