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Thursday, December 20, 2012

Shiraz (Australia) *Shiraz/Cabernet

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Sunday, December 17, 2017

Wines From Down Under aka Terra Australis Incognita



Wines from 'Down Under', aka Terra Australis Incognita or just plain Australia have been staple wines since the genesis of my wine adventures.
 
 
 
So why have I only tasted five Australian wines all year? Maybe it's because there are so many wines and so little time; maybe because almost half of the Australian wines I tasted this year were less than satisfactory, but that can't tarnish "the blood (that) is worth bottling" outrageously great wines from Australia which were formative and keeps me coming back.
For whatever reason, I'm seeking out a few boomerang Aussie wines to refresh my love of what they do as well any other country: turn grapes into wine, and when I'm done, "she'll be apples."
Captain Cook had no idea what his Australian adventure would be like, and either do I, but in-vino-veritas.
The best vistas from the past seven years were these:


AMON-Ra Barossa Valley 2006 Shiraz (Glaetzer winery), $80.74-$94.99, 96 points

Boarding Pass 2007 Shiraz, South Australia, $8.99, 91 points

Greg Norman Estates Eden Valley 2013 Chardonnay, $10.99-$14.99, 91+ points (Australia)

Jim Barry 2007 Shiraz Lodge Hill Clare Valley, $17.99, 90 points

John Duval Wines "Entity" Barossa Valley (Australia) 2010 Shiraz, $21.99-$39.99, 92 points

MITOLO G.A.M. McLaren Vale 2006 Shiraz, $33.14-$38.99, 93 points

Mollydooker Blue Eyed Boy 2009 McLaren Vale Shiraz, $49.99-$52.99, 93 points

Mollydooker Carnival Of Love 2007 McLaren Vale Shiraz, $84.99-$99.99, 94 points

Mollydooker Carnival Of Love 2014 McLaren Vale Shiraz, $44.99-$84.99, 95 points

Mollydooker Enchanted Path McLaren Vale Australia, 2010 Red Wine, $67.99-$79.99, 91 points

Mollydooker The Boxer 2009 McLaren Vale Shiraz, $29.99-$32.99, 90 points

MollyDooker McLaren Vale, Australia (The Violinist) 2010 Verdelho, $24.00-$33.00, 92 points

Molly Dooker McLaren Vale (The Violinist) 2010 Verdelho, $24.00-$33.00, 92 points

Mollydooker Velvet Glove 2009 McLaren Vale Shiraz, $109.34-$169.99, 95 points
 
 
 
 
 

Penfold's Bin 407 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, $25.49, 93 points

Penfold's South Australia "Max's" 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, $16.99-$23.99, 90 points

Torbreck Vintners "The Steading" Barossa Valley 2014 GMS Red Wine, $27.19-$31.99, 90 points (Australia)

Two Hands Angel's Share 2008 Shiraz, $24.49, 92 points

Two Hands Angel's Share 2015 Shiraz, $28.99-$36.99, 91 points

Two Hands Angel's Share 2016 Shiraz, $31.99-$36.99, 91 points

Two Hands Ares 2005 Shiraz, $149.99-$229.99, 97 points

Two Hands Bella's Garden Barossa Valley 2008 Shiraz, $53.54-$62.99, 95 points

Two Hands Bella's Garden 2009 Shiraz, $57.79-$,67.99, 95 points

Two Hands Bella's Garden 2011 Shiraz, $44.09-$67.99, 93 points

Two Hands Bella's Garden 2014 Shiraz, $44.99-$69.99, 92 points

Two Hands Gnarly 2007 Shiraz, $24.49, 91 points

Two Hands Lily's Garden 2006 Shiraz, $54.00-$62.99, 91 points

Wolf Blass Yellow Label South Australia 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon, $9.99-$12.99, 90 points

Yalumba Barossa Patchwork 2008 Shiraz, $15.99-$17.99, 91 points
 
 
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Decoy Zin "Venocated" By Wine Enthusiast Mag




"This wonderful wine (Decoy 2008 Zinfandel). . .and white pepper. . . So easy to like." Wine Enthusiast Mag. Nov. 10, 2010 Scored it 92.

I reviewed this wine on August 1, 2010 saying: "Having a long white pepper finish seals the deal. I rated this a 91. The aroma is gentle and lovely, deep red color, light (easy to drink) yet complex and rich enough to thwart any doubt that this is a serious Zin."

