simple web search reveals that it is available in California, Colorado, and New York state, and it's probably available in other markets too. I'm one of those weirdos who likes Gewurztraminer. It's true, so many of the wines are very bad - sweet and unbalanced, too viscous, devoid of subtlety, crude.

I am sitting here feeling bad because I missed adding a new post last week. Hopefully a new platform and change in template theme will help. They actually make wine in places like Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, Virginia and just about every State. use to think all US wine came from California or New York. know I can't.

New York. New Jersey. Colorado. Obama beat McCain by 53 - 46 percent in the popular vote. The logic of the electoral college broadened this to a 68 - 32 percent victory. But there’s one core constituency where Obama thrashed McCain by an even wider margin: the wine vote. percent of all wine consumed in America.

With more states turning blue , a reader writes in to say that it will be even harder to do a red state-blue state article again now that Virginia and Colorado are blue. SPIT: red states. Indeed! Texas, over to you? SPIT: global wine mergers. PR newswire ]. SPIT: global wine. SIPPED: Making drinks instead of ordering them. Bloomberg

It's possible that you might find the wine in Texas or Colorado, but I'm not sure - distributors in those states also purchased some. We have some in the warehouse in New Jersey. Maybe Lars' upcoming visit to New York to pour with the Polaner folks will allow more people to taste this wine, and increase demand. So sue me.