Wine Reviews
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If you are still put off by the idea of a non-cork closure on a wine in this price range, this screw cap offering...
A recent vertical tasting of 2-Hawk’s Malbec was a real eye-opener. The 2018 reviewed earlier at WineReviewOnline was impressive, but this vintage came across...
Larry and Jeanine Kuhlken planted their first vineyard in the Texas Hill Country in the early 1990s. In 2005, the next generation, David and...
Making a sparkling wine requires capturing the bubbles that occur during the fermentation process. Petillant Naturel, which translates to "naturally sparkling wine” from French,...
Telmo Rodriguez has been exploring Spain wine regions since the early 1990s, finding and restoring old vines and varieties. Twenty years ago, he became...
Katherine Inman continues to add elegance and complexity to her vintage luxury blends, including this just-released Extra Brut Luxe. Inman has also become more...
One problem with the success of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc is that they are so ubiquitous that some are underpriced. That’s the case with this...
Vouni Panayia’s Alina is 100% Xynisteri from 70-year-old bush vines. Xynisteri is the most planted white variety on the island of Cyprus. Like Sauvignon...
Oremus is one of the most widely known wineries in Tokaji. The Alvarez family acquired the property in 1993, and yes, that’s the family...
The name Alta Mora translates to “High, Black,” representing Mt. Etna’s great heights and dark soils. This is a beautiful expression of the Sicilian...
When blind tasting Tempranillo from Southern Oregon, I sometimes wonder if someone is messing with me by including a Bordeaux. Here’s a Tempranillo that...
Coming from the difficult, low yielding, fire-plagued 2020 vintage that was salvaged by a cool September, this small batch Grenache was co-fermented with 16%...