New Hampshire Wine-man: 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

2016 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

2018 California Cabernet Sauvignon Wines Tasted

2019 California Cabernet Sauvignon wines tasted

Cabernet Sauvignon (USA North West)

USA Cabernet Sauvignon Red Wines Tasted/Reviewed in 2015

Carménère

Cava (Spanish Sparkling Wines)

Chablis, A French Regional Indicative Chardonnay (French Diamonds in the Rough (mostly)!) See also: Pouilly Fuissé

Champagne with regrets

Chardonnay (International)

Chardonnay (Italy)

Chardonnay (Northwest USA)
Chardonnay (USA)

2018 Vintage California Chardonnay

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

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.