White Wine Reviews

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Somewhat spicy like a Chinato, but with a different fullness (9)
Rivera - Salice Salentino

An interested sparkling red, especially that will wow the ladies (9)
Tosti - Tosti Bracato

Nine grapes, wow! (9)
Sokol Blosser Winery - Evolution

Light and airy, perfect for starters (7)
Masi - Modello Dell Venezie Bianco

The boss of Orange Muscats (10)
Quady - Essencia

Orange Muscat that goes down like liquid silk (9)
Quady - Electra

A yummy red muscat (9)
Quady - Red Electra

A nice dry white, and good for those that like sweet whites too (8)
2007 Anselmi - San Vincenzo

The other gavi, from Banfi (9)
Banfi - Principessa Gavia Gavi

Another gavi, but what did I drink the first time (9)
2007 Banfi - Principessa Perlante Gavi

Another great bubbly from Renault (8)
Renault - Spumante

Hey hay chardonnay! (8)
2005 Louis Latour - Grand Ardeche

An upgraded Sauvignon Blanc from Beringer (8)
2006 Beringer - Third Century Sauvignon Blanc

A cacophony of wines that can't quite find it's footing (5)
2005 Pierre Sparr - Alsace One : Reserve

A stinky, but wonderfully sweet darling ice wine (9)
2004 Sawmill Creek - Sawmill Creek Vidal Icewine Bin 88

A New Jersey varietal!!! Say it ain (7)
Renault - Noah

A nice dry rosé... from chambourcin nonetheless (8)
2007 Chaddsford - Rosé

The first Yellowtail that I liked (9)
2006 Yellowtail - Chardonnay : Reserve

A great Pinot Grigio, which is not your average Yellowtail (9)
2006 Yellowtail - Pinot Grigio : Reserve

I don't know of a worse Sauvignon Blanc (2)
2006 Guenoc - Sauvignon Blanc

Feral and gamey, just where the wild things are (8)
2006 Yalumba - Wild Ferment Chardonnay

Kumeu Chardonnay, no way, at least not for me (4)
2005 Kumeu River Valley - Kemeu Chardonnay

Another celestial offering from Ironstone, and the best damned Viognier I've tasted (9)
2005 Christine Andrew - Viognier

Just another Niagara... almost falling down (4)
New Hope Winery - Niagara

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