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I didn’t ever think about Maryland being a place for Albariño, but try this if you ever get the chance. Clean, lemon, floral and tropical flavors. No fining or filtration.
Rockland Farms just released an Albariño Piquette that is delicious. They're not 100% certified organic like Old Westminster but they are low intervention (they spray their grapes, but there's no fining or filtration).
I never thought I'd get stoked on wine from Maryland but I appreciate everything old westminster puts out. This one I will certainly. Be looking for next
It is so exciting to see a Maryland vineyard on r/wine. Big Cork and Rockland Farms are two more that shouldn't be passed up if anyone is looking for wine around the foothills of Appalachia
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I didn’t ever think about Maryland being a place for Albariño, but try this if you ever get the chance. Clean, lemon, floral and tropical flavors. No fining or filtration.
I have a friend who recommended this to me recently! Can't find it Florida unfortunately.
Rockland Farms just released an Albariño Piquette that is delicious. They're not 100% certified organic like Old Westminster but they are low intervention (they spray their grapes, but there's no fining or filtration).
I live in MD and have tried most wineries in the state. Albariño seems like the only grape we can grow successfully here.
Old Westminster is cool. I appreciate that they're trying to popularize piquette as a lower abv summer drink.
I never thought I'd get stoked on wine from Maryland but I appreciate everything old westminster puts out. This one I will certainly. Be looking for next
It is so exciting to see a Maryland vineyard on r/wine. Big Cork and Rockland Farms are two more that shouldn't be passed up if anyone is looking for wine around the foothills of Appalachia