Summer Wines
natural wines for summer, organic wines, natural wines, biodynamic wines, Tyler Colman, Dr. Vino
summer wines
Thirsty for some wines appropriate for warmer weather, we asked Tyler Colman, author of the award-winning wine blog
DrVino.com, for some suggestions. Here are Colman\'s picks for six natural wines to be enjoyed all summer long.
Clos Roche Blanche
Clos Roche Blanche, organic wines, natural wines, wines for summer
clos roche blanche
This family-run winery in the Loire region of France has farmed\r\norganically for more than thirty years. The reds (mostly cabernet\r\nfranc) and white (sauvignon blanc) have a delicious vitality and are\r\nabsurd values at around $15.
Albert Mann
Albert Mann, organic wines, natural wines, wines for summer
albert mann
Biodynamic and organic since 1997, Albert Mann produces tasty\r\naffordable white wines from Alsace. The gewurztraminer (bottled with a\r\nscrew cap) is a great match for spicy food; the sparkling pinot blanc\r\ndelivers vivacious bubbles for less than entry-level Champagne.
Cooper Mountain
Cooper Mountain, natural wines, organic wines, wines for summer
cooper mountain organic wine in bottle
This certified organic and biodynamic producer from the Willamette\r\nValley in Oregon makes a zesty pinot gris ($15) and a juicy pinot noir\r\nfrom the Mountain Terroir ($45).
Chateau d\'Oupia
Chateau d\'Oupia, organic wines, natural wines, wines for summer
Chateau d\'Oupia
A toothsome value from Minervois in the Languedoc, this one is organic. The red ($11) has\r\nrefinement and pairs perfectly with grilled meat; the rose ($13) is a\r\nsummer treat.
Porter Creek
Porter Creek, natural wines, organic wines, wines for summer
porter creek
An undiscovered gem from the Russian River Valley in Sonoma that makes\r\nalluring pinot noir, particularly the biodyanmically grown Fiona Hill\r\nVineyard ($40).
Ocone
organic wines, natural wines, Ocone, wines for summer
ocone
Ocone produces wines from Campania from indigenous grape varieties\r\nusing biodynamic farming. Be sure to check out the white Falanghina del\r\nTurbano and the red Aglianico del Turbano to satisfy your needs while\r\ndining on the deck.\r\n
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