Wine Reviews
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In music, a tritone is the interval that is halfway between the root and the octave. It is sometimes referred to as “the devil’s...
As the vibe turns to colored leaves, chilly temps and shorter days, you can still grab a little taste of summer in a glass...
Don’t let the squat packaging fool you — this is a big bomber of a wine from the heel of the boot in southern...
Rock Ferry’s 3rd Rock Marlborough Chardonnay captures the style that drove my interest in New Zealand Chardonnay years ago. Unlike other regions, New Zealand...
The decision to hold this wine for a late release was a wise one. It shows real "Super Tuscan” flair regardless of its Napa...
The finale in a set from Dutton Estate to cross my desk, this wine shows why some producers (thankfully) just can’t quit Syrah. Though...
Oklahoma isn’t the only place where the wind comes sweeping down the plain — the Texas panhandle gets more than its fair share. Still,...
The gang at Opolo can do more than Zinfandel, as evidenced by this Maestro bottling. Wildflowers are bold in the bouquet, with ripe strawberry,...
As is typical for this bottling, there is plenty of wood spice, but it will integrate well with a little bottle aging as previous...
Finger Lakes Riesling is a treat when it is as well-made as this one. Keuka Lake Vineyards lies just north of Hammondsport on...
The Chambourcin grape is a complex hybrid developed by Johannes Seyve in France and first commercialized in 1963. Chambourcin is a promising, but largely...
The 2022 vintage in the Finger Lakes was warm and dry and resulted in low yields in the vineyards but intense flavors in the...