For the time being, I've abandoned Zinfandel for Shiraz-Syrah. Though I am purchasing a new group of Zins, I wanted to venture into another wine that tends toward spiciness when young and pairs well with similar foods as Zinfandel, though Shiraz is, as I sense it, usually more dense and luscious, richer and aromatic, yet not always so, as evidenced by the Gamba Zin, or the aroma of the Dry Creek.

Because of time constraints, I begin my commentary by listing a few Shiraz-Syrah wines that I scored 89 points to 92 points and mostly costing less than $20. They all were very good, paired well with red meats, but had their own idiosyncrasies.

Jacob's Creek 2006 Reserve Shiraz, $12.99, 89 points,  is smooth, vibrantly finishing long on the spicy side, yet individually marked with a subtle lime-peel tang. The color is more burgundy and less dense than I was use to, but flavor is king.


Mitolo Jester McLaren Vale Australia 2007 Shiraz, $18.99-$21.99, 89 points, is complex, filled with blackberry, black pepper, and a long memorable finish. It is quite typical for these wines to cellar for a few years, and I recommend this Shiraz be used as a comparison wine for those who are interested in aging wine in an appropriate wine-cellar, tasting the evolution, smoothing out the tannin and adding complexity (not always), but also keep in mind the diminishing of the fruit aspects. Most wine reviewers would just say: drink now. I say: experiment.

Klinker Brick Lodi 2007 Farrah Syrah, $16.99, 89 points, needed some decanting, but the earth and leather notes in the aroma were tame and pleasant, the rich texture, and spicy finish qualified this wine to be in the same caliber as the other two Shiraz/Syrah wines.

Landmark Steel Plow 2006 Syrah, $32, 90 points, has me bucking many others who were carried away with this wine. I had to hunt high and low to find this, and I was quite disappointed with it, considering all the hype WS gave the Steel Plow a remarkable 94 points, though Stephen Tanzer's International Wine cellar gave it a 90 also. I'm finding an affinity for certain wine critics!
Landmark's 2006 Syrah is a big wine, well structured and balanced, with a good finish and aroma. I found it a bit pricey, especially compared to the Penfolds 2005 Bin 28.

Penfolds Bin 28 Kalimna 2005 Shiraz, $19.99, 91 points, was rich, big and gentle at the same time, aromatic, having flavors of blueberries, mocha highlighted the mid-palate, and complimenting the finish was sweet-spice.
I scored this wine 91 points as did I score Two Hands 2007 Gnarly Dudes ($24.49) and 2006 Lily's Garden, but the Penfolds Bin 28 is, in my estimation, the best value.

Zaca Mesa 2006 Syrah, $19.99, 92 points, rich in licorice, spice, dark-berry, luscious and smooth, is wonderful.

Truchard 2005 Syrah, $24.99, 92 points, flavorful, smooth, is an excellent value.

 Two Hands Angel's Share 2008 Shiraz, $24.49, 92 points, balanced the tobacco, licorice, pepper, fine bouquet, and finish into a near perfect package.

 Yangarra McLaren Vale 2007 Shiraz, $18.99, 92 points has a beautiful bouquet, gentle hint of clay, early palate pepper, licorice notes, tangy and complex, with a long spicy finish, well balanced and luscious; this is a good stand-alone wine or pairs well with a rib-eye; all these 92 point wines share acclaim in my book, with the Yangarra being the best value.




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Monday, December 9, 2013

Cabernet Sauvignon (Australia)







New Hampshire wine lovers will be hard pressed to find very many Cabernet Sauvignon wines from Australia, but Cabernet Sauvignon represents the second most produced varietal next to Shiraz in Australia, and I for one want to familiarize myself with as many as I can find. The Penfolds Bin 407 was a wonderful find, and others are often quite inexpensive.
The list below of reviewed Cabernet Sauvignon wines is a work in progress adapted for "smart" phone users.



Château Tanunda Grand Barossa 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, $15.99-$17.99, 89 points

Château Tanunda Barossa "Matthews Road" 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon, $7.64-$19.99, 87 points




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Friday, March 18, 2016

Domaine Terlato~Chapoutier Pyrenees 2012 Shiraz, Or The French Wine From Australia?






Domaine Terlato~Chapoutier Pyrenees 2012 Shiraz, Or The French Wine From Australia?

