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Yes, it’s from a can. It says, “Bottled by,” but should say eulforia “canned by” Pacific Rim out of Napa, CA, but this wine is from Washington State….
Refreshing citrus with hints of orange peel and with 11% alcohol, the NV Valdo Prosecco DOC cost under $16. It’s almost completely dry and scored 17 points on…
The 1999 Wolf Blass President’s Selection Chardonnay from South Australia has 14% alcohol, cost under $20 back then, and scored 15+ Dionysian points out of 20. At 21…
The 2019 Mapreco Vinho Verde Rose’ cost about $10, has 10.5% alcohol (ideal for a hot day) and scored a pleasant 15 points on the Dionysian scale of…
Served at a Dionysian Gathering back in 1998, this Gallerey 1995 Chardonnay Cave du Mistral with 12% alcohol, costing about $12, scored 16 points on the on 20-point…
Costing about $29 with 13,2% alcohol, the 2013 Carpe Diem Chardonnay from the Anderson Valley in Californian scored a nice 16+ Dionysian points out of a possible 20….
At 13.5% alcohol and costing about $15, the 2017 Unparalleled Provence Rose’ scored 15+ Dionysian points out of a possible 20. It was filled with peach. Most Rose’…
Scoring 18 points on the 20-point Dionysian scale, the 1982 Chateau Corbin from Montagne St. Emilion in the Bordeaux area of France, was perfect at 28 years old….
With 13.2% alcohol, the 2006 Viridian Pinot Gris from Oregon cost under $19, and scored an average 15 points on the Dionysian scale of 20. Pinot Gris should…
With 12 5% alcohol, this white from the Utiel-Requena region in Spain and s made mostly from the Macabeo grape if not all. It’s the one that adds…