Rebecca Murphy, Author at Wine Review Online

Prats & Symington, Douro DOC (Portugal) 2018

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 31, 2023

About ten years ago I became aware of delicious dry red wines for less than $20 from the Douro Valley in Portugal, best...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 24, 2023

Winemaker Elena Brooks became acquainted with wine making from an early age. She was born in Bulgaria where her mother...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 24, 2023

Jason Schwarz’s parents were grape growers. He studied wine marketing at the University of Adelaide. It...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 24, 2023

A smooth as silk wine with subtle, dusty, Meyer lemon aromas. It is finely textured with citrus, white peach fruit,...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 17, 2023

Take a look at a map of Australia and you will see the region of Victoria on the southeastern tip of the continent, above...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 17, 2023

The Margaret River wine region is on Australia’s western shores surrounded by the Indian and Southern Oceans. ...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 17, 2023

Kilikanoon’s vineyards are located in Clare Valley in South Australia. The climate features warm days and cool...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 11, 2023

Grignolino (pronounced, grin Yoh leano) is a red grape variety from the Monferrato DOC wine region in the Piedmont region...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 11, 2023

Saint Cosme is a negociant line under Château Saint Cosme created in 1997 by owner and winemaker Louis...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 11, 2023

Several years ago I visited the Spanish wine region of Rueda where the primary grape is Verdejo. I was impressed...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 5, 2023

Although I have been working with wine for more years than I choose to calculate, I find that there is always more to learn and...

by Rebecca Murphy | Jan 4, 2023

Saperavi is the most planted wine grape in the country of Georgia. It is a teinturier grape, which has red pulp,...