Wine Reviews
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Viña González Bastías is home to some of the oldest, continuously family-owned País (also known as Mission) vines in the world. Often celebrated as...
Foundi, a small producer established in 1992, crafts just over 4,000 cases of wine annually. Their 2017 Naoussa Xinomavro showcases a remarkable density of...
The 2021 Alcesti Appassinesos, made entirely from Nero d’Avola, is a dependable choice for an everyday, approachable red. It greets you with enticing aromas...
You might be a little confused if you were blind tasting this wine in trying to guess its variety, as it has some of...
Not bad for the entry level tier of The Prisoner lineup, and it reminds me of a decent Medoc-style Sauvignon Blanc blend than it...
There are tons of background to this wine – it claims to be the southernmost winery in the world (around the 45th parallel), and...
I have always in general preferred the Pinot Noirs of Martinborough on the North Island to those from the other side of Cook Strait...
This is a special blend from the Third Growth house of Moulin D’Issan. It is a very charming, approachable blend of 90 % Merlot...
The grapes for this wine were sourced from vines grown on the plateau above the city of Ampuis. Viognier and Roussanne were fermented in...
Winemaker Steffan Jorgensen and his wife Pamela Nunez source their Elqui Valley Syrah from El Maitén, a single vineyard near the coast with full...
Planted more than 5,800 feet above sea level, the 2019 “Tococo” evokes memories of a Northern Rhône Syrah, with layered aromas of black plums...
The 1865 collection from Viña San Pedro takes its name from the year the winery was founded. Smoky grilled meat dominates the nose, with...