ROSE CHAMPAGNE
Making your own rose champagne....
Give a Toast this Thanksgiving
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CHAMPAGNE FOR THANKGIVING….
The Best Champagnes for the Holidays...
BEAUJOLAIS NOUVEAU RELEASE A GREAT REASON TO START THE HOLIDAYS…..
Beaujolais Nouveau
300 case display, in the day!...
COLD DUCK was created in Detroit
Cold Duck a Detroit original invented at the Pontchartrain Wine Cellars.
Downtown Detroit 1935-1991...
SALDO Chenin Blanc
Fresh and succulent , nice enjoyable drinking white wine...
2018 Russell B Gregory Cabernet Napa Valley
2018 Russell B Gregory Cabernet Napa Valley Want to experience tasting a cult wine in the making without having to pay hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, to do so? I implore you, no I beg you to take the plunge and wrap your palate around the latest release...
2020 Maple Springs Gruner Veltliner Unique European varietals are springing up in vineyards throughout the United States but one from the hills of Eastern Pennsylvania was quite a surprise. Lively pear, apricot, Fuji apple, green melon and lime fruit explode on the palate while the black licorice and clean lanolin smooth texture add perfumed notes to this refreshing white. Quite richer than it’s Austrian counterpart, it’s refreshing quality and balanced acidity make it a perfect match for various cheeses and light chicken and fowl dishes.
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1996 Chateau St. Jean Cinq Cepages Tasting the Classics……. Wine of the Year upon it’s release, this classic is at its peak of a winning winning formula. There is so much flavor, from plums to blackberries, leather, truffles, violets, herbs, all blended so harmoniously, it is as much a joy to sniff as it is to drink. I might have thought after 26 years it may not have held up, but to my surprise, it was one of the best wines I have enjoyed this year. If you have one in your cellar, take my advise: drink it a day early rather than holding on to it and drinking it a day late.
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2019 Torbreck “The Steading”
The grapes for this wine were sourced from Grenache, Mataro and Shiraz vines that survived the worldwide phylloxera outbreak of the 1880s, and a century later, the vine-pull scheme in the Barossa in the 1980s. The wine is a result of the serendipitous discovery of small remnant patches of...