Wine Reviews
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This is wildly expressive in aromatic terms at this point in its development, with some striking, borderline barnyard, old cask notes that never step...
Residents of the gorgeous Alto Adige region in northernmost Italy are fiercely loyal to Schiava, and rightly so, as it is one of the...
Approaching five years of age, this lovely wine grown on the slopes of Sicily’s Mount Etna is fresh and silky smooth. It is made...
In a contemporaneous review for a Trump wine, I note my thoughts on separating wine reviews from political views. OK, this winery is owned...
The name Arneis, which translates as “little rascal,” is a reference to the grape’s sometimes challenging behavior in the vineyard. But by the time...
DeLille Cellars sources their fruit from some of the best vineyards in Washington. Their Minuit’s 70% Malbec is sourced from Red Willow and Quintessence...
DeLille Cellars is easily one of the top producers in Washington State and their wines are a favorite in my book. Their Chaleur Blanc...
After producing some of the Finger Lakes’ best Riesling for over a decade, Forge Cellars maked their first Chardonnay. The fruit is sourced from...
Started in 1999, Syncline is located along the Columbia River in the Columbia Gorge AVA. The winery was built in 2003 and 17 acres...
Planted in the early 1980s, Klipsun is one of the big names today in single vineyard Cabernet, and this rendition from Soléna should validate...
In the early 1970s Cavatappi encouraged Mike Sauer of Red Willow to plant Nebbiolo along with other Italian varieties. That was the first Nebbiolo...
I like to have a bottle of Moscato d’Asti like this one from Paolo Saracco on hand to complete dinner. Its yummy aromas and...