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Michigan on SnoothJan 31, 2010
I have never been disappointed by the wines from Tabor Hill. They stack up well against California or Oregon and run a few dollars less. Try the Red Arrow Red with your next italian feast.
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May 2013
Funny thread. I was visiting Mom this past weekend, moving her actually, and ... ... Traverse Gamay Noir from Michigan. Tart pomegranate fruit, long finish, medium body, hints of pepper and herbs, just delicious and even improved with a bit of air time. As good as many Gamays from elsewhere and better by far than most Pinot Noirs costing many... Read More
May 2013
I know Michigan is not well known for wines but I am traveling to the northwest coast near Traverse City and want to know if anyone knows of any wineries I should check out in this region. There are at least over 200 wineries in the region and many have grape varieties such as Riesling, and Pinot Noir. I thank you in advance for any help you ca... Read More
March 2013
Cold Michigan nights require a fortified red wine that will rush through your veins like little torches! This sweet red port is from 45 North Winery up in the Leelanau Peninsula of Michigan and produced by those who know about long, cold nights. In our glass, deep garnet in color with ruby red edges. On the nose, aroma's of dried black cherry, d... Read More
February 2013
Great tasting sweet cranberry fruit wine from Cherry Creek Winery in Michigan! In my glass, bright red in color and clear. Aroma's of fruity cranberry, raspberry, and lively, exotic spices! Light to medium body with soft, velvety tannins. Flavors of ripe cranberries, spices, and a hint of minerality. Tart in the mid palate but definitely finishe... Read More
February 2013
Wow what a wine! Yeah it's not your typical red, it's cranberry for Pete's sake. I was expecting the bitter taste to be overwhelming, but it is quite the opposite. The taste does pierce, but where does such a full body come from? I don't know, but truly an amazing and refreshing taste. Read More
Mar 4, 2010
The Great Wine & Food Symphosium was a blast. I really like that kind of set up where you can tour a museum or go to multiple levels. Cant wait for The Kalamazoo Food & Wine Fest May 21.
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Jan 10, 2010
If you have not had a chance to experience the wines of Old Mission Peninsula, then make a note to try Brys Estates and Two Lads Winery.
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Dec 17, 2009
Whats the best Ice Wine available here in Michigan?
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Dec 2, 2009
Michigans awsome!!!!!!
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Dec 2, 2009
I was recently at the gr wine food festival and stopped at black star farms booth. I actually dont know which bottle I tried, but on the table it had names like Sex and Wet. Has anyone heard of these names or know what brand they are actually under. It was a sparkling white kinda sweet at first but delicious. Help!!!
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Nov 15, 2009
The Gr wine and food festival was a blast! Looking forward to finding more places to taste.
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Oct 16, 2009
Grand Rapids Wine and Food Festival Nov. 12-14!!!! http://www.showspan.com/GRW/Wine,BeerandSpiritsattheFestival.aspx.
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Oct 5, 2009
Hello, from lower west michigan. Cant wait to hit the wine trails!!!
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