Columbia Valley Wines

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Fume Blanc anyone (6)
2005 Barnard Griffin - Fume Blanc

A not too wet white from Washington (7)
2007 Hedges Family Estate - CMS White

You can taste the berries! (9)
Domaine Ste Michelle - Blanc de Noirs

Melon and granny smith apples in this Pinot Gris (8)
2008 Chateau Ste. Michelle - Pinot Gris

Melon, pineapple and pepper! (8)
2006 Milbrandt Vineyards - Traditions 2006 Chardonnay

A serene Cab with a slightly spicy roll-off (7)
2007 Milbrandt Vineyards - Traditions 2007 Chardonnay

Simply marvelous (10)
2007 Columbia Crest - Grand Estates Merlot

Greatness for the state of Washington (10)
2008 Chateau Ste. Michelle - Cabernet Sauvignon

For all of you that love sweet wines (8)
2010 Kamiak - Windust White

That's amore (9)
2011 Barnard Griffin - Rose of Sangiovese

Young and juicy (8)
2009 Thorny Rose - Cabernet Sauvignon

A lovely dry riesling (10)
2011 Chateau Ste. Michelle - Dry Riesling

Nice and demure (8)
2009 Columbia Crest - Amitage

Berry backbone with spicy hints (8)
2010 14 Hands - Hot to Trot Red Blend

Another vintage, another good experience (9)
2011 Chateau Ste. Michelle - Pinot Gris

Not bad but not overly impressing (8)
2009 Dunham Cellars - Trutina

Creeps up on you (8)
2008 Tamarack Cellars - Firehouse Red

Not as good as it could or should be (8)
2010 Milbrandt Vineyards - Pinot Gris

Walla Walla whopped me (9)
2012 Waterbrook Winery - Sauvignon Blanc

Tastes too damned oily (6)
2012 Purple Star - Sauvignon Blanc

A little high on the sugar (8)
2012 Summit Estates - Pinot Gris

Green apples away (9)
Treveri Cellars - Blanc de Blanc

Demure apricots (8)
2013 Ryan Patrick Vineyards - Unoaked Chardonnay

Toffee and coffee (9)
2012 Chateau Ste. Michelle - Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon

Our Mission: The Black Winer strives to expose African Americans [and others] to wines, without the flair, stuffiness, and airs of elitism and snobbery that you get from sommeliers and high level wine enthusiasts. We believe in finding something that you like the taste of, outside of the basic brands that you have been force-fed over the years through a combination of ethnically targeted advertising, and what people in your family have historically been drinking.

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