Babbo Proseco

Sweeter than the Charles de Fere sparkling wine.

Purchased at Chesapeake Wines
Price: ~$17

Charles de Fere: Blanc de Blancs

I forgot what this tasted like, but it was dry and crisp. Affordable, I wish I had orange juice.

Purchased at Chesapeake Wines
Price: ~$12

Clairette de Die Jaillance

I know I'm breaking the rules here. This is a sparkling wine. However, for those who do not like dry champagnes, this is an excellent choice. It is my de facto standard when I'm in MD. It is a little sweet due to the muscat grape. I wouldn't dare use this for mimosas. It's great without it.

Purchased at Chesapeake Wines
Price: ~$19

Solomon's Island Mist

Blueberry Pinot Noir
Black Rasberry Merlot
Although both bottles are made in Maryland and appeared to be interesting, these $12 wines are a sham. At 6.5% alcohol, these are fruit juices and really lack any complexity. They were too sweet and even my parents-in-law didn't enjoy them. Never again.

Errazuriz 2004 Merlot Cabernet Sauvignon

Medium bodied and needs time to open.

Product of Chile
Paid 355 pesos (~ $33 UDS) for 750 mL @ Hotel Villa Del Sol (Room service)
Suggested by Antonio (his favorite)

Chalone Pinot Noir

Whether or not, Forbes ranks Chalone Vineyards highly in the top 25 American Pinot Noirs, I enjoyed this bottle.

The Big Red Monster

Although initially intrigued with the label, not impressed with this table wine.