Wine Reviews
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The winery occupies 150 acres of the 5000-acre Castiglion del Bosco estate, which was founded almost 400 years ago and is today part of...
Yet another classy offering of the winery flagship, and from a year where fire prevented many area producers from making red wine. It has...
Winemaker Alex Holman had to be glad to see the 2021 vintage come to a close with none of the issues that the previous...
Michael Shaps has been a trend setter in the Virginia wine scene for many years and his Blanc de Franc is another example of...
Barboursville Vineyards is a Virginia staple, putting out numerous high-quality wines within their portfolio. This Vermentino is done in a simple, dry style and...
This is made from several vineyards within the Dundee Hills. The fruit is 100% destemmed, and the juice is fermented via native yeasts. With...
Some lees stirring adds to the deep yellow color and the tannic textural impression of this Vermentino, and the granitic soils of Gallura yield...
Established in 2011, Alheit Vineyards has quickly established itself in the top rank of South African wine producers. Chris and Suzaan Alheit have focused...
Chablis is perhaps the most distinctive of all Chardonnay wines. Drawn from well-sited slopes on the famous Kimmeridgian soils of the village, Chablis, especially...
Although newer vintages of this wine have been released, Riesling lovers are well-advised to seek out the 2019 bottles that are still available —...
The Carneros region of Sonoma, and Napa for that matter, is cooler because it abuts San Pablo Bay, which funnels cool Pacific Ocean air...
This small batch (200 cases made) Chardonnay highlights the estate’s unique volcanic Darow soil. The 2019 harvest was slightly later than normal. The juice...