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Rosé lovers who seek full-bodied versions can look to Tavel for satisfaction. Domaine Chantepierre is a small producer in the southern Rhône appellations of...
The Barnard family, owners of the stellar Domaine de Chevalier, one of the top estates in Pessac Léognan, owns Clos des Lunes, a property...
Elisabetta Geppetti’s estate, Fattoria le Pupille, is one of the leading producers in the Morellino di Scansano, a DOCG located in southern Tuscany, near...
Verdicchio di Matelica, the smaller and lesser known than Verdicchio di Castelli Jesi, is landlocked, unlike its more famous sibling. Despite its location, paradoxically,...
Though more well known for its red wines, Lirac produces some lively whites, like this one. That it is made from organic biodynamically grown...
The vision statement of Arendsig highlights their goals to produce site-specific, single vineyard wines with minimal winemaking influence. Their “Inspirational Batch 3” is a...
This is just one in the stellar line-up of wines that Mario Zanusso makes at I Clivi. In the right hands — and Zanusso...
Talented and hard-working producers, such as Inama, are resurrecting Soave’s image that was tarnished and virtually destroyed by innocuous swill of the past. Now,...
Frequent WineReviewOnline readers may know I am not a fan of rosés in general because they are often vapid and lack character. Not this...
This family owned and run estate is tucked into the scenic wooded slopes of Tuscany’s Monte Amiata, where it produces a handful of different...
Ken Wright popularized Willamette Valley by making excellent quality Pinot Noirs through the mid-90s and early 2000s. Today, Willamette Valley is known as one...
Papapietro Perry’s vibrant Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir shows bright red cherry-like flavors as opposed to the darker fruit character of the one from Nunes...