It was time to open the bottle of Rhubarb wine that we purchased at the Mallow Run Winery yesterday, catch up on that story here. We were interested in the Rhubarb wine after reading about it on the winery website.
It is listed as their number one seller, sweet, but with that unique Rhubarb zing. They recommend pairing the wine with a cheese plate or green salad.
It is unique and delicious! We are having it with Triscuit crackers and we love the sweet Rhubarb taste.
The cork states “work hard, picnic often”
Mallow Run Winery, award winning wines
Roadtirement 
I would not mind giving that a try!
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It is most definitely worth a try. Thanks for the visit and comment. Cheers!
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🙂
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I usually do not like sweet wine, but might give it a try. Wine with cheese and crackers is a winner. I remember many evening sitting under the awning sipping wine and discussing the woes of the world, and solving most of them. Enjoy!
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This wine, while sweet, is one you can sip and really savor. Paired with
crackers and cheese is hard to beat! Thanks for sharing.
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sounds delicious; btw, I am slightly envious of your travelling life style: I moved into my own caravan in my early fifties and worked all over England (short-term contracts), so it was a great way to see the country. Now I am still in the ‘van (I think you’d call it. a small trailer), and stationary on a modest residential site, with shed and a small walled yard. I travel 2x pa. to my native Ger, but without the ‘van. Enjoy what you are doing 🙂
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Thank you for sharing. Your journey cross country while working must have been a real experience. Glad you get to return to your native Germany regularly. We do enjoy getting out again to travel as this danged virus is slowly loosening its grip on the world. Be safe, and be Blessed.
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Rhubarb wine! I’m going to have to get some when I’m up that way this summer.
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By all means make sure you get some. Do you know the area?
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Yeah, though I know north of Indy better than south.
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The Mallow Run is easy to get to, though a bit out in the country. Hope you can make it.
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Hi Maj and Sher, Rhubarb wine sounds wonderful! We are also fans of trying and experimenting with wines. My husband used to make wine years ago. A memorable one was a dandelion wine. You have inspired me to look for some unique local wines. 🙂
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We are glad we have discovered the Rhubarb wine. 😀 It has become one of our favorites! The local winery offers a unique selection and you are supporting local folks too! Win-Win
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Sounds like a mighty fine wine. Next time you are in New Mexico, you need to try Hatch Red and Green Chile wines.
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We look forward to that at some point, hopefully sharing with you guys…
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I’ve tried a lot of different wines, but never rhubarb! I’ll have to keep an eye out for it! Thanks for the recommendation!
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We certainly were not disappointed with this wine!
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Interesting!
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I’m not a fan of rhubarb, but in a wine, hey, maybe.
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Probably worth a try, maybe…
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