Patio Wine Photograph by Melody Flammger |
I love how nice the weather has been lately and realized that as we head into Summer, there's a whole different feel to the kind of wine we want to drink.
Here are some wines I recommend for while you're chilling on your patio or just hanging out with friends:
Photograph by Christopher Flammger |
Red Newt Cellars Blue Newt White:
I recommend this wine because it's a nice, lightweight wine that is sweet enough to stand on its own. It's still zippy, acidic and fun- as any good patio wine should be. The balance between the high acidity and high sweetness is something I love about many of the Finger Lakes wines.
Photograph by Christopher Flammger |
Hazlitt Vineyards Red Cat:
If you haven't had Hazzlitt's Red Cat already, it's a must. Just about every winery's success has been compared directly to Red Cat's. The idea behind Red Cat is the same as any patio wine- easy drinking. I find the occasional bottle enjoyable. The "Red Cat" name comes from the fact that it is made from a grape called "Catawba", which is a red grape native to New York.
Photograph by Christopher Flammger |
Xplorador Sauvignon Blanc:
This was the most recent Sauvignon Blanc purchase I've made. I generally prefer Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand but will be giving this one a try. Sauvignon Blanc is a great patio wine in general- no matter which style you like because it tends to be juicy, mouth watering and acidic just like lemonade. Perfect for the patio if you ask me!
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