United States Wines

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Something new from Cali but with a slight French feel (7)
Fair Hare Wine - Simply Red

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

I'd love to see a reserve from them (8)
2010 Simply Naked - Unoaked Cabernet Sauvignon

Extremely fruity but too thin in depth (9)
2011 Big House - Beastly Old Vines

Same as it ever was (8)
2010 Grayson Cellars - Chardonnay

A wondrous gem at a very affordable price (9)
2011 Grayson Cellars - 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

A vanity label but still not bad (8)
The Champ Wine Compnay - California Chardonnay : Reserve

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

Serious decanting is in order (8)
2010 Raymond Vineyards - Lot No 3 Cabernet Sauvignon

Silk coated velvet (9)
2010 Fleur De Lyeth - Fleur De Lyeth

Big House has done it again (10)
2011 Big House - Gru-V

New and interesting to me (8)
2012 Ormarine - Picpoul de Pinet

A good way to start your day (9)
2009 Eos Estate - Zinfandel

Too watery but it still packs a punch (8)
2010 Cellar No. 8 - Zinfandel

Too soft but in a good way (8)
Meridian - Pinot Grigio

Too damned tart and sweet (7)
2012 Forever Vineyards - Zinfandel

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

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

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

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

Still going good (9)
2012 Caleo - Salice Salentino

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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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