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Alba Blueberry Wine NV

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12% alc. by vol.

Region: USA » New Jersey

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NV
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Winery: Alba Vineyard & Winery

Color: Red

Variety: Blueberry

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Alba Vineyard & Winery:

The spirit of independence is alive and well, nestled in the Village of Finesville, New Jersey. A great deal has changed here in the last twenty years. We have created a recognizable style of wine making which borrows from the past, looks to the future, and emulates the finest wineries in the world. It all starts in the vineyard, with our firm belief in minimal-impact, renewable viticulture, and follows through to the store shelf. This commitment breathes life into our work and guides what we do as partners in this exercise in excellence. Our mission is to offer honest craftsmanship, inherent value, and unmatched service. Our goal is to be recognized by the discerning consumer as a producer of quality wines. We would like to personally extend an invitation to you, your family, and friends to come experience our vision at Alba Vineyard. Read less

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ambermgarner

11/10/2009

I've been looking for a wine this sweet for some time now. This is the first wine I've come across that I like enough to buy a second bottle of, so needless to say I really like it.

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08/28/2017

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blazin5050

10/16/2009

I am by no means a wine connoisseur, however I have had some wine classes in college as I went for Culinary Arts. I'll be straight and to the point, I really like this, a little bit sweet for dinner, but amazing for desserts. I really want it with a cheesecake right now. It tastes like fresh blueberries, little bit of acid but they had to be well ripened when picked, especially for the fermentation to take place and leave so much residual sugars. I suspect that some extra may have been added to keep it so sweet. After checking their website they didn't mention about the adding of any sugars or not. Overall I'd say this is an amazing dessert wine that should be paired with cheesecake or another lighter in sweetness dessert, preferably on the creamy side. Would also work well as a dessert on it's own.