United States Wines

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I don't know of a worse Sauvignon Blanc (2)
2006 Guenoc - Sauvignon Blanc

I did not like it, but Spork did (6)
2003 Raymond Estates - Cabernet Sauvignon : Reserve

An up and comer from Pennsylvania (7)
2004 Penns Woods - Ameritage Reserve : Reserve

This is almost as good as the reserve version (6)
2004 Penns Woods - Ameritage

Not bad for an inexpensive wine, but award-worthy? (7)
Barefoot - Sauvignon Blanc

Great, if you like a soft, smooth, buttery Chardonnay (7)
2006 Annabella - Chardonnay : Special Selection

A nice dry rosé... from chambourcin nonetheless (8)
2007 Chaddsford - Rosé

A New Jersey varietal!!! Say it ain (7)
Renault - Noah

An upgraded Sauvignon Blanc from Beringer (8)
2006 Beringer - Third Century Sauvignon Blanc

From gold-bearing soil comes this winner (9)
2006 Beringer - Knight's Valley Alluvium Blanc

A tropical slant on Sauvignon (8)
2006 Firestone Vineyard - Sauvignon Blanc

Another great bubbly from Renault (8)
Renault - Spumante

A lovely American dark bubbly (9)
Korbel - Blanc de Noirs

A yummy red muscat (9)
Quady - Red Electra

Orange Muscat that goes down like liquid silk (9)
Quady - Electra

The boss of Orange Muscats (10)
Quady - Essencia

Nine grapes, wow! (9)
Sokol Blosser Winery - Evolution

You had me with the frost bottle (9)
2006 Loredona - Pinot Grigio

Another surprising wine from Loredona (9)
2005 Loredona - Riesling

Tattoo me with this, it (10)
Heitz Cellars - Ink Grade Port

A great port, and from New Jersey (9)
Renault - American Port

Damn, a knockout punch of blackberry from a Zin/Sangiovese blend (10)
2005 Lapis Luna - Romanza

A great sub-$10 Chardonnay (8)
2006 Lockwood - Chardonnay

Another winner from Rex Goliath (10)
2007 Rex Goliath - Pinot Grigio

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