Wine Reviews and Guides

We’ve been all over the state, sampling and writing wine reviews from so many great NC Wineries.  Use this page to help discover NC Wine and find out more about what the state is doing.  To help organize the information, it is broken out into different topic areas.

 

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Yadkin Valley
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Swan Creek
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Western North Carolina Wine Trail
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East Coast of North America
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Beer

Our Thoughts on Wine

Aside from reviews, we love to share our thoughts on the state of wine, what it means to us, and some general tips.  Here you'll find op-ed style posts on various topics related to wine.

Our Thoughts on Wine

Reviews from other sources

Blogs and Publications

Gravity Magazine – Charlotte’s own Gravity Magazine is a new publication that is dedicated to the craft beverage scene. In Charlotte that generally means beer, but inside you’ll also find articles on spirits, cider, wine, and more!

Tarheel Taps and Corks – A Raleigh based blog who loves local food, beer, and wine. Lots of research goes into each posting with interviews and commentary from local industry leaders throughout.

The Wine Mouths – Our counterparts in the NC Wine world. Join the Wine Mouths as they drink their way through North Carolina and post must-know info about NC wineries.

NC Beer Guys – The NC Beer Guys are our counterpart in the wide world of NC Beer. Carolina Glenn and Dave travel the state, sampling boat loads of beer while also keeping an up to date list of NC breweries and events.

For industry resources and links to official regional pages, visit our Industry Resources page.

Do you have a wine that you'd like us to review? We would love to!  Head over to our Wine Review and Guides request page for more details.

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The Latest Episode of Cork Talk:

Wine & Cider: Family Style

Posted: January 22, 2020 | 0 comments

This episode features Sean and Patricia McRitchie of McRitchie Winery & Ciderworks! This family business has deep roots in the wine industry on the west coast. After settling in North Carolina, Sean and Patricia decided to continue their tradition and immediately became an integral part of the North Carolina wine industry.

Sean and Patricia talk about how they integrate family into everything they do. From having their children name certain blends to training their son Aiden to be a future winemaker, family is in everything they do.

Plan a visit to taste through their still and sparkling wines as well as their “First in Cider” cider blends made from heirloom apple varietals.

This episode also features our first “Wine Class with the Wine Mouths” segment. Join us as we chat with Jesse and Jessica to talk through an intro to common winemaking terms.

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