Wine Reviews
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Originally from the Languedoc, Terret Noir has seldom been made on its own, most often blended with Grenache or its fellow family members, Terret...
From 2/3rd of an acre, this is the winery’s 4th Bourboulenc release, and it is wonderfully unusual. Medium straw in color, it offers an...
While typically light-bodied, Tramin Kellerei’s Schiava is a more-refined version for this pleasant, quaffing style northern Italian red. Pale colored with a tangy, slightly...
Somewhere out there lurks a bunch of Grinches that have been trying for years to steal Beaujolais Nouveau and block the third Thursday in...
With lots of tangy red berry aromas, San Pedro’s Cabo de Hornos Cabernet is very lyrical and silky but still substantial on the palate. ...
A blend of 82% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Cabernet Franc, 7% Syrah and 2% Carmenère, the wine is quite lively and a bit juicy. It...
Biodynamically grown and aged for just 9 months in used barriques, this is a wine that’s evidently intended to display pure primary fruit —...
This historic property was acquired by Bodegas Muriel several years ago, and after a period of restoration, is evidently on track to regain a...
Equal parts Cinsaut, Zinfandel, and Carignan blend into a stunning effort from this small production passion project of Tegan and Olivia Passalacqua. By day,...
Suertes Del Marqués is producing some of Spain’s most sought-after wines on the largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife. The winery currently makes three...
The 2022 Sommet Doré Sancerre is a lovely high-acid and citrus-forward Sauvignon Blanc bursting forth with aromas of citrus fruits, tart white peach, green...
Excellent, deep color with an aroma of raspberries, lovely baking spices and floral notes. On the palate it offers vibrant flavors of spices and...