United States Wines

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Pretty good white peaches (9)
2011 Estancia - Pinot Grigio

Simple label, great wine (9)
2010 Fourth Vineyards - Histoire

Light zin that really has no pretense whatsoever (7)
2009 3 Finger Wine Company - Pretense

Luscious cherries wrapped up the nice way (10)
2008 Easton - Zinfandel

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

Something perfect for reflecting on life (9)
2009 Forth - All Boys

It's matured since the last time (10)
2012 Vina Casablanca - Nimbus : Single Vineyard

Big girl kind of wine (9)
2006 Peltier Station - Zinfandel

Demure but still approachable (8)
2010 Hahn Winery - Meritage

They shouldn't have switched Merlot for Syrah (8)
2010 Trefethen Family Vineyards - Double T

Ancient is good in wines but not in women (10)
2011 Cline Cellars - Ancient Vines Zinfandel

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

Cherry and cocoa (9)
2011 Consentino Winery - The Zin

Nice but actually a little calm (8)
2011 Consentino Winery - Cigar Zin

Not perfect, but still good (9)
2010 Alexander Valley Vineyards - Sin Zin

Barely passable (0)
2011 A to Z - Pinot Gris

Zin, wonderful zin (10)
2011 Boneshaker - Zinfandel

Leathery and feathery (8)
2008 St. Francis Winery - Red Splash

Petit Verdot heavy and beguiling (10)
2010 Williamsburg Winery - Lord Botetourt Red

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

Cocoa and leather on the backend of dark cherries (8)
2008 Charles Krug - Zinfandel

Gets to you when you least expect it (9)
2008 Artezin Wines - Zinfandel

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

Almost chewy (8)
2006 Concannon Vineyards - Zinfandel : Limited Release

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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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