Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Tannat is the dominant grape in the Uruguayan wine scene. It is a powerful and tannic variety originally from the southwest of France. Don...
Abadía de San Campio – or San Campio Abbey – is Bodegas Terras Gauda’s highest altitude vineyard for Albariño in Rías Baixas. The...
Piedmont is known for Nebbiolo, Barbera, and Dolcetto, but Arneis one of the region’s classic white wines. Arneis almost went extinct in the 1970s...
Whether or not Kathy Joseph makes the best Pinot Noirs on the West Coast from her California and Oregon sources is certainly up for...
Although Fillaboa is a member of the Grandes Pagos de España organization, Galicia does not permit its wineries to apply for the official Vin...
As a writer who has met owners and visited properties, I often want to like a wine a little more than what I taste...
It seems we are seeing ever more Cabernets from Argentina, particularly at the entry level prices that would make them competitive to similar wines...
Unico Zelo is a playful Australian winery, making fun, reasonably-priced wines from mostly traditional Italian varieties. Their 2018 Jade & Jasper Fiano is a...
Usually we think of Cabernet as having mainly black fruit characteristics, but often it comes out of the bottle with more tastes of red...
A lovely, complex wine that shows the benefits of blending grapes source from various venues, in this case Pritchard Hill, St. Helena, and the...
Band of Vintners is a relatively new project from seven friends who initially connected in a tasting group. Their 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon is classically...
Domaine Pierre Gaillard is a relatively new producer in the Côte-Rôtie appellation. The Gaillard is a blend of 90% Syrah co-fermented with 10% Viognier. ...