Wine Reviews
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Here is a delightful pink Prosecco in a pretty package that will be a hit on all fronts when you pay friends a visit. ...
Pellegrino does a masterful job with this light weight Grillo, a white grape indigenous to Sicily. Saline-infused acidity enhances its clean and fresh profile,...
Duca di Salaparuta’s “Sentiero del Vento” is a fresh and breezy Vermentino perfect for cutting through August’s heat and humidity. The barest hint of...
Like the other Trothe bottlings, their plummy Syrah is bold, delivering ripe, black fruit flavors spiced with a hint of black pepper. The velvety...
Weighing in at 14.5 percent stated alcohol, this massive Cabernet still maintains its identity with a panoply of black olive and other savory elements...
Trothe wines come exclusively from Andrews Family Vineyards, which the family has farmed for generations, in the Horse Heaven Hills AVA of Washington State. ...
Most consumers think of red wine when Rioja is mentioned. About ten percent of Rioja’s vineyards are planted to white grapes, so there is...
This is a refreshing white from vineyards overlooking the Bay of Biscay on the Atlantic Coast of northern Spain. Ameztoi is a top estate...
Selvapiana’s Riserva Bucerchiale is 100% Sangiovese from old vines in the Chianti Rufina district, just north of Chianti Classico. This is a consistently fabulous...
Though Syrah has the largest portion of the blend here, it is Grenache that seems to take the lead in the aroma and flavor...
I’ve yet to visit this estate, and don’t know whether those involved consider Bricco Voghera their standard-bearer site, but it sure looks and smells...
I don’t know who the Bronson Bros. are, but I can assure you that you and your “bros” will enjoy this hearty wine from...