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“Zee stinky, dirty Pinot Noir” (said with comic French accent) is what the nose is all about here, and it gives way to a...
This white is a blend of Moschoudi, also known as Muscat Blanc, and Assyrtiko. The Moschoudi brings in tropical and floral notes ranging from...
With eight years of age on this bottle, it is drinking wonderfully. Vielles Vignes, which translates to “Old Vines,” is the Domaine de la...
As the name alludes to, this wine, a blend of 50% Gewurztraminer and 50% Muscat, is fermented and matured in clay qvevri, a winemaking...
Great wine runs in Dominique Portet’s blood; his father served as the winery and vineyard manager at Chateau Lafite-Rothschild, where Dominique was first introduced...
Chile is at the forefront of producing world-class Cabernet Sauvignon, and VIK is part of a new class of Chilean Cabernets that are...
This Anderson Valley Pinot Noir is the introductory bottling in the Goldeneye line, and it is one that many producers would be proud to...
Here at Wine Review Online, you’ll find a veritable treasure trove of good things to drink every week across a wide range of style...
Fort Ross winemaker Jeff Pisoni opts for a light, bright style here, one that is focused on strawberry and cherry fruit, with moderate oak...
This delightful wine shows that value in Burgundy is alive and well. Owned by the Devillard family, the Château de Chamirey is one of,...
It’s hard to beat Rioja for satisfying mid-weight well-priced reds. Take this delightful example. Conde Valdemar has made a seamless combination of dark fruitiness...
The vast Columbia Valley continues to surprise with its growing number of outstanding values (under $20) in blended red wines. Based in Carlton, Oregon,...