Wine Reviews
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This Pinot Noir’s attractive rosy-red color sets the mood visually, and its corresponding berry and cherry aromas and flavors are pleasurable indeed. Tasters who...
Yet another seemingly obscure variety, Inzolia I found out has long grown in Sicily and until recently was primarily a table grape and sometimes...
Dalla Terra has specialized over the years in representing good-quality-for-price Italian family wineries spread out across that peninsula. In bringing out its own Barolo,...
Scott Becker and Benoit Touquette took over Napa’s Realm Cellars a dozen years ago and are now making extraordinary wines. The 2019 Tempest is...
Hailing from the sprawling wine region of Rías Baixas, which touches the Atlantic Ocean in northwest Spain, this Albariño has a radiant straw-yellow core...
Produced by the esteemed Paul Hobbs, who has wineries on four continents. Hobbs founded his Mendoza winery, Viña Cobos, in 1999, and Felino is...
I am a fan of Cuvaison’s propensity for small lot, highly stylized takes on popular varieties. This Merlot shows the rich, full throttle side...
There are still plenty of fans of heavily oaked Chardonnay out there, so much so that some producers are leaving hints on the labels...
The Godello grape is grown most notably in the region of Valdeorras in northwestern Spain. When well-made, it offers a combination of fruit and...
Castello di Amorosa’s Napa Valley Sangiovese continues to carry bold stylistic markers in 2019, with ripe black cherry, soft herbs and deep oak spice...
The Château de la Ragotière Muscadet de Sèvre et Maine is a refreshing white from vineyards in the Pays Nantais – where the Loire...
As more and more varietally labeled examples of Petit Verdot come to market, I can’t help but be reminded of singles bars, where slicked-backed...