Chocolate Cherry Wine
Sep. 10th, 2004 09:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beige_alertHaving made fun of a number of beverages recently, it is nice to have something to write a more positive review about.
The Door Peninsula Winery makes a number of interesting wines, one of which is Chocolate Cherry Wine. Who could resist trying such a thing? Not me.
They describe it as, “a sweet cherry wine with a hint of chocolate flavor.” It is indeed much like their plain cherry wine with just a hint of a dark chocolate scent and flavor. If I was a genuine wine snob I’d have a vast array of pretentious phrases to describe the flavor, but the best I can manage is to say that it’s a sweet wine with a bit of cherry sourness and, of course, 11% ethanol, with that hint of dark chocolate. I do like their regular cherry wine, as well, which I can buy locally.
Residents of the continental United States can obtain Door Peninsula Winery’s products by mail order if dropping by their Wisconsin location seems inconvenient.
The Door Peninsula Winery makes a number of interesting wines, one of which is Chocolate Cherry Wine. Who could resist trying such a thing? Not me.
They describe it as, “a sweet cherry wine with a hint of chocolate flavor.” It is indeed much like their plain cherry wine with just a hint of a dark chocolate scent and flavor. If I was a genuine wine snob I’d have a vast array of pretentious phrases to describe the flavor, but the best I can manage is to say that it’s a sweet wine with a bit of cherry sourness and, of course, 11% ethanol, with that hint of dark chocolate. I do like their regular cherry wine, as well, which I can buy locally.
Residents of the continental United States can obtain Door Peninsula Winery’s products by mail order if dropping by their Wisconsin location seems inconvenient.
