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Red Or White? The Thanksgiving Dilemma Part 2, White

Red Or White? The Thanksgiving Dilemma Part 2, White

Nick Passmore chooses Pierre Sparr Gewürztraminer 2011 as a great white wine to serve with Thanksgiving turkey. He also highlights the wine as this week’s Five Star Nick’s Wine of the Week.  “There’s the delicate balancing acidity to add a refreshing crispness to a juicy front palate brimming with honeysuckle and white summer fruit – melons, white peaches, yellow plums and nectarines, with pretty floral elements peaking out from behind all this succulent fruit.  With its mouth-filling richness it will be the perfect accompaniment for even the gamy flavors of dark turkey meat.”  To read more, click here.
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Nick Passmore, November 16, 2012
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American Sparkling Wine Comes of Age

American Sparkling Wine Comes of Age

Cookling Light Magazine features Schramsberg’s J. Schram as a celebration wine in their 25th anniversary issue. “This gorgeous glass of bubbly, called J. Schram, was produced the same year Cooking Light was born, 1987, and then the wine snoozed for more than two decades in the cool, deep stone caves of Schramsberg winery in Napa Valley…The ability of a California sparkling wine to age as well as a French Champagne is a kind of victory lap for U.S. winemaking….Today, a number of the French houses make bubbly in California, but Schramsberg and the Davieses still rule—on top of their game.”
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November 2012
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The Hungry Crowd

The Hungry Crowd

In this interview with Food & Wine Magazine, Drew Barrymore talks Pinot Grigio, tea ("It's my soul mate"), Top Chef and Tupperware.
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Chelsea Morse, September 2012
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New Zealand’s Best White Wines

New Zealand’s Best White Wines

Joe Czerwinski chooses Kumeu River Chardonnay as one of New Zealand's Best White Wines. "In 1986, the Brajkovich family’s San Marino Vineyards was rechristened Kumeu River Wines and a new era was born. Chardonnay became the focus, and today, the wines are often mistaken for Burgundy in blind tastings. Originally, there was a single Estate Chardonnay, but following the Burgundian meme, winemaker Michael Brajkovich, MW, has introduced a number of single-vineyard bottlings. There’s also a Village bottling, which corresponds to a French villages-level wine. It features less oak and a lower price tag than the other Chardonnays. Although the various...
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Joe Czerwinski, August 2012
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Best $15-and-Under Red Wines

Best $15-and-Under Red Wines

Executive wine editor Ray Isle names 25 of his favorite bargain wines. 2010 Casamatta“Made from Sangiovese, Graetz’s entry-level red is a super value, with lush, energetic plum and cherry flavors.”To read more, click here.
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Ray Isle, July 10, 2012
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FrontRunners: From the Robb Cellar

FrontRunners: From the Robb Cellar

"Royal Tokaji is of relatively recent origin, but the traditions that inform its dessert wines date back to the 17th century, when battle prevented vintners in the Tokaj-Hegyalja region of northeastern Hun­gary from harvesting their fruit. The result was a late-harvest wine of startling beauty that, later, Prince Ferenc Rákóczi II of Transylvania would use as a diplomatic tool in his dealings with Peter the Great of Russia and Louis XIV of France. With the Communist takeover of the Hungarian government in 1949, production of these wines degenerated; however, after the revolution of 1989, author and wine critic Hugh Johnson...
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July 2012
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Grown-up Pinks

Grown-up Pinks

"...But this year I have lost my heart to another Provençal rosé, albeit not from classic pink wine country but from the greater southern Rhône Valley. Chêne Bleu 2010 Vin de Pays du Vaucluse is grown within sight of the spectacular Dentelles de Montmirail, which engrave the skyline above the village of Gigondas, on the property developed with great care by Nicole Rolet, whose husband Xavier is chief executive of the London stock exchange." To read more, click here.
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Jancis Robinson, May 12, 2012
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Shepard Fairey, Drew Barrymore team up for wine design

Shepard Fairey, Drew Barrymore team up for wine design

"Shepard Fairey has made his mark on an unexpected spot -- Drew Barrymore's Pinot Grigio. The street artist and actress teamed up to create a label for her eponymous variety that was released last month. The label features Barrymore's family crest and was designed by Fairey's Los Angeles-based creative firm Studio Number One, which counts Disney, Google and Comedy Central among its clientele." To read the entire article, click here.
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Jamie Wetherbe, May 4, 2012
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Kumeu River is Profiled in Charleston Style & Design

Kumeu River is Profiled in Charleston Style & Design

As harvest gets underway in New Zealand, Bob Calvert, a North America wine writer, profiles Kumeu River in Charleston Style & Design. Included in the article are three reviews of Kumeu River's highly acclaimed Chardonnay wines, using the adjectives most often attributed to these beautiful, Burgundy-like wines , "Its flavor combines evanescent honeysuckle with a hint of hazelnut sustained by tartness and flinty minerality...complex bouquet comprising intriguing aromas of oak, honey and moist stones...Citrus elements predominate in the mouth—Meyer lemon and lime—along with faint honey and delicate yeastiness... Subtle, well-integrated acidity makes this an excellent food wine."
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Robert Calvert, Spring 2012
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Barrymore Makes a Strong Media Debut

Barrymore Makes a Strong Media Debut

It’s only been a few weeks since Barrymore Pinot Grigio was launched, but already the press excitement has grown to a fever pitch, with articles appearing in a variety of publications, from Shanken Daily News and Zagat to Huffington Post and Just Luxe. Drew Barrymore Goes P.G. for New Adult BeverageCelebrities in the drinks business are Unfiltered's wine and cheese, if you will, so we were delighted when we learned that Drew Barrymore, the actress we've watched grow up, from E.T. to Poison Ivy to Grey Gardens, has recently turned her attention from the screen to the vineyard. Barrymore's eponymous...
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March 22, 2012
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