Torrontes Wines

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A wonderful white meritage (also, the first one ever that I had)
Conundrum Wines - Conundrum

I've had the red, now the white mix is phenomenal!
2007 Codorníu, S.A - The Spanish Quarter: White

This is not the 'it' that the other one was
2007 Collezion Marchesini - Est! Est! Est!!! Secco

Four grapes that make a nice bottle
2007 Clayhouse Vineyard - Adobe White

A very drinkable white blend
2008 Boxhead - Boxhead White

A freaky wine, perfect for...
Luna Vineyards - Freakout

A interesting dry white from France with strong Roussane flavors
2007 La Vieille Ferme - Recolte

A dry white blend for those that like this style
2007 Mas Carlot - Marsanne-Rousanne : Table Wine

Now, everyone wants to add in a little Viognier
Magito - Magito

This is it! and no, I am not thinking Michael McDonald
Cantina Di Montefiascone - Est! Est! Est!!! Vescovo Amabile

Five grapes and a nice tartness
2007 Shoofly - Buzz Cut

Andes Wine... who knew?
2007 Inca - Torrontes Chardonnay

Nine grapes, wow!
Sokol Blosser Winery - Evolution

Light and airy, perfect for starters
Masi - Modello Dell Venezie Bianco

A nice dry white, and good for those that like sweet whites too
2007 Anselmi - San Vincenzo

From gold-bearing soil comes this winner
2006 Beringer - Knight's Valley Alluvium Blanc

Bright and refreshing for only $5
Casal Garcia - Branco

A cacophony of wines that can't quite find it's footing
2005 Pierre Sparr - Alsace One : Reserve

Say my name!!! Better yet, I'll put it in the wine name
Masi - Masianco

A sumptuous blend that even a wine snob could love
2005 Ecco Domani - Chardonnay - Pinot Grigio

A nice blend with a catchy name
2005 Folie a Deux - Ménage à Trois White

Lyric sings a nice little song
2006 Nederburg - Lyric

Pears and Melons, oh my!
Pine Ridge - Chenin Blanc - Viognier

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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
2:04:25 AM