Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Jean Bousquet was the fourth-generation owner of his family’s vineyards and winery in Carcassonne in the south of France. In 1990, he took a...
An appealing white wine that is sippable and straightforward, vibrant and well balanced, Château Pegau is pleasantly dry, with delicate summery fruit flavors (peaches,...
This Brunello di Montalcino Riserva comes from a block planted in 1964 that is the source material for the rest of Il Poggione’s new...
I tasted this wine at a sales presentation (an event surprisingly different than a media presentation — a story for another time) and it...
The examples of this designation in 2017 tend toward the lighter side stylistically thanks to the vintage weather conditions. This wine does so as...
I love wines that manage to reach past the expectation provided by the label demarcation / price combination to deliver something special. This Rosso...
This “baby” super Tuscan blend from Il Poggione is built to offer something softer and perhaps less intimidating in its youth than the house’s...
This Double L Vineyard Syrah is an undersung part of the Morgan lineup in my book, and 2021’s acid profile is more than making...
Not too many outsiders get a crack at the fruit from the famous Monte Rosso Vineyard — a vineyard that is well known for...
This is a lovely, pale Rosé that will be an excellent companion for your summer grill fests. The 2022 Rioja Rosado from Bodegas Muga...
A great Mosel Riesling Kabinett ranks among the most exciting and delightful wines you will ever try. From a top estate, this Kabinett is...
2020 was a ripe vintage for Bordeaux with many wines just arriving in the US market. This is a fine harvest throughout Bordeaux. While...