Wine Reviews
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Producers from all areas are adding dry Rosé wines to their product lists. The 2022 Dogajolo Rosato from Carpineto shows what a good Chianti...
Jadot started this unconventional, by Burgundy standards, bottling with the 2009 vintage to celebrate its 150th anniversary. Contrary to the Burgundy mantra of terroir...
Domaine Gagey in the rectangle at the bottom of the label means that the Gagey family, the longtime directors of Maison Jadot, owns the...
The Marlborough region of New Zealand’s south island is responsible for the acclaim, enthusiasm, and world-wide excitement for that country’s Sauvignon Blanc. That region...
The vineyard blend in the winery’s extensive Pinot Noir line is often the most approachable in its youth. This satisfies on that front, with...
I appreciate a wine that takes you on a journey from beginning to end, and Cuvaison’s Sauvignon Blanc is a great example of the...
Cuvaison’s 2021 Los Carneros Pinot Noir shows vibrancy, weight and silky texture. This has some Carneros crushed rock mineral notes and some stemmy character...
This Rosé of Pinot Noir is made in a light, tart style, with a little peppery edge to it. The bone dry vibe leads...
Here is a saucy style of Rosé that pops dry and refreshing. I haven’t experienced many pink wines made from the Montepulciano grape, and...
Cantina Furlani’s 2021 “Maddie” is 100% Schiava from the foothills of the Dolomites in Trentino. Maddie is an addictive, quaffable, lightly-hued red wine that...
From its humble beginnings in Bordeaux to serving as the star of Chile’s viticultural scene, the Carménère grape has quite the story to tell,...
Rambeaux Pinot Noir is Dusky Goose’s approachable option. Unlike many earth-driven Willamette Valley Pinot Noirs, Rambeaux is fruit-driven with black cherry, cranberry, tart pomegranate,...