Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
This quinta began producing Port in 1872, but was not legally allowed to bottle table wine under its own name until 1986 when DO...
Masciarell’s Montepulciano d’Abruzzo 2020 is a medium-bodied red wine that is mellow and comfortably dry, with an easygoing texture and laid back yet energizing...
From a site renowned for bold, fruity character comes yet another full throttle Zinfandel. Jeff Runquist has been working with Cooper Vineyard from many...
Light and lively, Jour de Soif, or thirst day, is a made-to-drink-young Cabernet Franc. Filled with freshness, dark fruit, crushed rocks, and with an...
Librandi is sort of the Robert Mondavi winery of Calabria, the instep of Italy’s boot-shaped peninsula, a winery that makes multiple wines and has...
Made entirely from Petit Verdot, a variety usually used in Bordeaux for blending, this is a unique single vineyard expression from Uruguay. Ripe black...
Rioja is likely one of the least-known classic regions for fine white wines. However, this has nothing to do with the quality but because...
I am reviewing this bargain-priced beauty again for emphasis since I just tasted it again. This seductive white shows the potential of white wines...
This lively and juicy fruit focused blend of equal parts of Merlot and Cabernet Franc, rounded out with Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec, displays an...
It is said you get what you pay for, and while that’s not a particular rule of thumb when it comes to wine,...
2016 was considered an excellent year for Barolo and finding this wine for $40 makes it a bargain, especially when compared to other Barolos...
The Bichot family has been in the Burgundy area of France since 1350. They got into the wine business in 1831 when Bernard Bichot...