United States Wines

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

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

Coulda woulda shoulda but didn't (8)
2011 Newton Vineyard - Claret

Totally a not good purchase (6)
2012 Casillero del Diablo - Sauvignon Blanc : Reserve

Bitch snuck up on me (10)
2010 Rosenblum Cellars - Zinfandel

I've always loved this (10)
2012 Penns Woods - Traminette

Classic Burgundy taste but from Oregon (10)
2011 LeCadeau - Red Label

Inexpensive but good intro to zin (8)
2012 Forever Vineyards - Zinfandel

A spicy friend indeed (10)
2012 St. Amant - Mohr-Fry Ranch Old Vine Zinfandel

I thought it was a Kunde (10)
2009 Kinneybrook - Cabernet Sauvignon : Sustainably Farmed

Alsace in America (9)
2012 Joel Gott - Pinot Gris

I get bacon and leather (8)
2011 Terra d'Oro - Zinfandel

I like it (10)
2009 Windsor Sonoma - Zinfandel

It klinked my klank (9)
2011 Klinker Brick Winery - Old Vine Zinfandel

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

Smoke, clove and cocoa (9)
2012 X Winery - Lot 119 Petit Verdot

Not bad with some steak (8)
2012 Carnivor Wines - Cabernet Sauvignon

A little too hot (7)
2012 Union Wine Company - Kings Ridge Oregon Pinot Gris

Surprisingly good (9)
2010 Bliss Family Vineyards - Zinfandel

Cherry and tobacco (9)
2012 River Road - Pinot Noir

Inexpensive and with a little leather and tobacco on the back end (8)
2011 Dominican Oaks - Cabernet Sauvignon

Nice and light (10)
2012 Wine by Joe - Pinot Gris

Like a boss (9)
2012 Titus Vineyards - Zinfandel

Sneaky cheeky bastard (9)
2011 30 Degrees - Old Vine Zinfandel

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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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