United States Wines

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

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

Still sugary (7)
2014 Summit Estates - Pinot Gris

A different take on Pinot Noirt (8)
2007 Chaddsford - Pinot Noir

An interesting Pinot, but not worth the price (8)
2005 Lane Tanner - Pinot Noir

A weak French style Pinot Noir (7)
2009 Mark West - Pinot Noir

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

Another year and still good (9)
2013 River Road - Pinot Noir : Reserve

One leg of a triple crown (10)
2013 Belle Glos - Pinot Noir

Spice in the back of your throat (9)
2013 Elouan - Pinot Noir

Great with a low price (9)
2013 Angeline Vineyards and Winery - Pinot Noir

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

I thought that it would have more to it (6)
2006 Beringer - Private Reserve Napa Valley Chardonnay : Private Reserve

Blueberry in a UFC fight (10)
2010 Cakebread Cellars - Red Hills Lake County Zinfandel

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

A smooth cab that is worth that Al Brounstein knew was coming (10)
2004 Diamond Creek - Red Rock Terrace Cabernet Sauvignon : Showcase

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

Dialed in to what (7)
2001 Dialed In - Red Wine

Overly deep (9)
2002 Geyser Peak Winery - Reserve Alexandre Meritage : Reserve

Even the aroma gets you buzzed (10)
2005 Rosenblum Cellars - Reserve Zinfandel : Reserve

Smack your mama good (10)
2010 Sobon Estate - Rezerve

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

Could be a lot better (8)
2012 Albino Armani - Ripasso

Tart blueberries and cherries but with a little kick (8)
2012 Sobon Estate - Rocky Top 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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