Tag Archives: dry

AJ Wine Series: Duorum Tons Douro Red

Posted on August 25, 2011 by Eric

As I strolled through the wine aisles at Costco, I was looking for something that was unique, but that still fit into the AJ Wine Series criteria. At last! I arrived at a wine from the country of my ancestry: … Continue reading →

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Que Syrah, Sirah.

Posted on July 12, 2011 by Dustin

A common question that I overhear in my wine store is about the difference between syrah, shiraz, and petite sirah. Are they the same grape? If I like one, will I like the other? The answer is . . . … Continue reading →

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My favorite white wine, the Albariño

Posted on June 23, 2011 by Dustin

Here at Winestrong, we tend to favor hearty reds. We may try a chardonnay or two on a wine tasting trip, but they are usually just precursors to our true love. I enjoy most good rosés in the summer, but … Continue reading →

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