beahburger
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I am a value wine lover (though that threshold keeps incrementing) living in the midst of many, many wineries. I also like food, my Border Collie, my job, and my boyfriend. I prefer the East Coast, but forgive California largely because of the wine.
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Lynmar Winery
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Santa Clara
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Pennsylvania
Group Type: Region Followers: 5
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Unti Vineyards
Group Type: Winery Followers: 1
beahburger's WinesView All 34
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Xestal Bierzo Mencia (2004)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 -
Kunde Estate Winery & Vineyards Zinfandel (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $15.89 -
Talus Pinot Noir (2006)
Snoothrank: 2.5/5 Starting at $8.41
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Chaddsford Winery Due Rossi (2005)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5 Starting at $24.99 -
Castle Rock Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel (2006)
Snoothrank: 3/5 Starting at $8.99 -
Lynmar Pinot Noir Jenkins Vineyard (2007)
Snoothrank: 3.5/5
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Who would have thought Pennsylvania was producing such mature, sophisticated reds? Beautifully balanced, warm, and round. A pleasing layer of licorice and subtle floral notes give this bottle...
A serious, brooding red that will likely benefit from a couple more years of bottle age or some generous decanting. Pronounced notes of cocoa and spice are well integrated with berry fruit and...
A little rough for those accustomed to delicate California Pinots (me) -- the deep, deep purple anticipates the ample spice and earth, and even tannins, in this (apparently) characteristic...
100% Chambourcin (estate grown, I think). One of the smokiest, most savory wines I've ever tasted -- uncanny notes of cured salami and Louisiana style smoked brisket. Not the most balanced or...
A truly dry Rose; even some subtle and pleasing bitterness on the finish. Barbie pink in color, but as sophisticated on the palate as any Rose I've tasted. Will likely pair well with grilled...
"unfortunately, I know next to nothing about East Coast wine. I just love the place. "
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"What are some great East Coast Wineries?"
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I'm definitely in, and will bring a friend. A good "moderate" hike is no problem. Also, +1 for the Santa Cruz Mountains (as opposed to Sonoma/Napa).
Who would have thought Pennsylvania was producing such mature, sophisticated reds? Beautifully balanced, warm, and round. A pleasing layer of licorice and subtle floral notes give this bottle...
A serious, brooding red that will likely benefit from a couple more years of bottle age or some generous decanting. Pronounced notes of cocoa and spice are well integrated with berry fruit and...
A little rough for those accustomed to delicate California Pinots (me) -- the deep, deep purple anticipates the ample spice and earth, and even tannins, in this (apparently) characteristic...
100% Chambourcin (estate grown, I think). One of the smokiest, most savory wines I've ever tasted -- uncanny notes of cured salami and Louisiana style smoked brisket. Not the most balanced or...
A truly dry Rose; even some subtle and pleasing bitterness on the finish. Barbie pink in color, but as sophisticated on the palate as any Rose I've tasted. Will likely pair well with grilled...
"unfortunately, I know next to nothing about East Coast wine. I just love the place. "
reply
"What are some great East Coast Wineries?"
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I'm definitely in, and will bring a friend. A good "moderate" hike is no problem. Also, +1 for the Santa Cruz Mountains (as opposed to Sonoma/Napa).
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