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Munching Vidal Blanc on Keuka Lake, New York
Tag Archives: cellar
Wine Review: Domaine Tollot-Beaut Chorey-Les-Beaune Rouge 2011
Now trapped at home, my cellar (aka crawl space) lights up the end of this dark tunnel. Each bottle holds a glimpse into the world before this plodding, boring present. I would rather open wines too early than too late for the sake of some palate time travel. So, yes, let us crack open another Burgundy. Continue reading
Posted in Pinot Noir
Tagged 2011, Bourgogne, Burgundy, cellar, Corona Virus, Covid 19, drink, France, pinot noir, Tollot-Beaut, travel, wine review, Wine tasting descriptors
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MID.LIFE.CRISIS
Free. We journey south, purging our palates of Stoutridge with water, on route to Benmarl Winery. A sign guides us past suburbia and onto a gravel road. Knotted, older vines twist along a slope to the left. Unassuming barn buildings … Continue reading
Posted in Hudson Valley, WINERIES WANDERED
Tagged baco noir, benmarl winery, cabernet, cellar, grapes, gunked, home wine, Hudson valley wine, identity crisis, merlot, riesling, vines, vineyard, wine, wine tasting
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