Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Assyrtiko is a Greek grape that makes wonderful, high-acidity wines on the Island of Santorini. In 2012, second generation family winemaker Peter Barry grafted...
Beaujolais is my favorite summer red wine choice. Its flavors are bright enough to be enjoyed with a chill, it has enough acidity to...
Nestled between Vacqueyras and Gigondas, two formidable Southern Rhône appellations, Beaumes-de-Venise is home to classic Rhône red wines. Domaine de Durban’s Beaumes-de-Venise is Grenache...
Always one of the biggest big ones when it comes to Paso Robles Zinfandel, the Mountain bottling drives with intention. Raisin box aromas (imagine...
Always delicious in every vintage, J. Lohr’s 2019 Signature seems to have hit a new gustatory apex. Dark as the midnight sky, the wine’s...
Fumé Blanc was one of Ferrari-Carano’s first wines to hit the market and it made a big splash. And in many ways it became...
The J. Lohr ten to twenty dollar value train keeps on chuggin’ along with the 2021 South Ridge Syrah. It offers solid varietal characteristics...
Cabernet Franc must be very happy in the high altitude vineyards in the Gualtallary region of Tupungato district of the Uco Valley in Mendoza. ...
Luis Seabra has been at the center of a cultural shift in Portuguese winemaking, leading a movement of young winemakers reclaiming historical vineyards, grape...
While I like white wines of all weights and textures, I’ll have to admit I often prefer the leaner, more minerally presentation of everyday...
Named for Gaia, the Greek goddess of the earth, Domaine Bousquet’s Red Blend differs from vintage to vintage depending upon the quantity and quality...
Lopez de Heredia is one of Spain’s most esteemed and iconic producers. The winery was founded in 1877 by Rafael López de Heredia y...