Vince Simmon, Author at Wine Review Online

Fritz Haag, Mosel (Germany) Riesling Trocken 2017

by Vince Simmon | Aug 20, 2024

Located in the heart of Mosel, Fritz Haag has been making wine for over four centuries. The Brauneberg Juffer Sonnenuhr...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 20, 2024

When Drew Bledsoe retired from the NFL, he returned to his hometown of Walla Walla, Washington and began his journey into...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 14, 2024

Iron Horse selected their most fruit-forward Pinot Noir as the centerpiece of their 2019 Rainbow Cuvée. The...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 14, 2024

Ryan Crane founded Kerloo Cellars in 2010 after cutting his teeth in the Washington wine industry. His cult-like...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 14, 2024

I have been a fan of Mark Ryan wines for over a decade. Their notoriety and Washington influence has solidified...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 6, 2024

This is Iron Horse’s Flagship Sparkling wine — sold in a magnum bottle in this instance — from a...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 6, 2024

Rosé has become a wine of choice for picnics, brunch, and is a refreshing drink after any long day. ...

by Vince Simmon | Aug 6, 2024

G.D. Vajra may be best known for their Barolos but, for a fraction of the price, their Langhe Nebbiolo is a strong choice...

by Vince Simmon | Jul 30, 2024

Established in 1974, Domaine de la Pâturie is a 19-hectare vineyard planted on south-east facing hillsides in Jura,...

by Vince Simmon | Jul 30, 2024

Located two hours southwest of Washington DC, Early Mountain has been in my top Virginia wine list for the last half...

by Vince Simmon | Jul 23, 2024

One of Friuli-Venezia Giulia’s largest sub-regions, Friuli Grave is particularly renowned for mineral renditions of...

by Vince Simmon | Jul 23, 2024

Albino Armani has been making wine in Alto Adige for over 400 years. Valdadige DOC’s growing conditions...