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To learn more, visit their website at: www. By using this website, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions of use. An Unexpected Pairing When Dave Matthews and Sean McKenzie first met, they realized they had a few things in common, like a passion for making wine at least as strong as their passion for drinking it.

See all the new Recipes from the Road. Learn More ». May 28, Dave Matthews Live from his living room! A while back, the noodle-legged troubadour teamed with winemaker Sean McKenzie to launch Dreaming Tree , a line of sustainability minded vino that officially places Matthews alongside other celebrity wine-hawkers like Guy Fieri , Francis Ford Coppola , and the dude from Tool.

With the wine all but assuredly becoming a mainstay of pre-show parking lot parties and the fridges of people whose friends buy them last-minute wine gifts at Target, we decided it was time to get our hands on Dave's signature wines. But since we know about as much about wine as we do the words to a deep-cut Lilywhite Sessions track, we enlisted sommelier Mandy Woodward of Los Angeles' Otium to taste and asses them.

Woodward -- an award-winning somm who, for the record, has no real opinions about DMB -- led us through a tasting of Dreaming Tree's five wines, offering up flavor notes along the way.

Here's how they stack up, from worst to best. Flavor notes: Sugar, moderate acidity, sugar, fruit, sugar. But then she took a sip of the red blend. This is an abomination. This should not exist," Woodward winced. The problem is mostly with the fact that it's loaded with residual sugars, which completely throw off the aromatics and also generally lead to people's complete misunderstanding of wine.

For Woodward, the animosity toward this wine seemed personal. There's no residual sugar or a barely perceptible amount of residual sugar," Woodward said. Flavor notes: Buttered popcorn, oak possibly oak chips , toast, ripe apple. The verdict: The weakest of Dave's white wines, the chardonnay is still a massive step up from the red blend. Search for " ". Search Wine. The Dreaming Tree. An exciting collaboration between musician Dave Matthews and seasoned Expand Content Minimize Content.

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