I bought a bottle of the "Salmon Run" 2003 riesling in the NH state iquor store
and I was very impressed. This is the first KF wine I every had, tho I have
read about the producer off and on for years. What else from KF is available
and worth trying?
My wife and I drink the moderate priced German wines frequently, also some of
the WA, OR rieslings and Gewurztraminer. The Salmon Run was very pleasant, but
it had what I can only describe as an "American" character, was clearly not a
knock-off of the German or West Coast wines.
Anybody?

"JDTPumps" wrote in message
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I bought a bottle of the "Salmon Run" 2003 riesling in the NH state iquor
store
and I was very impressed. This is the first KF wine I every had, tho I
have
read about the producer off and on for years. What else from KF is
available
and worth trying?
My wife and I drink the moderate priced German wines frequently, also some
of
the WA, OR rieslings and Gewurztraminer. The Salmon Run was very
pleasant, but
it had what I can only describe as an "American" character, was clearly
not a
knock-off of the German or West Coast wines.
Anybody?

"Salmon Run" is actually KF's "value" line; they also offer other releases.
I visited the winery last fall, and was also impressed with their regularly
bottled Riesling and gewurtz; less so by the reds.

Regards,
Dean

"JDTPumps" wrote in message
...
I bought a bottle of the "Salmon Run" 2003 riesling in the NH state iquor
store
and I was very impressed. This is the first KF wine I every had, tho I
have
read about the producer off and on for years. What else from KF is
available
and worth trying?
My wife and I drink the moderate priced German wines frequently, also some
of
the WA, OR rieslings and Gewurztraminer. The Salmon Run was very
pleasant, but
it had what I can only describe as an "American" character, was clearly
not a
knock-off of the German or West Coast wines.
Anybody?

"Salmon Run" is actually KF's "value" line; they also offer other releases.
I visited the winery last fall, and was also impressed with their regularly
bottled Riesling and gewurtz; less so by the reds.

Regards,
Dean

DPM wrote:

"JDTPumps" wrote in message
...

I bought a bottle of the "Salmon Run" 2003 riesling in the NH state iquor

store

and I was very impressed. This is the first KF wine I every had, tho I

have

read about the producer off and on for years. What else from KF is

available

and worth trying?
My wife and I drink the moderate priced German wines frequently, also some

of

the WA, OR rieslings and Gewurztraminer. The Salmon Run was very

pleasant, but

it had what I can only describe as an "American" character, was clearly

not a

knock-off of the German or West Coast wines.
Anybody?


"Salmon Run" is actually KF's "value" line; they also offer other releases.
I visited the winery last fall, and was also impressed with their regularly
bottled Riesling and gewurtz; less so by the reds.


Wow, tis a small world. I had never heard of this winery, but my wife
and I stopped a year ago autumn on our way through the area (she's a
loyal, nay rabid Bully Hill supporter) and stopped by KF. I too liked
the Gewurtz, the Riesling (my wife doesn't drink any F#*#(#* Riesling!);
but I was very curious and think I liked the Rkatsiteli (sp?); in the
Reds I liked the Coho of the Salmon Run series.

DPM wrote:

"JDTPumps" wrote in message
...

I bought a bottle of the "Salmon Run" 2003 riesling in the NH state iquor

store

and I was very impressed. This is the first KF wine I every had, tho I

have

read about the producer off and on for years. What else from KF is

available

and worth trying?
My wife and I drink the moderate priced German wines frequently, also some

of

the WA, OR rieslings and Gewurztraminer. The Salmon Run was very

pleasant, but

it had what I can only describe as an "American" character, was clearly

not a

knock-off of the German or West Coast wines.
Anybody?


"Salmon Run" is actually KF's "value" line; they also offer other releases.
I visited the winery last fall, and was also impressed with their regularly
bottled Riesling and gewurtz; less so by the reds.


Wow, tis a small world. I had never heard of this winery, but my wife
and I stopped a year ago autumn on our way through the area (she's a
loyal, nay rabid Bully Hill supporter) and stopped by KF. I too liked
the Gewurtz, the Riesling (my wife doesn't drink any F#*#(#* Riesling!);
but I was very curious and think I liked the Rkatsiteli (sp?); in the
Reds I liked the Coho of the Salmon Run series.