Marguerite Thomas, Author at Wine Review Online

Migration, Sonoma Coast (Sonoma County, California) Pinot Noir 2021

by Marguerite Thomas | Mar 15, 2023

The coastal climate and sandy vineyard soils have clearly played a role in the way this tasty Pinot Noir rolls so...

Spring of 2021was relatively mild but the summer was hot and very dry (bud break here was almost two weeks ahead of the...

While California’s 2020 winter tended to be chilly and rainy, spring and summer offered the sort of beautiful sunny...

Nickel & Nickel produces only 100% single variety, single vineyard wines. In this case the focus is on Cabernet...

by Marguerite Thomas | Feb 15, 2023

This Pinot Noir’s attractive rosy-red color sets the mood visually, and its corresponding berry and cherry aromas...

With this charming, food friendly and simply delicious white wine, Elena Walch has done it again. This time she...

The collective name of Pichon’s wines is “Sauvage” which, in French, means “wild” rather...

Crisp, dry, and elegant, this wine is also mouth-wateringly aromatic as it is packed with hints of citrus and stone-fruits...

by Marguerite Thomas | Jan 31, 2023

Sourced from both Spirit Hill Vineyard and Knudsen Vineyard during the warm, dry weather of 2018, the grapes were hand...

by Marguerite Thomas | Jan 31, 2023

Oregon’s Willamette Valley wine country is home to more than 800 vineyards. One sip of Argyle's 2019...

by Marguerite Thomas | Jan 26, 2023

This thoroughly enjoyable big, ripe red wine has layers of juicy, cherry, plum and other dark red summer-fruit flavors...

by Marguerite Thomas | Jan 19, 2023

Bring affordable elegance to the dinner table with a bottle of J. Lohr 2020 Seven Oaks Cabernet Sauvignon, a blend of 89%...