2008 Oveja Negra Chardonnay Viognier
What’s nice about Chile, and a lot of New World, and increasingly old world, wine regions, is the focus on experimentation. Now, there’s
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MonthOctober 2011
KWV Cape Tawny
South Africa is known for producing bulk wines, and while this makes the wine cheaper, it can also be a double edged sword.
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Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
It’s not secret that many of my friends (and soon to be contributers) love pumpkin ale. Now this doesn’t mean Southern Tier releasing
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2009 Dancing Bull Merlot
If bulls could dance, would they drink Merlot? This is a question that has bugged man since the beginning of time, or at
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2010 The Little Penguin Pinot Grigio
The Little Penguin has three distinct attributes on First Pour Wine. First, it’s connection to South Eastern Australia’s value priced, mass produced wine
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2010 Candoni Pinot Grigio
In the past, there have been I.G.T. (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) wines from Italy on First Pour Wine. I.G.T. refers to the legal requirements
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Best of September 2011
Any missing bottles have been stolen by a Jabberwocky… yeah… a Jabberwocky, that’s it… Lets take a brief moment to wrap up the
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2009 Lindeman’s Bin 40 Merlot
When it comes to wines, few have generated more searches than Lindeman’s in the backlog of First Pour Wine searches. Why is Lindeman’s
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Oak Creek Pinot Grigio
The last Oak Creek wine reviewed did not necessarily provide an enjoyable tasting experience. However, some wine producers are better at certain varietals than others.
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Splurge Saturday: 2007 Siesta Malbec
Welcome to Splurge Saturday, where we take a break from bottles under $10 to step out and up, in search of exciting new
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