Wow! An Australian Shiraz that drinks like silk, shows only a 13.5% alcohol, and for a paltry $19.99 (listed for $49.99)!
The color was a more deep garnet than a typical Shiraz purple/red, but thick legs dripped into the clear wine ring.
Aromatically shy, but soft floral and mulberry aromas were okay.
Slightly heavier than medium-bodied, fair-plus acidity, and moderately supportive tannin carried flavors of tart pomegranate and violets, these too were just okay.
Finished on mild spice notes and a lingering palate.
More a red table wine (JMO) with not a lot of character than an in your face Aussie Shiraz, but for the price, I wasn't disappointed.
NHWM's rating: 89 points.

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Monday, October 25, 2010

Shiraz-Syrah Planet


Planeta 2005 Syrah, $27.99, 91 is absolutely an experience in wine tasting! A wonderfully different Syrah from the West Coast of Sicily, uniquely rich and yet approachable, having a crushed peppery long finish and a pleasant aroma. Even at the somewhat higher price, this is a great value for those looking for something outside the box in a Syrah-Shiraz.


Jim Barry 2007 Shiraz Lodge Hill Clare Valley, $17.99, 90,  is a powerful red wine, this remarkably consistent and complex Shiraz simply will not quit; big, bold, and bright, the 2007 has a story to tell, of its high rocky elevation and cool temperatures that stingily produce low-yield grapes bursting with intense fruit flavor, with notes of licorice and chocolate, as well as hiding many other flavors for the mature wine taster, and having a long finish of spice complimenting your biggest sauces and meats.


Gallo Family Sonoma Reserve 2005 Syrah, $8.99, 89 points, was a big surprise for me. I've found a focused Syrah of plum and dark berry, and simply awash in a fair peppery finish, only a fair aroma, but a medium bodied richness that impresses right up to a late palate lusciousness that is most pleasant. This wine has been in my cellar for some time eluding my tasting, but gratefully I found it hiding, and hiding no more. Big buy in my book.


Marquis Philips 2007 So.E. Australia Shiraz, $15.29, 87 points, and a fair price for such a big wine. It held-up nicely for three days, but at times was a bit bitter; maybe with a year or two in the cellar some of that bitterness might mellow-out, but as is, the Marquis Philips was a good, typically bold Australian Shiraz that paired well with beef, and would make a great red wine for the barbecue.


Moshin California central Coast 2000 Syrah, $14.99, 87 points, smoothly goes down, for this quaffable, and fruity red wine (having mellowed tannins combined with 13.6% alcohol), characterized by its easy drink-ability, identifies this as a California Syrah vs. the the heavy bodied, alcohol driven Australian Shiraz (not all, I know). Though I found the 2000 a bit too tame for me, as it reminded me of a good aged Columbia Valley Merlot. I still recommend this wine, but I would like to try the 2007 vintage as a comparison.




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Sunday, February 12, 2017

Penfolds South Australia "Max's" 2014 Shiraz/Cabernet







Penfolds South Australia "Max's" 2014 Shiraz/Cabernet, $19.99-$23.99, 87 points, poured core black grading Shiraz purple/red toward the broad clear wine ring and heavily draped glass bowl.
Aromatic floral cedar with ripe mulberry were pleasant.
Full-bodied with good acidity and somewhat austere tannins which overcame what negatives ascribed with rich, warm, and lively flavors of spiced black fruits and a hint of tobacco.
Finished long on the trailing palate, pomegranate, a robust 14.5% alcohol, and mucho warm spices.
Paired engagingly with my spicy chili and Monterey jack soft tacos.
Varietals were 85% Shiraz and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon.

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Thursday, October 26, 2023

Mitolo G.A.M. McLaren Vale Australia 2007 Shiraz REVISITED

 


Mitolo G.A.M. McLaren Vale Australia 2007 Shiraz REVISITED, $33.18-$38.99, 93 points, poured core black grading to an unfiltered rosewood red with a coppery sheen, a bleeding meniscus, and stained legs.
Good aromas of earth, coffee, fennel, and hints of rose peddle and cinnamon were outstanding.
Finished long on the fading palate, a hint of iron, and a well-balanced 15% alcohol.
Paired perfectly with my Texas burger and chips.
Last time I had this wine was thirteen years ago, and my comments proved to be prescient: this wine improved in some areas with time, and not many Sixteen-year-old Shiraz wines can say that.
The latest G.A.M. Shiraz averages $46.00.

