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Continue reading →: Texas – Sweet Red WineThe Kiepersol Texas Azuca Artize Sweet Red Wine, gifted for a Thanksgiving tasting, was reviewed positively despite being a sweet wine. It offered pleasant berry notes without overwhelming sweetness, pairing well with snacks. The reviewer suggested it suits those transitioning from overly sweet wines but is less ideal for pairing…
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Continue reading →: Michigan – Pinot Grigio WineThe reviewer tried a Pinot Grigio from Michigan’s Fennville region, noting its distinct characteristics compared to Italian varieties. Priced at $16.99, the wine’s fresh, lemony flavor diminished as it warmed. It was deemed a decent American wine, best enjoyed cold in smaller amounts, receiving a score of 7/10.
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Continue reading →: New Jersey – San Marco WineThe review discusses a 2021 San Marco red wine from Bellview Winery in New Jersey, purchased for $25. While the wine’s vibrant burgundy color impressed, its taste fell flat, resembling stale blackberries with a light flavor profile. Ultimately, the reviewer deemed it forgettable and overpriced, rating it a 6.7 out…
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Continue reading →: Oregon – Pinot Noir WineThe 2022 Cloudline Pinot Noir from Oregon’s Willamette Valley, priced at $24.99, presents a fruity aroma and light rust color. Initially, it exhibits tartness, which softens into cranberry sweetness after breathing. Paired with spicy pizza, the wine reveals berry flavors, enhancing the experience. Rated 8.9/10, it’s recommended for spicy dishes.
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Continue reading →: Virginia – Blueberry WineThe review of Horton Vineyards’ blueberry wine is overwhelmingly negative, describing it as bitter and tart, with an unpleasant smell. Despite attempts to pair it with food, the flavors remained unpalatable. However, mixing it with cola to create a kalimotxo transformed the experience, making it enjoyable. The reviewer ultimately rated…
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Continue reading →: Maryland – Gewürtztraminer WineIn Maryland, a visit to Penn Oaks Winery led to tasting their Gewürztraminer, a refreshing American white wine with a slight sweetness, ideal for pairing with spicy foods. The wine’s flavor evolved over 24 hours, becoming less sweet and more akin to a French white. Recommended for same-day consumption, it…
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Continue reading →: New Mexico – Sparkling WineThe writer reviews Jacqueline Leonne’s American-made, French-inspired brut sparkling wine from New Mexico, priced at $16.99. Tasting notes highlight a crisp, clear wine with a light flavor profile that’s neither overly sweet nor tart. The experience coincided with a significant Vanderbilt football win, earning the wine a score of 9.2/10.
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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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