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2011 Shoofly Chardonnay

David Honig
Wine Reviews
1 min read
Aromatic white flowers give this Chardonnay a unique and lovely signature. The nose shows apples and magnolias. Pears and apples lead on the palate, some melon shows on the mid, all with white florals running throughout. Some citrus makes an appearance toward the finish, sweet Meyer lemon with a tart

2007 St. Supéry “Dollarhide” Cabernet Sauvignon

David Honig
Wine Reviews
1 min read
The nose is deep, dark mulberry and fresh-turned black earth. With a couple of hours decanting the wine opens beautifully, espresso-tinged mulberry on the attack, unsweetened chocolate and eucalyptus on the mid-palate, with the chocolate and black fruit, and lavender far in the background, lingering on a long finish. Tannins

Francesco Vezzelli Lambrusco di Sorbara 2011

David Honig
Wine Reviews
1 min read
The color is very pretty, a light ruby with pink fizzy bubbles. Aromas on the nose are sweet cherries and dried strawberries, with a light touch of dried herbs. On the palate the primary driver is acid, not fruit.  The same cherries and strawberries are there, along with the herbs,

2010 Leitz Eins Zwei Dry Riesling

Remy Charest
Wine Reviews
1 min read
Beyond the easy pun on the dryness of this riesling – and the fact that it’s as easy to drink as one, two, three... – this is a seriously good Trocken wine with good depth and balance from a much-lauded producer in the Rheingau. Clean citrus aromas, with notes leaning

Boutari 2011 Santorini

Remy Charest
Wine Reviews
1 min read
There is much to be said for the wonders of assyrtiko grown on the volcanic soils of Santorini. (Just ask W. Blake Gray.) Wines made from that grape variety have roundness and crispness, all at once, and this example from the 2011 vintage is no exception. There is a fruitiness

Voga Extra Dry Italian Sparkling Wine

Becky Sue Epstein
Wine Reviews
1 min read
This mini-carafe style bottle is very cute in the 187ml (split) size. When the cap is twisted off, a clean, floral aroma appears first. Then dried fruit and florals on the palate. This feels more “off dry” than sweet. Medium bubbles, fairly low apparent acidity, with an unremarkable finish.  Try

2010 Saint Gregory Pinot Meunier

David Honig
Wine Reviews
1 min read
The nose shows red fruits, strawberry and cherry, and pencil lead. Tarter red fruits show on the palate, cranberry and redcurrant, along with sage and pencil lead. Flavors don't change, but deepen on the mid-palate, while the pencil lead lingers on the finish. Tannins sneak up on the mid-palate and