Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Spring of 2021was relatively mild but the summer was hot and very dry (bud break here was almost two weeks ahead of the cooler...
Inspired by the iconic 100 percent Grenache of Chatenautef-du Pape’s Chateau Rayas, Daniel Landi and Fernando García created the Comando G label in 2008. ...
One taste of this sublime Pinot will have you immediately coming back for more. It rumbles out of the glass with high-toned perfume notes...
La Rioja Alta is one of Rioja’s top producers. Their Viña Ardanza, an exquisite blend of Tempranillo (80%) and Garnacha, brings both red fruit...
With wines like this one Portugal is poised to supply the world with satisfying wines at good prices. A blend of four red grapes,...
When you run across a wine at this price that’s this enjoyable, it makes you smile. This bright and juicy mid-weight wine has an...
Light and fresh, Le Cesolina is just what you want with Valpolicella. Don’t misinterpret the light and fresh moniker to mean vapid. Not at...
Before Seña, Almaviva, Clos Apalta, or Viñedo Chadwick appeared on the scene, there was Don Melchor, standing head and shoulders above every other Chilean...
The Gaja Winery was founded by Giovanni Gaja in 1859 and has been owned and operated by five generations of the Gaja family. In...
The house that Pinot Gris built does more than just Pinot Gris on the white side of the house. King Estate’s budget friendly Willamette...
One of the pleasures of working with wine competitions is seeing new things that are going on in the wine world at large, and...
This is exactly what fans of the Sonoma Coast are looking for when it comes to Pinot Noir. A mix of red and black...