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[yzeltia]

MiqoMarch 2025 Day 27 Hope

[myvinespot]

This is a delicious sparkler from @LiebCellars; peep the never-ending stream of fine bubbles that are too legit to quit! #SparklingWine #sparkler #TraditionalMethod #ChampagneMethod #PinotBlanc #LiebCellars #LIwine #nywine #NorthFork #LongIsland #wine #wineporn

[kraftymckrafterson]

Guess where Maiden Long Island glitter glasses are?!! Wines By Nature in Wading River! Stop by and shop their delicious selections #winesbynature #lismallbusiness #supportlocalbusiness #wineshop #etsyshop #etsyartists #liartists #holidaygiftshop #mondaymotivation #liwine #customglass #glitterglass #glitterstemware #holidaygiftguide2017 #orderyours #barware #livinyards #locallongisland #maidenlongisland (at Wines by Nature)

[kraftymckrafterson]

Guess where our glitter glasses are?!! Wines By Nature in Wading River! Stop by and shop their delicious selections #winesbynature #lismallbusiness #supportlocalbusiness #wineshop #etsyshop #etsyartists #liartists #holidaygiftshop #mondaymotivation #liwine #customglass #glitterglass #glitterstemware #holidaygiftguide2017 (at Wines by Nature)

[dianepenelope]

Lovely #veranda via @luxurytraveldiary ・・・ Country living & Dreamy vineyards at @nf_guesthouse #newyork #wine #vineyards #luxurytravel #LIwine #longislandwine

[wineabitnf]

This past weekend I had the opportunity to participate in Southold Farm + Cellar’s En Primeur 2016. For those that don’t know, En Primeur is synonymous with “wine futures” and is a method of purchasing wines early while the wine is still in the barrel. I was thrilled when I learned about this event, as Southold Farm + Cellar produces some of the best and most unique wines in the region. It was a privilege to get a sneak peek of what’s to come.

We sampled three of Southold Farm + Cellar’s 2015 Estate and Farm reds.  With a focus on growing “weird” grapes, these releases are a testament to winemaker Regan Meador's commitment to differentiation. With all three wines piquing my interest, I struggled with where to put my money. At the end, I went with the yet-to-be-named teroldego, as this is where Reagan really took a risk. Commonly grown in northern Italy, this is not a grape grown on Long Island or even heard of by many in the region.

Reagan’s passion for winemaking is infectious and I am really excited for the release of these new vintages. I have a ½ case waiting for me. In the meantime, the Spring releases I just picked up will be traveling with me to a wedding in the Outer Banks next week. I cannot wait to try them!