Peter Sultan
It’s funny- if this was a vin de soif from the Languedoc, no one would blink an eye. But it’s made in California, & unfiltered & lovely & simple for 14$ & thus a bigger deal. A Zin & petit syrah and? Blend. Very dark red, almost black red. Dry, no big ripeness or fruit. But this is where American wine needs to go, so it’s a big deal I suppose. Prefer the red to the Sauvignon Blanc. Read that Jenny brought this in when the pandemic had shut Euro imports down, so I honor it as a native vin de soif.
It’s funny- if this was a vin de soif from the Languedoc, no one would blink an eye. But it’s made in California, & unfiltered & lovely & simple for 14$ & thus a bigger deal. A Zin & petit syrah and? Blend. Very dark red, almost black red. Dry, no big ripeness or fruit. But this is where American wine needs to go, so it’s a big deal I suppose. Prefer the red to the Sauvignon Blanc. Read that Jenny brought this in when the pandemic had shut Euro imports down, so I honor it as a native vin de soif.
8.7Stephanie Kimberly
Super crushable. Very light, slightly dry with smokiness and herbaceous. Some cranberry.
Super crushable. Very light, slightly dry with smokiness and herbaceous. Some cranberry.
8.0Location
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