While not a top 10 wines or top 50 wines or really a top anything, the following list of wines were the ones we drank at home by choice. They are not necessarily the best at anything but the one thing all these wines have in common is they were good, and good value. These were all nice wines that drank well, were inexpensive, and we chose to open them with our meals. The key thing here is that they were purchased wines that were chosen to drink on any weeknight. Not only that, but these wines were the ones out of about 350 plus bottles of wine consumed (hey there are two consuming) that we actually took the time to write about. So without any more wasted words, here are the #WW (weekly winners) of 2013.Wine reviews,
WW_10 D'Art Winery in Lodi, California
WW_11 Shale Oak Winery in Paso Robles, California
WW_12 J. Lohr Vineyards in Paso Robles, California
WW_13 Convergence Vineyards in Amador County, California
WW_14 Yalumba in the Barossa Valley, South Australia
WW_15 Irie Wines in Monterey County, California
WW_16 Sycamore Creek Vineyards in Santa Clara, California
WW_17 Manzoni Estate Vineyards in Monterey County, California
WW_18 Sarah's Vineyard in Santa Clara, California
WW_19 Sycamore Cellars in Monterey County, California
WW_20 Wrath Vineyards in Monterey County, California
WW_21 Dawn's Dream Winery in Carmel Valley, California
WW_22 Joyce Vineyards in Carmel Valley, California
WW_23 Satori in Santa Clara, California
WW_24 Rutherford Hill in Napa Valley, California
WW_25 Peoples Wine Revolution, Napa Valley, California
WW_26 Morgan Winery Carmel Valley, California
WW_27 Elderton Wines in Barossa Valley, South Australia
WW_28 Jason Stephens in Santa Clara, California
Happy Wine Adventures,
Cheers,
WineWalkabout
Kiwi & Koala
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