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What I’m Pouring: March 11, 2014

Man Vintner Shiraz (South Africa): Dark reddish purple, fruit forward but not as jammy as Australian Shiraz; black cherry, blackberry, spice, pepper. $10  B
2012 Woop Woop Shiraz (South Australia): Lush and opulent, very fruit-forward, jammy, blueberry/blackberry flavors, fall spices, tar, plum, licorice, smooth tannins, great value. $11  A-
2011 Fournier “Urban Uco” Torrontes (Argentina): Pale yellow straw color, perfume aromas like Gewürztraminer; layers of melon, grapefruit, pineapple, hint of ginger. $13  A-
2012 Hermann J. Wiemer Dry Riesling (Finger Lakes): Lime and floral notes on the palate, with beautiful citrus and minerality on the palate and a long finish. $18  A
2012 Dopff and Irion Crustaces (Alsace): Pale color, easy-going and refreshing; tart lemony citrus, pear, crisp acidity and minerality. Great paired with shellfish (or popcorn!) $9  B+
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About Bill George

Bill George writes the "Bottled & Corked" wine column for curiata.com, with an emphasis on the Finger Lakes region and on wine under $25. He is a Boston Red Sox fanatic, teaches and designs shows for high school marching bands, and is in constant search for laughs. Bill works at the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and lives in Dillsburg with his wife, Jolene; son, Samuel; and Labrador retriever, Sydney.