
‘Ulster American’ Is a Bawdy Send Up of Progressive Pieties — and an Irreverent Inquiry Into Irishness
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|Its ability to translate terroir makes Blaufränkisch Austria’s version of Pinot Noir, but with its own distinct perfume and spice note.

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