Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Fié Gris is another name for Sauvignon Gris in the Loire Valley of France. It is a color mutation of Sauvignon Blanc, so its...
Orange wines have gained in acceptance and popularity over the last 10 years, although I still hear people ask if Orange wines are made...
A pleasant organic wine – a “little big wine” with slightly pungent aromas, rich flavors of dark raspberries for such a lean body and...
Matsu, which in Japanese means "to wait," is a tribute to all the wine growers who, for generations, have devoted their efforts, wisdom, respect,...
In the world sub-culture of allocated wines, it can be difficult to distinguish between the producers that are mere trend followers from the those...
Morgan’s Highland bottling for 2022 contains 46% estate fruit from the Double L Vineyard, (which gets its own bottling) and other Santa Lucia Highlands...
This bottling was a hit with my blind tasting group, tying for most first place votes with another Morgan offering — the 2022 “Highland”...
The 2022 Badenhorst “Secateurs” Chenin Blanc is exceptional in this vintage. The relatively dry climate and difficult growing conditions in Swartland yield wines with...
It is becoming more common to see dry Rosés from northern Italian producers – a trend Rosé lovers should applaud. Ioppa’s 2022 Rusin Rosato...
Sauvignon Blancs from the Loire Valley appellation of Sancerre have seen a resurgence in popularity in the past few years, and this wine shows...
It is no surprise that Duca di Salaparuta, one of Sicily’s leading producers, makes a delightful wine from Grillo, one of Sicily’s indigenous white...
Chilean Pedro Ximénez is not a variety seen frequently on U.S. wine lists, and it is why this wine immediately piqued my interest. Sourced...