Illinois Wine
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If current trends continue, grapes just might conquer the Land of Lincoln! The number of acres under vine in Illinois has exploded by more than 500% since 1997, and the number of wineries has more than quadrupled over the past 10 years to close to forty. Illinois is full of sloping... Read more
Popular wines made in Illinois under $20
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Willakenzie Estate Pinot Gris 2006
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Starting at $19.00 -
Willakenzie Estate Pinot Gris 2007
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Alto Vineyards Chancellor 2005
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Starting at $15.30 -
Henry's Drive Pillar Box Red 2007
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Starting at $12.18 -
Piasa San Maurizio Moscato 2008
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Starting at $20.00 -
Blue Sky Vineyards Infinity NV
Snoothrank:
Starting at $15.00
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November 2009
Henry's Drive Pillar Box Red 2007
Snoothrank:
Starting at $12.19 “Even lower-priced than the excellent 2006, the 2007 Pillar Box Red is another no-brainer bargain. Similar to the 2006 in power and structure, it's a blend of Shiraz, Cabernet, and Merlot with a rich and layered feel. More...”
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October 2009
Chakana Mendoza Malbec 2004
Snoothrank:
“Very good wine for the price! Dark fruits with a medium plus body, lots of dark fruits and a long finish.”
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October 2009
Alto Vineyards Chancellor 2005
Snoothrank:
“This is my favorite wine. It is very tart but has so much more character on the palate. I get plums, berries, and caramel on the nose.”
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September 2009
“There are a number of places I would recommend for wine and just for plain ... lizards and snakes in Illinois, Texas and Utah”
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August 2009
Von Jakob Vineyard Chambourcin Red NV
Snoothrank:
“Medium bodied red wine with a hint of sweetness and some light acidity. A bit of oak and musty on the nose and great accompaniment to a gouda cheese.”
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August 2009
Lynfred Winery Fume Blanc 2005
Snoothrank:
“Beautiful color and clarity, but most important the taste! My first impression was fruit - a bit of pineapple and mild melon, but as the wine developed I picked up a wonderful sensation of -creaminess - is the word that...”

