Wine Reviews
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This presents itself aromatically with a hint of pleasant smokiness, which could be an oak note or conceivably a result of atmospheric conditions, but...
If there was actually a hardworking guy named Domenico as depicted in the label image of this wine, his labors were fruitful at a...
Lagrein? Damn right, Lagrein! The variety remains largely landlocked in the Dolomite portion of the Alps in Italy’s Alto Adige / Südtirol region, and...
This is seriously high-end bubbly. Although some consumers will simply never pony up $72 for anything with bubbles from anywhere outside of Champagne, I...
Campo Viejo is a bodega that turns out some of the highest value wines of any producer in Spain, but this release shows that...
Just to be sure I don’t anger the Queen, my formal designation for this wine botches her full title, which on the label reads,...
Winemaker Chris Eberle brings us this well reined in Zinfandel – one that delivers food friendly acidity and layered aromas and flavors without running...
Adam Carruth’s San Diego winery team has a knack for sourcing, as evidenced by this fine Cabernet. It’s nicely structured, with a healthy yet...
Razzleberry and spice is a good summary of this bottling, just one of the many Zinfandel bottlings Carol Shelton brings us each vintage. The...
Argentina continues to take the lead when it comes to budget friendly Malbec. This offering might jump into your basket in the grocery aisle...
Crisp, dry, and elegant, this wine is also mouth-wateringly aromatic as it is packed with hints of citrus and stone-fruits (peach, nectarine). Chavet’s Menetou-Salon...
The collective name of Pichon’s wines is “Sauvage” which, in French, means “wild” rather than “savage” and refers to the estate’s comparatively hands-off approach...