USA Whites

Jump to section

Carlifornia Chardonnay

The Grapes of Golf

Not California! Not Washington! ... but the Award-Winning Wines of Virginia. Could it be that the first wines ever in America could have come from Virginia?  It is possible, after all back in the early 1600’s when the first settlers to America landed on the shores of...

$19.95 – J. Lohr Riverstone Chardonnay 2018

What can you Expect: A smorgasbord of fresh flavours from one of the most popular Chardonnay’s from California’s Monterey region.   The experts say, “It’s bursting with banana, mango, grilled pineapple and smoke flavours.”  Not sure about that, I don’t ever grill...

California Pinot Grigio

Longshot Pinot Grigio 2020: $15.95

California - More of a sure thing than a longshot!    What You Can Expect:  Another pleasant find in the world of Pinot Grigio.  It had been a while since I ventured into the land of Ernest & Julio Gallo.  Very refreshing and flavorful with a nice finish and at a...

$16.30 – Smoking Loon Pinot Grigio

What the Experts Say: This California pinot grigio is versatile and food-friendly. Subtle aromas of apple citrus and melon lead to a palate that is dry and light-bodied, with a balanced finish. This wine offers a wealth of fruit flavours, including apple, melon, plum...

$15.95 – Three Thieves Pinot Grigio 2018

What the Experts say:  Cold fermentation helps to preserve the freshness in this vibrant pinot grigio that has recently been awarded 'Best Buy' by the Wine Enthusiast. Layers of juicy pear, green apple and citrus combine seamlessly on a crisp palate making this ideal...

California Sauvignon Blanc

$9.95 – Canyon Road Sauvignon Blanc

What do I think:  finally after a number of not so up to par Sauvignon Blanc, a $10 one comes to the rescue.  Just what one might expect from SB -plain and simple but refreshing.  No gooseberries required. What the Experts say: Canyon Road uses fruit from central and...

Washington Chardonnay

The Grapes of Golf

Not California! Not Washington! ... but the Award-Winning Wines of Virginia. Could it be that the first wines ever in America could have come from Virginia?  It is possible, after all back in the early 1600’s when the first settlers to America landed on the shores of...