February 2021 - 2021 New York Wine Classic - 3rd Deadline
This month's Wine feature is 2021 NY Wine Classic 3 Wines
2021 New York Wine Classic - 3rd Deadline Reviews
An outstanding expression of Chambourcin; this is a great wine to let the grape's best characters shine.
Awards:
2021 Best Ice Wine
$49
A supple and velvety Pinot Gris with elegant style.
Awards:
2021 Best Pinot Gris
$16
Best Buy
A bone dry, yet outstandingly balanced Orange wine with rich body, exotic flavors and fantastic food affinity; the adventurous are sure to find appeal here.
$18
Best Buy
A bone dry but overtly fruity Riesling with mouthwatering acidity and easy-to-love style.
$23
A toasty, robust Champagne-like bubbly for fans of Krug.
$42.99
A balanced, lengthy Riesling that will fit right in at the table; joyous and generous.
$14
Best Buy
A densely textured, cedar-inflected Riesling that offers a distinctive profile for lovers of the varietal.
$21
A savory and stylish dry Cab Franc that will compliment a fine meal.
$22
A very Bordelais Merlot that is sure to please.
$30
A fruity, easy-to-love sparkler; fun and fresh.
$17
Best Buy
An absolute delight of a sparkling Riesling; this is a welcoming and sophisticated wine that can pair with just about any cuisine or occasion.
$18
Best Buy
A tropical fruit salad of a Dry Riesling that delivers loads of yummy flavors, elegant minerality, power and grace.
$19
A vibrantly delicious Cabernet Franc that is sure to please.
$22
A well integrated wine that offers a little bit of everything; fruity, smoky, earthy and herbaceous.
$23
A tropical bouquet of fresh fruit flavors delights the imbiber in this mouthwatering dry Riesling.
$16
Best Buy
A bold, character-rich Pinot Noir that marches to the beat of its own drum.
$28
A fruit-forward dry Riesling that will pair effortlessly.
$14
Best Buy
A sweet, toasty Riesling quaffer for anytime sipping.
$14
Best Buy
Rich with toasty, leesy character, this racy and serious unoaked Chardonnay is fit for great meals.
$17
A chewy, but distinctive Petit Verdot from Long Island with tons of style.
$30
A solid Finger Lakes Riesling with a soft profile and easy-drinking personality.
$12
Best Buy
Big grapey flavors and a sweet balance make this an effortlessly enjoyable summer wine crusher.
$12
Best Buy
A refreshing Riesling that will cover a lot of bases.
$14
Best Buy
A well-structured, precise Riesling that will pair like a dream.
$15
Best Buy
A floral and herbaceous Gewurtz to pair with European Fare.
$15
Best Buy
A balanced and distinctive Riesling with great rounded texture.
$16
A friendly, fruity Riesling with clean lines and a plush mouthfeel.
$16
A wild and rustic mashup of flavors that's totally out there; adventure-seekers will relish the distinctive flavors and harmonious balance.
$21
A delightful sweet wine that will be versatile.
$24
A juicy and berry-laden Lemberger with rustic style.
$27
A savory New York Sauvignon Blanc with elegant vegetal notes; Loire-lovers need apply.
$27
A gentle, vanilla-inflected Chardonnay with a plush, creamy appeal.
$14
Best Buy
An easy-drinking unoaked Chardonnay.
$16
An earthy, fruity and floral sparkler that will be great with exotic cheeses.
$19
A restrained, earthy Cabernet Franc for the table.
$21
A rock-solid Riesling with nice varietal and Finger Lakes character.
$24
A toothsome Cabernet Franc for now or later.
$24
A distinctive and impactful sherry-styled wine that will sing with desserts or cocktails.
$25
interesting smoky, savory red to pair with a bbq.
$14
Best Buy
A juicy and smooth Riesling with perky citrus notes.
$14
Best Buy
A mild-mannered, plush Chardonnay that drinks effortlessly.
$16
A crisp and savory Sauvignon Blanc to pair with the salad course.
$17
A funky, creamy and savory Chardonnay for smart pairings.
$18
A dry red blend tailor made for a meaty meal.
$30
A lean and steely Viognier that offers a demure expression of the varietal.
$33
An earthy, chewy red to pair with rustic French fare.
$39
A hugely aromatic and earthy Pinot Noir; while very light bodied, this Pinot doesn't skimp on savory, welcoming aromas.
$16
A chewy Cabernet Franc for the table.
$26
An off-dry red quaffer; try serving with a slight chill.
$13
A savory Chardonnay for the table.
$14
A bone dry, razor sharp Riesling that refreshes the palate.
$15
A savory and herbaceous Sauvignon Blanc for the table.
$21
A bold and demanding Carmenere to pair with game.
$30
A dry, sturdy rose for the table.
$13
A distinctive red sparkler with huge fruit flavors mingling with earthy notes.
$11
A funky, earthy cabernet for game.
$29
A funky Diamond in the rough.
$14
A fun bubbly quaffer to serve with a good chill.
$16
An unexpectedly savory, pickley Gewurztraminer for the table.
$18
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