A Look at Some Up-and-Coming Wine Regions
USA Today ran a great profile this week on four wine regions that have gotten an increased amount of attention in recent years. The Hudson Valley in New York, Hill Country in Texas, and the Leelanau Penninsula in Michigan don't share a lot geographically - but what they do have in common is the ability to produce some pretty great vino. From the article:
"Brilliantly hued forests and frost-nipped pumpkin patches are the destinations of choice for day-trippers in autumn, but it's time to add a stop to the itinerary: the tempting wine-tasting room. About half of states — and parts of Canada and Mexico — produce noteworthy bottles and showcase them along scenic wine trails."
If you're an oenophile in the mood for something new, this is the perfect place to start. Follow the link at the top of the post for the full rundown of each budding region.
"Brilliantly hued forests and frost-nipped pumpkin patches are the destinations of choice for day-trippers in autumn, but it's time to add a stop to the itinerary: the tempting wine-tasting room. About half of states — and parts of Canada and Mexico — produce noteworthy bottles and showcase them along scenic wine trails."
If you're an oenophile in the mood for something new, this is the perfect place to start. Follow the link at the top of the post for the full rundown of each budding region.
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