One of my favorite things to do in the summer and fall in my town is to sit on my back deck, with a glass of wine and watch the sun set, listen to the kids play. It leaves me with such a peace. I still am a novice wine drinker and am slowly discovering what types and brands I prefer. I was offered to review Flip Flop wines and really who could turn that down.
Let me tell you about Flip Flop wines first of all. Flip Flop wine currently has 7 distinctively different wines of either white or red. Each bottle has this cute picture (to the right) on the label and on the top of the twist cap. Which is great for saving the rest for later while holding in the flavor. Flip Flop wine makers believe that great tasting wines should break the bank (I for one agree).
I received 3 bottles of wine or review, which were shipped via Fed Ex, packed securely in Styrofoam and snugly in a box. Since these are alcohol the signing individual must show proof of legal age.
The final wine I received was Riesling, a medium sweet to a sweet wine, boiled with peach, apricot and melon. Loved this one as I knew I would, the label tells me is is full of tropical notes and sweet aromas (how can that not sound appealing?). This was was smooth from start to finish, and waiting in my fridge for my next night off. 
