Cellar Notes
Wednesday at 4:44 pm and Friday at 5:44 pm
Al Spoler and Hugh Sisson discuss their favorite wines, beers and spirits on Cellar Notes. Cellar Notes is sponsored by Kenilworth Wine & Spirits.
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Latest Episodes
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It's fall and time for Al to go on the hunt for tasty zinfandels with a lot of character. -
After years of making cookie-cutter fruit bombs, the Aussies have shown signs of adding finesse to their chardonnays. -
The public is becoming more familiar with Sicilian wines, and now Al has found the Luna Gaia family of wines that show off the best Sicilian grapes. -
As Al Spoler says, you need pink wine to go with the pink September sunsets. Here are some choices we checked out.
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An essential component of any Jewish High Holy Day dinners, kosher wines have taken off in quality lately. -
From the Adriatic coast of Italy comes one of their most popular wines: verdicchio. This dry, classy white is a mainstay in cafés across the country. -
Not many people have heard of, let alone sampled, Blaufränkische or Lemberger, but you're missing a treat. These light fruity wines are a delight.
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Vermentino has become one of our favorite Italian whites, never grown far from the sea, its ripe firm flavors are very food-friendly. -
Sicily is often overlooked when it comes to Italian wines, and Al thinks this is quite unfair. Here are three new releases that should appeal to you.
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Arneis is a soft and fruity white from Piedmont, where it has been gaining traction with the locals who love its easy drinking character.
