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Continue reading →: Kentucky – Chardonnay WineTalon Winery’s non-vintage Chardonnay from Lexington, KY, features aromas of sweet pears and vanilla. While it pairs well with fried fish, it has a potent tang when tasted alone, which some may find unappealing. Overall, the reviewer indicated mixed feelings.
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Continue reading →: California – Sparkling Riesling WineThe 2020 Rainfall, a natural sparkling Riesling from Charlie & Echo in San Diego, offers a unique tasting experience with its cloudy amber appearance and bottle cap closure. It features flavors of fresh pineapple, corn chips, and overripe apples. The reviewer enjoyed the wine’s distinct profile and plans to visit…
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Continue reading →: A Farewell to a Man: Sam NeillSam Neill, renowned actor and winemaker, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy in both cinema and wine. Best known for his role as Dr. Alan Grant in “Jurassic Park,” Neill also founded Two Paddocks winery in New Zealand. A tasting of his 2023 Pinot Noir showcased his unmatched talent…
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Continue reading →: North Carolina – Cabernet SauvignonBiltmore Estate’s 2023 Cabernet Sauvignon is crafted from West Coast grapes. The wine features a fruit-forward profile, showcasing flavors of pomegranate, vanilla, and raspberries, though a lingering sourness is noted. It rates a 7.5, deemed better than North Carolina Duplin Winery options.
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Continue reading →: Washington State – ChardonnayTwo Mountain Winery’s 2024 Chardonnay from Copeland Vineyard in Zillah, WA, features a light gold hue and aromas of oak, crisp apple, and vanilla. The wine offers a refreshing crisp acidity, reminiscent of apple cider with hints of metallic notes. It’s recommended for those averse to buttery Chardonnays.
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Continue reading →: Virginia – Albariño Wine8 Chains North Winery’s 2024 Albariño stands out in Virginia’s wine scene. This crisp white wine features bright citrus and mineral flavors, particularly lemon, evolving to a grassy, honeysuckle finish with hints of oregano. A delightful choice for warm days, it earns an 8/10 rating.
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Continue reading →: Maryland – Sparkling ChambourcinWindridge Vineyards in Maryland, offers a noteworthy Sparkling Chambourcin. Noted for its vibrant ruby color and significant bubbles, the wine presents a dry profile with a hint of sweetness and flavors reminiscent of pomegranate. The scenic setting enhances the tasting experience, earning it a score of 9/10.
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Continue reading →: Texas — Viognier WinePedernales Cellars’ 2025 Texas Viognier impresses with its vibrant grapefruit flavor, characteristic of its Texas origin. Initially bold, the wine evolves to reveal honey notes after being open for a while. Ideal with pork barbecue, it earns a score of 8.2/10, marking it the reviewer’s top Texas wine choice.
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Continue reading →: New Jersey — Rosé WineBellview Winery’s new Fioré Rosé blends Merlot and Petit Verdot grapes from New Jersey. This pleasantly crisp rosé features a rosy pink color and aromas of apples and pears. With a light flavor profile and a hint of sea air, it is perfect for summer gatherings, earning a score of…
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Continue reading →: Florida – Muscadine Red WineSan Sebastian Winery’s Vintner’s Red is a sweet wine made from the Muscadine grape. While it features flavors reminiscent of grape Kool-aid and candy, it is not overwhelmingly sweet. Ideal for casual sipping, it pairs well with spicy pasta dishes. Overall, it scores 7.2/10.
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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 this is my quest to taste one from each and review them in this blog.
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