Bully Hill Sweet Walter White
Welcome to the third post in our series about the wines of New York. For today’s post, we’ll be sticking in the Finger
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Hazlitt Red Cat
Continuing on in our series on New York State wines, we find ourselves in the Finger Lakes. While Brotherhood claims the title of
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Brotherhood Riesling 2014
Welcome to the first in a series of posts about New York State’s wine and the regions associated. Leading off is the oldest
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Marius by Michel Chapoutier 2014
It isn’t by accident that Michel Chapoutier is a name I remember, but rather something I owe to Jay McInerney. In his book, A Hedonist
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Cavalo Preto Pinot Noir 2013
As we’ve mentioned before, Pinot Noir is tricky under $10. Cavalo Preto Pinot Noir 2013 falls into this category, except that instead of
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Beringer Founders Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
With one of the oldest names in California, Beringer has a history that dates back all the way to 1875. In fact, it’s
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yellow tail Shiraz Grenache 2014
Without a doubt, I have a soft spot for yellow tail Shiraz Grenache. In college, this was my go to wine at under
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Glühweín Wintersaison
Back before Christmas, I picked up a bottle of Glühweín. Having seen it in the stores in previous years, I was curious if it
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Charles Shaw Nouveau 2014
A couple months ago, some Charles Shaw Nouveau took an unexpected trip off my balcony in a Wine Skin. Somewhat unexpectedly, it survived
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Jacob’s Creek Reserve Shiraz 2013
Welcome to Wine 102, a deeper dive into some of the less common varietals you see on store shelves or restaurant wine lists. To
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