Wine Reviews
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Figgins winery, founded by winemaking legend Gary Figgins, has deep roots in Washington’s wine scene. The Figgins’ Estate is a 32-acre single-vineyard project to...
Abeja founders Ken and Ginger Harrison came to Walla Walla Valley in the late 1990s and restored an old farm while establishing their vineyards. ...
The Brajkovich family moved from their home in Croatia to New Zealand in 1937. They settled near the capitol city of Auckland where they...
According to Ian D’Agata, in Native Wine Grapes of Italy, “Fiano is perhaps Italy’s greatest native white grape.” He also considers Luigi Moio, producer...
If you, like so many of us these days, are ready for a break from oaky, heavy California wines, check out this 2021 Chardonnay. ...
With its citrusy flavors enhanced by delicate floral back-notes this white wine is refreshing indeed. Hints of earthiness and minerality on the palate subtly...
This is Structure Cellars’ first Chardonnay, and it is a winner. Brian Grasso sourced the fruit from the Frenchman Hills Vineyard in Washington’s Royal...
Many American wineries will produce a wine from a grape variety that is not in keeping with either the bulk of their portfolio or...
The Wachau region along the Danube west of Vienna is well known for its elegant, yet structured, Grüners and Rieslings, and Domäne Wachau is...
Mastroberardino is one of the historically significant names in Italian wine. Their 2021 Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio Rosso entry-level selection highlights the distinctive personality...
Whether Merlot will ever fully return to its glory days of the late 1980s and early 1990s remains to be seen, but in terms...
A project begun in 2019 to make use of unexpected excess production, “Involuntary Commitment” is the brainstorm of Chris Carmada, the person behind the...