Wine Reviews
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Here is a bold Pinot Noir that’s long on aromas and flavors of tart raspberry, fall spice and zippy citrus zest, the latter of...
Domaine du Cellier aux Moines produced a stunning array of 2020 whites. With this one, they achieved a perfect combination of creamy character associated...
Like the unnecessarily heavy bottle, this stunning single-vineyard Malbec is a weighty bold wine but with remarkable balance for its size. This robust wine...
Also made with organically grown grapes, the Veramonte Reserva Pinot Noir is darker and more structured than Alto de Casablanca’s Ritual bottling. It also...
Montagny, a village in the Côte Chalonnaise just south of Burgundy’s famed — and expensive — Côte d’Or has always been an insider’s place...
Over 35 years ago, in 1985, Cloudy Bay put New Zealand wine on the world’s stage with their riveting Sauvignon Blanc. They, more than...
Dog Point’s Sauvignon Blanc has been a favorite of mine since Fred Ek, owner of Ex-Cellars, their importer at the time, introduced me to...
This middle-of-the-road style of Sauvignon Blanc strikes the right balance. A mid-weight wine, it has enough bite and varietal character so you know what...
Most Prosecco sparkling wines from the Veneto region of Italy are made by the Charmat method where the second fermentation that creates the bubbles...
Alvarinho is the Portuguese spelling of the white wine grape, Albariño. Minho is the name of a grape growing region in Vinho Verde...
Philippe Fontaine’s “Cuvée des Lys” is vintage-dated 100% Pinot Blanc, super-rare, and utterly quaffable. Pinot Blanc finds a home in the Côte des Bar...
While Colorado wines have gotten some notice through the decades, whatever notoriety they may have is decidedly not for sparkling Grüner Veltliner. That may...