What’s in our glasses? We enjoyed some fine wine lately, and subsequently posted about these great bottles on social media. However, in case you missed our posts, you can catch up here. In addition, we would love it if you would follow Write for Wine on Instagram and Facebook.

Read on to find out what’s been in our glasses!

What’s in Our Glasses Lately?

In the last few months, our wine picks comprised of whites and reds from Washington state, British Columbia, France, South Africa, Australia and Georgia. Specifically, the whites are from B.C., and Georgia. Meanwhile, the reds are from Washington, France, Georgia, South Africa and Australia. Some of these were wallet-friendly, while others were for special occasions. Above all, we embraced every single pour.

Moreover, here are the excellent wines that we sipped (listed in alphabetical order).

White Wines

We poured two whites from British Columbia and one from Georgia.

• Blue Grouse Ortega 2022 (B.C.)
• Gehringer Brothers Dry Rock Sauvignon Blanc 2022 (B.C.)
• Chateau Mukhrani Goruli Mtsvane 2020 (Georgia)

Red Wines

In addition, 15 reds enticed us recently, from Washington state, South Africa, France, Australia and Georgia.

• Boekenhoutskloof Franschhoek Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 (South Africa)
• Château Beauportail Quintessence de Beauportail Pécharmant 2019 (France)
• Devison Phantom Lamb Syrah 2018 (WA)
• Dossier Flagship Index Red Blend 2021 (WA)
• Echolands Seven Hills Vineyard Red 2019 (WA)
• JM Cellars Petit Verdot 2015 (WA)
• Morgenster Stellenbosch Lourens River Valley 2014 (South Africa)
• Rockford Basket Press Shiraz 2015 (Australia)
• Sagebreaker Bordeaux and Rhône Blends 2021 (WA)
• Saviah Cellars The Jack Reserve 2018 (WA)
• Silk Road Saperavi 2020 (Georgia)
• Sleight of Hand Archimage Reserve 2021 (WA)
• Trothe Syrah 2021 and Trothe Limited GSM 2021 (WA)

Summary: What’s in Our Glasses?

In conclusion, we purchased some of the wines listed above, while we tasted others at events or wineries, and a few were samples. We recommend all of them.

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Cheers!
Margot and Dave