Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
If you are a fan of acid driven, moderately oaked Chardonnay, like I am, you will appreciate La Follette’s “Los Primeros” for its layered...
Greg La Follette may be known as a Pinot Noir master, but you will agree that Chardonnay is an equal on his resume after...
It is always great to find a crowd-pleasing Pinot Noir at a wallet pleasing price that delivers layered aromas, a rich mid palate and...
Heintz Vineyard is near Occidental in the cool southern reaches of Russian River Valley, and this Pinot Noir does a fine job of showing...
I reviewed the 2011 version of this wine a couple of weeks ago, and this latest offering, though made by a new winemaker, shows...
The Colli Berici are hills that rise up from the alluvial plain south of Vicenza and east of Soave. Vines have been grown in...
This bright, mid-weight Tempranillo-based wine is a pleasure to drink now. Fresh and lively, it is fruity, but not too fruity, and carries its...
Nero d’Avola remains Sicily’s most widely planted wine variety, and here’s a version made by a winery that was founded in, hold on…1469. Today’s...
The story of Poggio Anima begins with a collaboration between a wine producer, Riccardo Campinoti of Le Ragnaie in Montalcino and his U.S. importer,...
Alpha Estate was created by winemaker Angelos Iatridis, and viticulturist Makis Mavridis. They farm 140 hectares (345.9 acres) divided into 92 separate blocks, which...
The Moulin de Gassac wines were developed by the folks at Mas de Daumas Gassac to create readily approachable wines at affordable prices using...
The different spelling of the name (where, and whether, the apostrophe shows up) and his love of Petite Sirah were what distinguished the late...