Terra Nonno Winery, French Oaked Blaufränkisch 2018, Outer Coastal Plain, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A blaufränkisch that has benefited from oak aging imparting structure and depth that complements the fruit structure beautifully.[Read more]
Cedar Rose Vineyards, Blaufränkisch 2016, Outer Coastal Plain, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A lively, mouthwatering blaufränkisch.[Read more]
Beneduce Vineyards, Blue 2 Blaufränkisch 2017, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A fresh blaufränkisch with bright fruit and pleasing acidity.[Read more]
Bellview Winery, Blaufränkisch 2016, Outer Coastal Plain, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A good blaufränkisch with lovely fruit that makes it a versatile red to pair with many a meal.[Read more]
A Wine Geek’s Guide to 14 Top New Jersey Wineries and Choice Wines to Try During Your Winetasting Visits
If you’ve just discovered New Jersey makes wine and are considering venturing out to wineries to try some for yourself and want to know where to begin, you’re in the right place.[Read more]
New Jersey Wine 101: It’s Time to Take a Look at New Jersey Wine
When I emailed my friend and wine-aficionado-buddy, Frank, who’s lived in New Jersey his entire life to get recommendations of New Jersey wineries to visit during my first-ever trip to sample the state’s wine, his response was “New Jersey makes wine?”[Read more]
Amalthea Cellars, Legends Edition Europa II 2017, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A red blend with old-world reserve built on a foundation of bright, vibrant, red fruit.[Read more]
White Horse Winery, Cabernet Franc 2018, Outer Coastal Plain, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A reserved cabernet franc with Loire-like, black-tea notes in the midpalate.[Read more]
Amalthea Cellars, Cabernet Franc Reserve 2017, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A plush cabernet franc with layered-red fruit and a pleasing, silky mouthfeel that is old-world reminiscent.[Read more]
Unionville Vineyards, Silver Lining Cabernet Franc 2019, New Jersey
Tasting Note: A cabernet franc that is done in fun, fruity carbonic style that is popular in Beaujolais but with cabernet franc instead of gamay.[Read more]
