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Gretchen Neuman
VinoVerve Editor
Big Terra Red
This is a wine that I got from the Fox Valley Winery wine club. Confusingly, it is advertised as “Red” while it appears to made of 100% Cabernet Sauvignon. And as a California Red Wine when it is made and sold (only) in Illinois. By Fox Valley Winery. But grown in the Snows Lake Vineyard. And sold under Big Terra Winery.
Whah?
On the other hand, it was tasty albeit very dry, with a slight peppery taste.
Hey?! Does this count towards my Northern Illinois Wine Trail adventures? I think it does.