Nort Noir
by: jjbbarbosa
The denomination Port Wine is exclusive of some wines from Portugal, in the Douro region. Like Champagne is from France, Rioja from Spain, Chianti from Italy. . Other use of the expression Port Wine is violating international laws.   read more >>

Caymus Conundrum
by: Wine_Source
Served this wine during Christmas Eve - paired with some amazing cheeses, people couldn't stop asking what white wine we were serving. Complex, but not heavy - excellent.   read more >>

Caymus Conundrum
by: Cheesencrackers
This fragrant white with notes of floral and fruit has become a family favorite at our Thanksgiving meal. Although the recommendation is to pair it with spicy or Asian flavors, it is a beautiful complement to the mix of the traditional Thanksgiving roasted turkey and side dishes. It's a treat to s...   read more >>

Caterina Zardini Amarone 2001
by: new wine buff
it's no masi costasera ,2001,but I'm told it is an aceptable substitute by friends,whom consider themselves buffs   read more >>

Brushy Mountain Merlot
by: slyons
As well-balanced as a Napa Valley Merlot! What a treat for a North Carolina wine! Paired nicely with a recent meal of butterflied lamb and fennel sauce.   read more >>

Bugaboo Creek Red Wine
by: slyons
You can't find a red wine more food-friendly than Bugaboo Creek. Fruit-forward and soft mouthfeel makes this an easy wine to pair with most foods. It subtly complments food, rather than taking "center-stage." Great wine at a reasonable price.   read more >>

Booger Swamp
by: slyons
This wine is an easy-sipper and a crowd pleaser. I liked the refreshing fruitiness of the wine balanced by the steel crisp Chardonnay. An interesting and fun blend!   read more >>

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