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[New York Cork Report] New York Cork Report: New York Cork Report 2009 Wines of the Year ...: Ravines Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc ($19): At an industry tasting of 2007 cabernet francs this summer, this wine earned the highest marks thanks to one significant reason: mouthfeel. The texture allows the consumer to experience a rich array of flavors that highlight one of the best vintages for red wine this region has ever seen.

[1 Wine Dude] Taste NY: Finger Lakes Riesling Showdown and a Question of Price ...: In the comparison with German wines, I was highlighting that there are factors in quality and price that mean that FLX wines still have road ahead to cover in finding themselves. The comparison may not be fair when it comes to the grand scheme of things, but it's fair in terms of comparisons that consumers like me might make when it comes down to choosing a Riesling to purchase from the wine store shelf.

[Ithacork: Wine and Science in the Finger Lakes] Monday matchup: Cabernet Franc/Noiret blends « Ithacork: Wine and ...: [...] Monday matchup: Cabernet Franc/Noiret blends « Ithacork: Wine and Science in the Finger Lakes ithacork.wordpress.com/2009/10/13/fulkerson-burntray-2007-vs-stoutridge-cabernet-franc-noiret-2007 – view page –

[WHY WINE BLOG] WHY WINE BLOG: A Day In The Finger Lakes 3 - "Deck The Halls": "A dazzling, comprehensive, modern guide to wine, free of elitism and pedantry. This thoroughly successful work sets a new standard and makes wine more accessible and user-friendly than it has ever been before."—Anthony Dias Blue, wine and spirits editor, Bon Appétit (Bon Appétit )

[New York Cork Report] New York Cork Report: New York Cork Report 2009 Wines of the Year ...: There are 6 white wine finalists from the Finger Lakes and 6 red wine finalists from Long Island because the editors wanted to recognize an added wine. We also did not include any sparkling wine from the Niagara Escarpment region because there aren't enough producers.

[Suburban Wino] Suburban Wino: The Day After Yesterday: What is creeping up the trellises is Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, noteworthy Riesling, Gewurztraminer, and Pinot Noir in the Finger Lakes region, near Lake Erie, in the Hudson River Valley, and on Long Island. From what I've gathered, the wines of the Finger Lakes region are among the finest of New York.

[New York Cork Report] New York Cork Report: New York Cork Report 2009 Wines of the Year ...: Raphael 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon ($30): Some people say that cabernet can't be done and done well in New York, but its wines like this that more than prove them wrong. Winemaker Rich Olsen-Harbich only makes a varietal cabernet in the best years (the previous time was 2001) and when he does, its always one of my favorite examples of cool-climate cabernet -- full-flavored but at the same time elegant with a complexity of flavor only a long growing season and careful handling in the cellar can bring.

[Travel Worth] Finger lakes new york, Finger lakes winery, Finger lakes tourism: Exploring the town of Hammondsport is quite congenial due to its exquisite foliage and serene beaches on Keuka, a harbor for two of the premium vineries of Finger Lake. Visit the neighboring Chateau renaissance wine Cellars that offer a classy Merlot and champagnes made with the secret recipe which had been with the family of Demay’s Loire Valley for over 400 years.

[Niagara Views] Niagara Views: Fruits of success: Silver Medal this year, New York State Wine and Food Classic (Schulze). Frose: Rose wine made from Frontenac grapes;

[Dandelion Wine Blog] Dandelion Wine Blog » Blog Archive » I Heart NY Wine Tasting:  New York State is where I was born, raised, and have called home my entire life;  I love New York and am proud to present some amazing wine from Long Island and the Finger Lakes.

[STEVE HEIMOFF| WINE BLOG] STEVE HEIMOFF| WINE BLOG » Blog Archive » Time for a new sparkling ...: California sparkling wine suffers from an identity crisis. As everybody knows, sales for years have been flat or down (as they are for sparkling wines of all regions, including Champagne), and if you ask the average, or even the semi-knowledgeable, wine lover what they know about sparkling wine, he or she would probably run out of things to say, beyond “It’s bubbly.” That’s compared to, say, Cabernet Sauvignon, which would likely elicit something about Napa Valley, or Pinot Noir, which might bring forth comments about cool climates and could even turn up references to specific regions, like Russian River Valley or Santa Rita Hills.

[WHY WINE BLOG] WHY WINE BLOG: Why Wine: Joeshico Wine Review; Ravines Wine ...: When first tasting this wine, it was, in today's vernacular, 'OMG.' Cabernet Franc is not supposed to be this good. I have been tasting more Cab/Franc this past year than any other red and although I had some that were very good, I would not have ever thought it can get much better.

[VinoDuo.com: A Couple of Wine Lovers] VinoDuo.com: A Couple of Wine Lovers: Day Three: Finger Lakes Wine ...: We’ve married our love of wine with our passion for travel, visiting lesser-known wine regions throughout the United States. We’ve got strong opinions about the pros and cons of each wine region and this is our forum for airing and sharing them.

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