United States Wines

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Smack me in the head with a shovel (10)
Chandon - Etoile Brut

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

Not bad, but not moving me off my seat (9)
2007 Girard Winery - Artistry

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

Blueberries and peppers (9)
2009 Ballentine Vineyards - Old Vines Zinfandel

Cocoa, spice and strawberry makes nice (10)
Chandon - Etoile Brut Rose

Tart cherry with a little wood in the side of your cheek (6)
2010 Carol Shelton Wines - Wild Thing - Old Vine Zinfandel

Crisp lemon (8)
none Scharffenberger - Brut Excellence Non Vintage

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

Demure cocoa but with alcohol that creeps up on you (8)
2010 Pedroncelli - Mother Clone Zinfandel

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

A nice inexpensive Bordeaux-style blend (8)
2011 Sterling - Meritage

Wonderfully consistent (9)
2009 Kenwood - Zinfandel

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

Nice and boutique (9)
2011 Shenandoah Vineyard - 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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