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Hurrah to Three Syrahs
What do the wines of Hermitage (Jaboulet Aîné La Chapelle, Jean-Louis Chave), Cote Rotie (Guigal’s single-vineyard Cote Roties-La Mouline, La Turque, La Landonne), and Penfold’s Grange have in common? Well, […]
Alex’s Picks for Holiday Gifts
It is that time of year, when holiday gift shopping is on everyone’s mind. Buying a bottle of wine as a gift is not always easy. Let’s face it, there […]
A Delicious Value: the 2008 Altovinum Evodia
The Gratification of Discovery. While there are many reasons that wine is a fun and an interesting subject to explore, one thing I’ve learned in my involvement in the wine […]
An Ode to Summer
As we start to feel the first tinges of fall in the air, is there a better time to toast one of the summer’s best whites? After some of the […]
“Summer Sippers” Case
Summer Sippers Case One characteristic that each of these wines shares is their refreshing acidity that qualifies each as a “summer sipper.” Summer is the season for light-bodied, fresh, […]
Green Wines for a Green Spring
We have recently updated our list of wine producers who grow their grapes organically, sustainably and/or biodynamically. All of the wines listed here (greenwines) are either in stock or available […]
Wine Reviews: Summer Whites
Summer Whites Broadbent, Portugal, Vinho Verde, NV Technically a non-vintage wine because they should be consumed within the current vintage so including the vintage is unnecessary. We prefer the Broadbent […]
Wine Reviews: Rosés
Commanderie de Peyrassol, Cotes du Provence, Rosé, $17.99 Cinsault, Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre As always, our “go-to” summer rosé– light-bodied, dry, minerally, floral, a bit more fruit this year than […]
Spring Tasting Schedule
Tasting Calendar Please make a reservation to help us provide a more satisfying tasting for you. Call us at (802) 246-6400 or email us at info@wwines.com. Saturday, May 8th, […]