WineGeekChris
Location: Washington, United States
http://www.eastcoastwinegeeks.com/
Amatuer Wine Geek. Podcaster. Always looking for a good value
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WineGeekChris' WinesView All 6
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St. Francis Winery Claret (2003)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $15.94 -
Dr. Konstantin Frank Chardonnay Barrel Fermented Finger Lakes United States New York Dry (2005)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $16.94 -
Pirie Estelle (2007)
Snoothrank: 3/5
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Ingle Vineyard Cabernet Franc (2006)
Snoothrank: 4/5 Starting at $19.94 -
Harlow Ridge Pinot Noir (2008)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $10.19 -
Penfolds Koonunga Hill Shiraz Cabernet (2006)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $7.55
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We'd love to review some wines from Long Island or the Hudson Valley, we're based out of Pittsburgh, so we just haven't gotten there yet :-) . Frankly, I think with the right care,...
Strong woody smells (cedar or oak) with that vanilla tobacco smell I've come to love from great Cabernet Francs. Definite brown fruit tastes, spicy notes, suprising acidity, and young tanins....
Stemless Glasses are a nice compromise. They fit in picnic baskets well, and are less prone to breakage as stemmed. You can usually find them at a Pier One or an Ikea for $2 a piece.
Interesting blend. Great Nose with apple blossom and cherry blossom. Taste is crisp and tart, but a candied sour on the back end. A Decent buy at $10.
Overpriced in PA at $14, much more reasonable at $8-10. I found it very drinkable, with just a few faults. Rather acidic, a bit tart, with sour cherry and pepper notes. Good for a weekend, not for...
Gregory Dal Piaz
"Nice note on the Harlow Ridge. Sometimes all you need is just a nice drinking wine. I'm guessing you shared this with Jen?"
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Color: ruby to purple - Nose: red fruit, elderberry jam, smokey sweet, white pepper, salty - Taste: sweet, jammy, oaked, berry, light. Just a drinking wine.
NOSE: Cherries, Cedar, Vanilla, Leather, Dark Chocolate, Bacon TASTE: Green Pepper, Oak, Leafy Greens, Red Fruit, Smokey
Nice to meet you! Depending on which side of the state you're on, there are a ton of local wineries that you can give your palate practice on. The SEPA has some of the best wineries in the...
Strong woody smells (cedar or oak) with that vanilla tobacco smell I've come to love from great Cabernet Francs. Definite brown fruit tastes, spicy notes, suprising acidity, and young tanins....
Interesting blend. Great Nose with apple blossom and cherry blossom. Taste is crisp and tart, but a candied sour on the back end. A Decent buy at $10.
Overpriced in PA at $14, much more reasonable at $8-10. I found it very drinkable, with just a few faults. Rather acidic, a bit tart, with sour cherry and pepper notes. Good for a weekend, not for...
Color: ruby to purple - Nose: red fruit, elderberry jam, smokey sweet, white pepper, salty - Taste: sweet, jammy, oaked, berry, light. Just a drinking wine.
NOSE: Cherries, Cedar, Vanilla, Leather, Dark Chocolate, Bacon TASTE: Green Pepper, Oak, Leafy Greens, Red Fruit, Smokey
"Nice note on the Harlow Ridge. Sometimes all you need is just a nice drinking wine. I'm guessing you shared this with Jen?"
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We'd love to review some wines from Long Island or the Hudson Valley, we're based out of Pittsburgh, so we just haven't gotten there yet :-) . Frankly, I think with the right care,...
Stemless Glasses are a nice compromise. They fit in picnic baskets well, and are less prone to breakage as stemmed. You can usually find them at a Pier One or an Ikea for $2 a piece.
Nice to meet you! Depending on which side of the state you're on, there are a ton of local wineries that you can give your palate practice on. The SEPA has some of the best wineries in the...
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