Wine Reviews
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This wine is already stupendously good — so striking in its excellence that I worry that it will make my already gaudy score look...
Although this was notably woody and tight when first opened, it opened and broadened very impressively with an hour’s worth of aeration, and got...
This Gran Reserva from the accomplished house of Ramōn Bilbao is really a wine for the cellar—at least according to my taste preference. It...
I haven’t tasted the wines from this house for several years, but loved my reunion with this 2016 Reserva. It seems significantly less traditional...
Bernhard Ott’s family began making wine in 1889. He took over the winery in 1993 with the aim of producing premium quality wines. He...
Unico Zelo places themselves in the “New Australia” camp of winemakers, using new-to-Australia varieties, sustainable practices, natural yeast, and vegan friendly wines. Their adventure...
This Jura is anything but your mother’s Chardonnay. The wine is complex and oxidized with bruised apple, pear, almond skin, dried white flowers, and...
This wine caught my eye recently when a local retailer featured it at the deeply discounted $14.99 price. A few days later invino.com featured...
Longtime vineyard owners who for decades sent their fruit off to the local coop, the Sire family decided to venture into winemaking in 1990. ...
To me the Santa Lucia Highlands is an almost magical place, especially for its isolated, rugged terrain but also for its Pinot Noirs (though,...
This wine got a huge boost from some air time, so decant well to release solid Syrah characteristics of blackberry, blueberry and raw meat. ...
Yet another 2021 Central Coast region wine that drips with quality and deliciousness. The proceeding begin with floral aromas over layers of apple and...