France Wines

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Giving French flowers a chance, I discovered something interesting (9)
2008 Le Drunk Rooster - Chardonnay

Alsace, you almost fooled me (8)
2006 Hugel & Fils - Gentil

A French Sauv Blanc that I actually like (8)
2007 Jean A.B. - Sauvignon Blanc

A nice little French ditty (8)
2009 Domaine Brazilier - Tradition B

A great dynamic duo (9)
2010 Charte D'Assemblage - Blanc Sec

A little strawberries and a little bubbles (8)
Marquis de la Tour - Brut Rose

Sweeter than dry (9)
2009 Roc de Chateauvieux - Rose D'Anjou

Not bad, but in fact, a little nice (9)
Arthur Metz - Brut Prestige

I expected more (7)
Francois Montand - Blanc de Blancs Extra Dry

A newly classic pairing, but this is drawn down too much (7)
2011 Laurent Miquel - Chardonnay Viognier

Another cremant (8)
2009 De Chanceny - Brut Excellence

I smell apples (7)
De Chanceny - Brut

Liar, liar, whisps of cocoa (8)
Veuve de Vernay - Brut Rose

Floral, exotic and inexpensive (8)
2011 Domaine La Hitaire - Les Tours

Interesting bubbly blend and it deserves a chance (8)
Varichon & Clerc - Privilege Blanc de Blancs

Great but I need that Petit Verdot (8)
2009 Chateau de Hartes - Bordeaux

Honeysuckle and minerality (9)
2011 Willm - Pinot Blanc : Reserve

Pure and uncontested (9)
2011 Michel Lynch - Bordeaux

Balanced and bewitching (9)
2011 Augey - Bordeaux

A not bad late birthday present (9)
Moet & Chandon - Nectar Imperial

Sweeter than the last year (8)
2012 Augey - Bordeaux

Definitely different and at the same time delightful (10)
Tsarine - Cuvee Premium Brut

A delicate bubbly thing (9)
Louis Bouillot - Blanc de Noirs

Foul rank vile juice (6)
2013 Foncalieu - Sauvignon Blanc

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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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