Tag Archives: Breaux Vineyards

Breaux Palate

December 23, 2010

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Breaux Palate

I usually steer clear from writing about wines that are released only to club members, in other words, not released to the general public.  But there are exceptions, and today’s wines were too good not to share.  Jennifer Breaux Blosser, Sales and Hospitality Director for Breaux Vineyards, sent me 4 wines only available to their [...]

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Breaux Vineyards 2008 Nebbiolo Ice

September 12, 2010

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Breaux Vineyards 2008 Nebbiolo Ice

A Nebbiolo Ice Wine from Virginia?  I pondered the same question as I received my first pour from Breaux Vineyards in Purcellville, Virginia over a year ago.  First, not many wineries in the state grow and produce Nebbiolo (and by the way, Breaux produces a fabulous varietal Nebbiolo wine that I highly recommend).  Second, I [...]

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DrinkLocalWine.com 2010 Conference: Twitter Tweet-Up

May 2, 2010

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DrinkLocalWine.com 2010 Conference:  Twitter Tweet-Up

A few weeks prior to the DrinkLocalWine.com conference, a few of us tossed around the idea of a Twitter Tweet-Up in Virginia.  Jennifer Breaux Blosser, Director of Sales and Hospitality at Breaux Vineyards, jumped on board and rolled out the red carpet for our small group this past Saturday.  Anyone who follows my blog, knows [...]

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Breaux Vineyards 2002 Merlot Reserve

September 24, 2009

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Before I recap my trip to Virginia and Maryland this past week, I wanted to catch up on a few wine reviews from my previous trip to Virginia.  Tonight’s review features the 2002 Reserve Merlot from Breaux Vineyards.  A perennial favorite and one of the top producers in the state, Breaux Vineyards is located in [...]

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Breaux Vineyards

July 8, 2009

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Whenever I visit Northern Virginia, there are three wineries that are must visits.  One of those, Breaux Vineyards, is located in Purcellville, VA on the Loudoun Wine Trail.  Easily one of the most picturesque wineries in Virginia with sweeping views of the valley between the Blue Ridge and Short Hill Mountains.  The 404 acre estate [...]

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