About the Wine: The Brotherhood Winery is the oldest continuously operated winery in America, having managed to stay open through prohibition making sacramental wine. They have traditionally focused on sweet wines made from grape varietals such as Concord, Catawba, and Niagra and did not start making traditional varietals until the 1980s.
About THIS Wine: In the glass it is blood red and has a distinct, clear rim. Jammy cherry dominates the nose but hints of currant and leather are also present. The cherry delivers on the palate along with mild spice. The finish is slightly creamy with lingering fruit and spice.
Drinking This Wine: This makes decent sipping wine and would also go well with beef and rice or with heavier poultry dishes.
Overall Impression: There is nothing spectacular here, but the wine is good. It is reasonable for the price.
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