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Saturday, July 21, 2018

Penfold's South Australia BIN 389 2015 Shiraz/Cabernet Red Wine




Penfold's South Australia BIN 389 2015 Shiraz/Cabernet Red Wine, $29.69-$69.99, 93 points, poured core black with purple/reds lapping the glass wall of dripping tinted heavy tears.
Aromatic cedar, black currants and lush ripe blackberries were excellent.
Full-bodied with bright acidity and early strident tannins might strike some as a bit too tight, but the flavors reflective of the aromas with citrus and pomegranate were deliciously enlivened.
Finished long and dry on the trailing palate, accelerating pepper spices, mulberry, sweet tobacco, and an appropriate 14.5% alcohol.
Varietals were 53% Cabernet Sauvignon and 47% Shiraz.

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Monday, July 16, 2018

Syrah International (Miscellaneous), Excluding The Major Producing Countries of Australia, France, and USA.

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Monday, February 7, 2011

INDEX of REVIEWED WINES with extras below





  INDEX of REVIEWED WINES
is being reconstructed; keep in mind that most wines reviewed (except for maybe 9) were found and bought in New Hampshire.

  Lets get the scoring (I use the 100 point rating system loosely) out of the way; everyone has a scoring system of one kind or another, and like politics, everyone's own predilection, style, or system is important to them.
Whether one uses 'stars', adjectives like, wonderful, spectacular, average, poor, other, or the five point, 10 points,
20 point, 50 point or 100 point systems makes NO difference to me; I use the 100 point system because it's the most widely used and it's user friendly (JMO), but it is important to see a couple subtleties: An excellent wine scoring 90 points (arbitrary) that costs $100 isn't anything like a 90 point wine that costs $20, it's a QPR (Quality/Price/Ratio) issue; also, a reviewer that's tasted 10,000 wines is more likely to rightly divide any wine against another, that's why you'll hear sommeliers say: "taste, taste, and taste some more."
  I did want to mention a pit-fall with some of the other ways of helping someone to chose when purchasing one wine verses another: Anecdotally, the other morning I was comparison shopping for a Zinfandel, lo and behold a major Web wine dealer listed a Twisted Zinfandel at $9.99 with a higher rating than a Seghesio Zinfandel Old Vines at $26.79; keep in mind that it wasn't the cost that was problematic for me (mostly for the uninitiated), but the quality, and I've had both wines: There is NO comparison! Luckily, they did provide the Seghesio with an additional WS 93 point score, no other score like that for their twisted friend.
  My interest is mostly local and concentrates mostly on wines available in New Hampshire; the average purchaser of wine in NH isn't looking to buy wines from the producer, and I know few people that buy from dealers.
  So, my opinions expressed usually between 75-97 points are just that, my opinions, and if that works as a guide to family and friends, then that makes my day!
Cheers!

Aglianico

Albariño (International)

Alsace (France) Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée

Areni Noir

Austrian Wines

Bandol, France's Wine Apellation on the Mediterranean  

Barbera from Italy, The Everyday Red Wine
Barbera Red Wines (Miscellaneous)

Barbaresco, Barolo, and the Enigma of the Nebbiolo Grape Produced in Piedmont Italy

Beaujolais The Gamay Grape


Bordeaux Red Wine Vintage 2017 (not yet linked)

Bordeaux Red Wine Vintage 2018

Bordeaux White Wines

Brunello di Montalcino

Cabernet Franc (International)

Cabernet Franc (USA)

Cabernet Sauvignon (Australia)

Cabernet Sauvignon (International)

Cabernet Sauvignon (USA California)

2005 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2006 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2007 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2008 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2009 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2010 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2011 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2012 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2013 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2014 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2015 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted



2019 Vintage California Chardonnay

Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Chenin Blanc/Vouvray

Chianti, Italy's Classic Wine
Chianti Classico (Italy's Flagship Red Wine)
Chianti Classico Gran Selezione
Chianti Classico Riserva, Sangiovese With Class!
See: Morellino di Scansano (Sangiovese, Region of Scansano)
Chianti Index Vestige
Chianti/Brunello/Morellino Di Scansano/Vino Nobile 2021 A Very Good Year

Dessert, Late Harvest, And Ice Wines

"Dolbà" Red Wine

French Alsace Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée

Gavi (Cortese di Gavi)

Gewürztraminer (International)

GSM (Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre) 

Greek Wines

Grüner Veltliner: not just from Austria

Israeli Wines

Italian Red Wines (Blended- IGT etcetera)
Italian White Wines
Lambrusco, the bad rap frizzante red wine


Malbec

Marechal Foch New Hampshire's Very Own Wine?

