Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Within the Sancerre appellation, the commune of Chavignol stands out for the intensity of its wines. Sauvignon Blancs from Chavignol rank among the most...
Founded in 2003, Matthiasson Wines is a farm-forward, husband-and-wife team based out of Napa, California. The Matthiassons consider themselves farmers above all. Their combined...
The “Ode to Lulu” Rosé features a blend of 60% Mourvedre, 35% Grenache, and 5% Syrah. Ode to Lulu is Bedrock Wine Company’s love...
Not everything burned down in Napa Valley in 2020 as some reports might have you believe, as this delicious Merlot testifies. It opens with...
Seeing a Cabernet that’s still available from the producer when nearing 13 years of age is quite surprising, but then, many wine lovers in...
Here’s a lesson in a bottle about reading too much into the alcohol content on the label. This bottle weighs in at 14.9%, but...
Solid varietal character, bold structure and layered aromas and flavors for thirteen bucks? And usually obtainable at a discount? I would say that is...
This red wine from Texas has a lot going for it. Among its many charms it offers a smooth texture plus easygoing tannins and...
Rosé wines have been electrically popular in the last few years with entire brunch sessions and wine tastings dedicated to their honor. Born saw...
The first winery registered in the Priorat region, Celler Cecilio is family-owned and has been producing wines since 1942. This wine is a blend...
I have been told that Lambrusco is that rare sparkling wine that also serves as an everyday table wine as well. In this instance,...
In the 1980s, when most California wineries were still intrigued with 100% varietals, winegrowers and critics alike would describe a wine’s flavor as being...