Which Varietal or Geographic Region Would You Like to See Reviewed?

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A quick review of the last 90 days stories published on https://californiawinesandwineries.com and Facebook Blog. The goal is to review different wines from a variety of regions in California and a few in other locations (states and countries). So here is the score card by varietal and geographical representation just in the last 90 days from 35 wineries.

Varietal Stories

Alicante Bouschet – 2

“Bordeaux blend” – 2

Barbera – 1

Cabernet Franc – 10

Cabernet Sauvignon – 10

Carménère – 3 

Chardonnay – 4

Grenache – 1

Malbec – 1

Merlot – 2

Montepulciano – 1

Petit Verdot – 2

Petite Sirah – 2

Picpoul Blanc – 1

Pinot Noir – 5

Primitivo – 1

Riesling – 1

Roussanne – 2

Saint Macaire – 2

Sauvignon Blanc – 3

Syrah/Petite Sirah Blend – 1

Sparkling – 2

Zinfandel – 2

Geography Stories

Napa Valley – 12

Livermore Valley – 10

Sonoma County – 7

Lodi – 4

Amdador County – 3

Paso Robles – 3

Anderson Valley – 3

Spain – 2

Calaveras County – 2

Lake County -1

Arroyo Seco – 1

Mendocino – 1

Washington – 1

Oregon – 1

Texas – 1

New York – 1

Is there a varietal or geographic area that you, the readers would like to be reviewed?  Please leave a comment.

Sláinte,

Michael

https://californiawinesandwineries.com

3 thoughts on “Which Varietal or Geographic Region Would You Like to See Reviewed?

    wordsrangtrue said:
    October 2, 2023 at 10:01 pm

    I’d love to see more Syrahs. Samuel Louis Smith has a great one as does McKahn. I’m sure you know far more than I do! Maybe you’ve reviewed McKahn before. Another interesting idea would be to do side by side reviews of two wines, same variety from the same vineyard from two different producers.

      mkellywine responded:
      October 2, 2023 at 10:18 pm

      Yes Ibhave done a story on McKahn. Have written down Syrah’s on my to do list. Thx

    Barbara Skinner said:
    October 6, 2023 at 10:19 am

    Chardonnay, especially the ones that taste rich and buttery. Also, I’ve never met a Pinot Noir I didn’t like, so always love to have a recommended list of those on hand. Anything in general on organic wines, just curious on those. Thanks so much for asking! Loving your site.

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