Comments on: LENNDEVOURS Takes on Vino From All 50 States! http://winecast.net/2006/03/29/lenndevours-takes-on-vino-from-all-50-states/ A wine podcast and blog Sat, 30 Aug 2008 06:00:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Fine Wines (Re)Visited » Fine wines - LENNDEVOURS Takes on Vino From All 50 States! http://winecast.net/2006/03/29/lenndevours-takes-on-vino-from-all-50-states/#comment-38194 Fine Wines (Re)Visited » Fine wines - LENNDEVOURS Takes on Vino From All 50 States! Wed, 21 Jun 2006 14:09:19 +0000 http://winecast.net/?p=346#comment-38194 [...] LENNDEVOURS Takes on Vino From All 50 States!My blogging buddy Lenn, of Wine Blogging Wednesday fame, has just announced his intention to taste and blog about wines made in all 50 states in a period of just 50 weeks over at the new Wine Sediments blog. Since I have been podcasting and blogging, I have tasted wines from just six states (CA, […] [...] [...] LENNDEVOURS Takes on Vino From All 50 States!My blogging buddy Lenn, of Wine Blogging Wednesday fame, has just announced his intention to taste and blog about wines made in all 50 states in a period of just 50 weeks over at the new Wine Sediments blog. Since I have been podcasting and blogging, I have tasted wines from just six states (CA, […] [...]

]]> By: DancingDavidE http://winecast.net/2006/03/29/lenndevours-takes-on-vino-from-all-50-states/#comment-36757 DancingDavidE Thu, 30 Mar 2006 06:58:35 +0000 http://winecast.net/?p=346#comment-36757 Let me know if you guys need some Illinois suggestions. I think I've got CA, OR, WA, NM (once at a tasting), OK (a regrettable wine, but I have heard there are some decent ones), IL, CO (in my cellar but not yet consumed). IA should be next for me, the industry is going crazy there. Oh, and MO. I really like the Stone Hill wines from Hermann, Missouri. Also St. James Winery on I-44 was good too. Stopped of there on the way from Illinois to college at Oklahoma State. Let me know if you guys need some Illinois suggestions.

I think I’ve got CA, OR, WA, NM (once at a tasting), OK (a regrettable wine, but I have heard there are some decent ones), IL, CO (in my cellar but not yet consumed). IA should be next for me, the industry is going crazy there. Oh, and MO. I really like the Stone Hill wines from Hermann, Missouri. Also St. James Winery on I-44 was good too. Stopped of there on the way from Illinois to college at Oklahoma State.

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