Ah, where to start.  It all depends on your view point, palette, experience.  I believe Wine is meant to be experienced and enjoyed.  I started out mainly as a Merlot drinker, not really into wine.  After visiting many different winery’s and tasting different wines, my palette has developed quite a ways from whence I came.  Reds for me was the wine of choice, did not really like white.  Reds and whites was the vocabulary I started with, Now I can tell you the difference between, Zinfandel, Pinots,

Couple Tasting in field

Cabernet, Merlot, Sangiovese, etc.  Whites are more than Chardonnay, (still trying to appreciate this one) but have really grown to love Reisling after a visit to Trisaetum in Oregon.  Viognier,  Pinot Gris are a couple of others I am starting to enjoy.  So after the rambling, Wine Tasting….  I have loved the exploration and tasting of new and different wines, because Merlot is not Merlot, Pinot Noir is definitely a wine with a multitude of tastes and body.   Taste and enjoy, explore the options ( of which there are many).  You also can find Excellent wines from $5 to $50 that are Exceptional. So again, in order to keep all of this wonderful knowledge and appreciation for wine, it seemed we needed to keep track of this experience, also as Wine and drinking of wine has always been a social experience. It seems only right that we share this with others who appreciate wine like we do.

We are not wine Critics, (enough of those)  we like to discover new wine and the stories and passion behind those wines.

Come Join us!  Post your thoughts on new wines you have come across.