(Meritage) International Bordeaux-Styled Red Wines

Meritage (USA) Bordeaux Styled Red Wine

Merlot (International)

Merlot (USA)

Montefalco Sagrantino

Montepulciano D'Abruzzo Red Wine

Morellino di Scansano (Sangiovese, Region of Scansano)

MOSCATO White Wine

Negroamaro Red Wine

Petite Sirah/Syrah
Petite Sirah/Syrah/Durif has been part of this index for almost 13 years, but for some reason Blogger has removed the list. for the time being if there is a wine that you are looking for, the latest post being Stags' Leap 2013 Petite Syrah (revisited II), you can enter into the above left search engine.


(Riesling)  Franch Alsace Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée
Riesling (Germany)

Riesling (USA)
          Riesling (California)
                   Riesling (Finger Lakes, New York)
                                 Riesling Northwest (USA)

Rosé Wines
           Rosé Wines (France)
                Rosé Wines (Spain)
                     Rosé Wines (Sparkling)
                              Rosé Wines (USA)

Rosso di Montalcino

Sancerre, A French Regional Indicative Sauvignon Blanc/PINOT NOIR
Sangiovese, Italy's Signature Grape

Sangiovese (USA)

Sauternes

Sauvignon Blanc, Fumé Blanc White Wines (International)
Sancerre, A French Regional Indicative Sauvignon Blanc

Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand)
2018 NZ SB

Sauvignon Blanc (USA)
Best of 2013 Cali SB

"Best of Show" 2013 Cali Sauvignon Blanc (62) Tasted

Sauvignon Blanc 2016 (Cali)
Sauvignon Blanc 2017 (Cali)
Sauvignon Blanc 2018 (Cali)   

Shiraz (Australia)

South African Wines

Spanish Red Wines
   Spanish Calatayud Red Wines
      Spanish Campo de Borja (Aragon) Red Wines
         Spanish Jumilla Red Wines
            Spanish La Mancha Red Wines
               Spanish Montsant Red Wines
                  Spanish Navarra Red Wines
                     Spanish Priorat Red Wines
                        Spanish Ribera del Duero Red Wines
                           Spanish Rioja Red Wines
                              Spanish Toro Red Wines
                                 Spanish Vino De La Tierra De Castilla Red Wines
                                    Spanish Yecla Red Wines

Spanish Fortified Wine
                        Alvear 2011 Pedro Ximenez de Anada Montilla-Moriles (Andalusia, Spain), $9.79-$154.00*, points

Spanish White Wine

 Sparkling White Wines: My humble beginning, not Prosecco, nor Cava, nor Champagne: see separately.

Syrah (France)

Syrah International (Miscellaneous)

Syrah (USA)

Tannat

Torrontés White Wine

Valpolicella

Verdejo (Spanish white wines)

Vermentino White Wine

Vinho Verde

Vino Nobile di Montepulciano

Viognier White Wine

Vouvray/Chenin Blanc

White Wine (miscellaneous-imported)

White Wines (USA)

