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Stina’s Cellars NV Sweet Beginnings, Washington, $16
By Great Northwest Wine on April 18, 2014
Tacoma winemaker Perry Preston’s late-harvest style red from Willard Farms near Prosser creates a mood with tones of pie cherry, coffee, cinnamon, violets and lilac blossoms. While the residual sugar is listed at nearly 6%, a burst of pomegranate acidity creates a blast of cleansing acidity. Suggested pairings are baklava and a cheese plate.
Rating: Recommended
Production: 116 cases
Alcohol: 11%
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