White Wine Reviews

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An interesting melange of pineapple and other tropical flavors (9)
2010 Backhouse - Chardonnay

Peach, toast and dough (8)
Canellina - Prosecco - Extra Dry

A mild sauv blanc from the land of the Kiwis (8)
2008 Matua Valley - Sauvignon Blanc

Old style Pinot Grigio with a hint of new world flavor (9)
2008 Hopewell Valley Vineyards - Pinot Grigio

Definitely a winning hand (10)
2008 The Deck - Full House Chardonnay

Bright and exotic flavored sauv blanc (9)
2009 Mohua - Sauvignon Blanc

Wine for sushi, how chic (8)
2008 Oroya - Sushi Wine

Light Paisan-style Pinot Grigio from Argentina (10)
2009 Santiago Graffigna - Graffigna Centenario Pinot Grigio Reserve : Reserve

A French Sauv Blanc that I actually like (8)
2007 Jean A.B. - Sauvignon Blanc

And how many of us know what Chardonnay really tastes like (7)
2009 Explore - Chardonnay

A piece of heaven (10)
2007 Quady - Elysium

Ooooh this hit's the spot so (10)
Tomasello Winery - Blackberry

Fall in, but don't forget your safety net (10)
W & J Graham's - Six Grapes Reserve Porto : Reserve

Great on waffles (9)
Blandy's - Alvada

Berry and chocolate from Portugal (9)
2006 Dow - Vale do Bomfim

A fine palate cleanser (8)
2007 Quinta de Roriz - Prazo de Roriz

A sweet red that would make any woman purr (9)
2008 Heimersheimer Rotenfels - Dornfelder

I almost drank a whole bottle in writing this review (8)
2008 Asunto - Sauvignon Blanc

A nice spring treat (9)
2008 Chaddsford - Dry Rosé

A vanilla aspect in a Pinot Gris (8)
2006 Duck Pond - Pinot Gris

Another take on Sauv Blanc, but a regal one (9)
2007 Beringer - Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc

Another terrible Viognier (6)
2008 X Winery - Viognier

Unless you like the taste of old tires, don't buy this one (4)
2009 Fair Valley - Sauvignon Blanc

Oaked bliss (8)
2008 Grayson Cellars - Chardonnay

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