Zinfandel Wines


Miscellaneous blog posts

4 Degrees Cold Could Use Red Wine
2016 Christmas Wine Gifts (Sweet and Simple Picks)
2017 Christmas Wine Gifts (Sweet and Simple Picks)
2018, 90 point wines
2019, 90 point wines
2019 Christmas Wine Gifts (My Sweet and Simple Picks)
2500th post begins a seven year NHWM celebration.
April 5th and I'm still thinking red wine!
April 5th and I'm still thinking red wine! Wait, it's May 8th now!
Are wine Labels going to the birds?
Are Wine Labels Going To The Birds Part II?
Are Wine Labels Going To The Birds Part III?
Are Wine Labels Going To The Birds Part IV?
Cancer and alcohol
Caparzo Brunello DI Montalcino, "Why it's a Go To Winery"
Chianti Classico's Black Rooster (You've always wanted to know!)
Christmas Eve Is Tomorrow And 2018 Is Upon Us! Really?!!!
Clos Du Val Family Owned Estate Vineyards, Why it's a "go to winery".
Corks and Others
Cupcake Wines! Why!
Darioush of Napa Valley, why it's a "go to" winery.
David Boyer
Diane: You Were Sweeter Than Wine
Dry Creek Vineyard, why it's a "go to" winery.
Early History of California Wines
Eureka! Reasons for not drinking Zinfandel:
For The Wine Geek
Fritz Winery
Frog's Leap Napa Valley, Why it's a "Go to Winery."
Fun With Family, Friends, Food, And Wine (Domaine Séguinot-Bordet 2012 Chablis)
Glendi 2017 is upon us, but what about the wines?
"GOOD NIGHT, Mrs. Calabash--wherever you are!" (Not a Wine Post)
Grab And Go Wine
Grgich Hills Estates, why it's a "go to winery".
Groth Vineyards, why it's a "go to" winery.
Hahn Family Estates Winery, why it's a "go to" winery.
Halloween Wine and Décor featuring Once Upon A Vine Red Wine, Wicked Bold 100% Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wine, and Chronic Cellars Paso Robles Purple Paradse 2013 Red Wine
Happy New Year (2017)
Headache Free Wine?
Henry Beston and John M.Kelly
I Kept My Promise To Drink More Australian Wines
I'm a groove wine drinker; no I'm a fad wine drinker; not sure, but I think I'm a red wine drinker. . .
Italy, I love you, I love you not, I love you . . .!
Italian Black Wine Labels, Are They Marketable?
Italian Pinot Grigio Vendemmia (Vintage) 2017 Has Finally Begun To Trickle Into New Hampshire! Yea!
Italian Wines (Where's the Love?)
July 26, 2018 Marks Eight Years Of New Hampshire Wineman's Wine Blogging!
July 26, 2019 Marks Nine Years Of New Hampshire Wineman's Wine Blogging!
Me Musing Italy
Merlot Rediscovered
Merriam Vineyards, why its "go-to" winery.
Napa Earthquake Necessitates Easing The Burden: Drink Napa Wines!
Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino Fires Burn Within Our Chests
National Chardonnay Day (2016)
Nebbiolo wine and the confusing issue of buying, aging, and storing them.
Newbie Me And Zin
NHWM's Last-minute Gift Recommendations (2015)
NHWM's Milestone
Pairing Charts
Passion fruit in Wine
Pistachio Nuts, The Food That Pairs With All Wines
Pure Plonk!
Red wine, chocolate, and health debated by moi!
Remembering that cute Petite Sirah
Ridge, why it's a "go to" winery.
Rosé Wines, The Big Domestic Push
Rosé Wines, The Big Domestic Push (2017 Vintage)
Russia Русские любители вина
Russians love (used to) The New Hampshire Wine Blog!
Sauvignon Blanc (Cali), four years worth of speculation!
Sauvignon Blanc, my simple reason why it's a winter wine!
Shafer, why it's a "go to" winery.
Snow Angel Trumps Wine Angel! Did I really say that?
So, what happened to Italy and Spain in 1976?
So why do so many hate wine. . .scores. . .
Sparkling Critters These Wines That Glitter
Stags' Leap Napa Valley, Why it's a "Go to Winery."
Stag's Leap Wine Cellars, Why it's a "Go-to Winery."
Wine in decline?
Wine Labels As Art (links to photo posts)
Wine, My 2017 Retrospective.
Wine Pairing; exempli gratia (e.g.) PB-and-J
Wine Spectator Magazine Rates My Bragged About Pinot Noir as #67 in Their Top 100
Wine tasting can go viral!
Wine thought of the day: Not all scorched earth, musk meat, and grilled herb wines are created equal.
Wine Week 2017 a reposting (sort of) from 2016
Wine Week 2018 (New Hampshire) What's All The Hoopla?
Wine: What's the ruckus all about?
Wine Theft Is In The Top Ten Of Shoplifted Items
Wines From Down Under aka Terra Australis Incognita
Wine's saintly music
Zinfandel-America's Wine-“Dance with the one who brung ya”
Zinfandel Red Wines Enjoyed Years Ago Revisited
Zinfandel suffers, not from a lack of interest . . .


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