Coyote Moon

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  December 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Merlot 2011

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  Absolute garbage. Maybe I'm spoiled from growing up in California's wine country, but I'm pretty sure this wine is just plain bad. Weak texture, tastes like under ripened cherries, tanic acid and cheap wood. 1/5. Read More

  Wine review by alanb1108

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Merlot 2011

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  Coyote Moons Merlot comes from an extraordinary vineyard in one of New York States finest growing regions. This vintage was tended and harvested to produce one of the smoothest Merlots you will ever taste, at any price. The rich full body fills the senses as it reveals its black cherry and currant undertones for a delightful finish. This ruby re... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Frontenac 2011

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  Aged in oak barrels, Frontenac is a top of the line Dry Red wine rich with current, plum and hints of black cherry finishing with warm spice and vanilla, leaving a velvety feel on the tongue. Pair with red meats, red pastas that are hearty and flavorful, and lamb. Perfect with strong cheese and Italian bread. For the perfect finish have Frontena... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2011

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  One of the most loved and sought after of the worlds great reds, Coyote Moons Cabernet Sauvignon is crafted by using premium grapes chosen from New York States finest vineyards. This wines exceptional medium body is ever so lightly oaked, complementing its flavors of cherries and chocolate with a touch of spice. Try this elegant wine with all va... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Marquette 2011

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  Marquette is silky smooth, lightly oaked, Dry Red wine brand new to the north country. You lovers of Pinot Noir have found your new favorite wine as Marquette is developed from Pinot Noir. Marquette breaks all the what goes with red or white rules. Its the MOST FOOD FRIENDLY wine- The one you need if stranded on an island. It goes as well with l... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Pinot Noir 2011

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  Pinot Noir is one of the worlds greatest varietals of fine Burgundy style wine. This New York State grown Pinot Noir is truly exceptional. The smoky, earthy toasted oak aroma is velvety smooth to the taste and finishes with a hint of raspberries and strawberries. Relax with a glass of this special wines delightful complexity with some good chees... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Reserve Chadonnay 2011

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  This Fine Chardonnay is aged with oak in the traditional way, to complement the ... ... crisp, natural acidity. Coyote Moons Reserve Chardonnay has a velvety smooth feel in your mouth and wonderful flavors of honeysuckle and a hint of citru Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Naked Chardonnay 2011

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  Chardonnay fermented in stainless steel tanks, without the use of oak, is rare to find. This process preserves the true integrity of the Chardonnay grape. Your palate will be rewarded with the crisp, fruity flavor Chardonnay is known for followed with a delicate finish. Best enjoyed chilled, this Chardonnay is a wonderful compliment to all varie... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Island Mama 2011

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  Island Mama is hip! The new trend of Dry White wine is crisp and refreshing unlike the heavy bite of yesterdays dry whites, yet still has great body and mouth feel. Its exciting enough to enjoy by the glass with your favorite Island mamas and romantic enough to serve to your Island Papa with his favorite cheese and crackers. The ever so delicat... Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  
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  April 2012

  Coyote Moon Vineyards Casa Papa Red 2011

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  This Italian style wine is intensely bold with its wild berry flavor, just a hint of oak, a touch of spice and a wonderful smooth finish. CASA PAPA RED is Bellissimo with sharp cheeses and Italian bread, red or white pasta sauce with sausage and meatballs. Excellent with roasted or grilled beef or veal parm and perfect with pizza. Read More

  Wine review by claparr1

  
  

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