Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
“State Street" is the new second label from Jaffurs, the Rhône wine variety specialist based in Santa Barbara County. The “State Street” roster consists...
The 2018 vintage in the area around Alba — including Barbaresco, Barolo and Roero, most notably — was one that has become known for...
This is wonderfully open and aromatic for a Barolo from this vintage, and flavorful and accessible in texture too — at least for now. ...
This is consistently one of Spain’s best wines. Although dozens of others are more expensive, the number that are better, more consistent, and enjoyable...
Anyone who believes that the only superb wines from the Chianti Classico district are ones with the words “Riserva” or “Gran Selezione” tacked onto...
This is showing beautifully already, and though we’re approaching four years since the grapes came off the vine, in Barolo terms this is just...
If you take a sip of Dry Creek Sauvignon Blanc and close your eyes while you roll the wine around in your mouth, you...
Maison Louis Bernard, headquartered today in Gigondas, was founded in 1976 in the heart of the Southern Rhône Valley. This refreshing white wine offers...
McKahn Family Cellars, founded in 2014, focuses on site-specific, Rhône variety wines. Their Viognier is sourced from Catie’s Corner, a certified sustainable and fish...
Prospice makes elegant wines that somehow find ways to push complexity and intrigue into each bottle. Their Viognier is full of bright, vibrant fruit...
Prospice is a small artisanal winery based out of Walla Walla, Washington. Their wines captured my attention a few months ago and I’ve been...
Planted in 1964, the Nielson Vineyard is the oldest in the County. It was purchased by Ken Brown of Byron in 1989 and it...