22415brewery
Let's face it, I like big and bold reds....sweet straightforward whites. I dislike minerals, rocks, and soap. Well...soapy taste. I brew beer and enough people like it enough to give me awards.
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22415brewery's WinesView All 14
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Chateau Ste Michelle Riesling Columbia Valley (2006)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $7.99 -
Tamarack Chardonnay (2007)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $18.95 -
Gascon Malbec
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $11.29
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H3 Horse Heaven Hills Winery By Columbia Crest Cabernet Sauvignon (2006)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $14.99 -
The Little Penguin Merlot (2008)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $10.99 -
Fontana Candida Frascati Superiore (2004)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $12.99
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Surprisingly structured for the economic price. One can sense a variety of layers to be experienced, as with all others, good aeration is what can set this merlot apart from the ordinarily cheap....
Definitely not the best PN on here. 2007 has shown to be a very tricky year for Oregon Pinot Noir. Rain was especially heavy toward the end of the season creating very affected grapes. This...
Pretty and fun tropical fruits are quite apparent in the nose with a quite apparent hit of oak. A full dare I say unctious mouthfeel follows with a semi-dry finish. The light oaking hints of...
Typical mass-production Riesling from Oz. VERY upfront notes of lemon and lime with an almost cloying honey-like sweetness in the finish. This Riesling could be attenuated just a touch more, the...
Could it be? 100% Cabernet Franc in the Yakima Valley? This would ultimately beg the question of, who in their right mind would possibly attempt to present let alone bottle this obscure and...
This is perhaps the largest volume Riesling in the world and with just cause. Peaches, Apricots and Honey shine in this sweet Riesling. Although mass-produced by our friends at the Chateau,...
A great value at under $10, this Cab does not overwhelm nor does it overly impress. Besides the obvious berry and bing cherry nose upfront, I find a slight hint of milk chocolate which is...
Surprisingly structured for the economic price. One can sense a variety of layers to be experienced, as with all others, good aeration is what can set this merlot apart from the ordinarily cheap....
Definitely not the best PN on here. 2007 has shown to be a very tricky year for Oregon Pinot Noir. Rain was especially heavy toward the end of the season creating very affected grapes. This...
Pretty and fun tropical fruits are quite apparent in the nose with a quite apparent hit of oak. A full dare I say unctious mouthfeel follows with a semi-dry finish. The light oaking hints of...
Typical mass-production Riesling from Oz. VERY upfront notes of lemon and lime with an almost cloying honey-like sweetness in the finish. This Riesling could be attenuated just a touch more, the...
Could it be? 100% Cabernet Franc in the Yakima Valley? This would ultimately beg the question of, who in their right mind would possibly attempt to present let alone bottle this obscure and...
This is perhaps the largest volume Riesling in the world and with just cause. Peaches, Apricots and Honey shine in this sweet Riesling. Although mass-produced by our friends at the Chateau,...
A great value at under $10, this Cab does not overwhelm nor does it overly impress. Besides the obvious berry and bing cherry nose upfront, I find a slight hint of milk chocolate which is...
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