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weinoo

weinoo

13 hours ago, chefmd said:

This is a 50%-50% blend of Rkatsiteli and Mtsvane grapes fermented and made in qvevri (large clay jars buried under the ground). This is an Amber or "Orange" wine style, but made in a lighter style with only 1 month of skin contact. It is a perfect introduction to the style.

Dila-o (dee-la-oh) is a new brand from the Teleda/Orgo winery with the ambition to make fantastic Georgian Qvevri wines that can promote traditional Georgian wine techniques among a broad segment of the US market by over delivering on story and quality for the price.

 

A couple of the "natural" wine bars which have opened, as well as a few restaurants with natural focused wine lists are hot on some Georgian wines. That looks like one I might enjoy. I certainly enjoy shopping in Brighton Beach/Sheepshead Bay - with its many Russian focused shops and supermarkets.

 

Monday night (it was still August, I think)...

 

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This (under $15 on sale!) Vinho Verde, full of acidity, made nice with crab cakes.  

 

https://aphros-wine.com/en/wines/white/aphros-loureiro-2019/

weinoo

weinoo

12 hours ago, chefmd said:

This is a 50%-50% blend of Rkatsiteli and Mtsvane grapes fermented and made in qvevri (large clay jars buried under the ground). This is an Amber or "Orange" wine style, but made in a lighter style with only 1 month of skin contact. It is a perfect introduction to the style.

Dila-o (dee-la-oh) is a new brand from the Teleda/Orgo winery with the ambition to make fantastic Georgian Qvevri wines that can promote traditional Georgian wine techniques among a broad segment of the US market by over delivering on story and quality for the price.

 

A couple of the "natural" wine bars which have opened, as well as a few restaurants with natural focused wine lists are hot on some Georgian wines. That looks like one I might enjoy. I certainly enjoy shopping in Brighton Beach/Sheepshead Bay - with its many Russian focused shops and supermarkets.

 

Monday night (it was still August, I think...

 

image.thumb.png.74f5edbe87be856bc1ef1fe6745d7fd6.png

 

This (under $15 on sale!) Vinho Verde, full of acidity, made nice with crab cakes.  

 

https://aphros-wine.com/en/wines/white/aphros-loureiro-2019/

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