Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
With this charming, food friendly and simply delicious white wine, Elena Walch has done it again. This time she presents us with a Pinot...
Rivata’s Barbaresco is a steal at $22. It offers a traditional flavor profile with sour cherry, cranberry, prune, tobacco leaf, and baked fig with...
I don’t see a lot of high-quality Riesling coming from Italy. Falkenstein’s south-facing vineyards sit just over two-thousand feet above sea level giving them...
The D’Angelo winery sits just to the East of Monte Vulture, an enormous extinct volcano. Monte Vulture towers over the region and its eruption...
When it comes to quality red wines for the price, the smart money is on Chile. There are many wineries in the game, but...
From a vineyard within the Donnybrook sub-region, this Shiraz comes with all of the swagger its name implies, but shows just enough complexity to...
Winemaker Ryan Stirm has created a pleasing, light-bodied red with red cherry, cranberry, raspberry fruit spiced with a touch of black pepper perfect with...
Wine importer Anthony Terlato was credited with introducing Pinot Grigio wines to the U.S. The Pinot Grigio grape (also known as Pinot Gris) is...
Romain Collet grew up in a family that has been growing and tending wine grape vines in the Chablis region of Burgundy since the...
I remember touring Villa Maria’s gigantic winery outside of Auckland in 2005 and first getting the revelation that large-scale winemaking (also know disparagingly as...
Each time I reread the saga of the Bournet-Lapostolle family, first in France and then in Chile, it reminds me of the magic realism...
Domaine Henri Cruchon rests on the shores of Lac Léman (also known as Lake Geneva), west of Lausanne in French-speaking Vaud, Switzerland. Chasselas (Chas-a-la)...