Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Cheverny whites are typically Sauvignon Blanc dominant with a little Chardonnay blended in — this one is 20% Chardonnay. This blending makes them more...
A small family owned winery, Malagon began in 1997 and has access to some of the Valley’s oldest vineyards. For “Equua” the winemaker blends...
Now in its 40th year of winemaking, Cline doesn’t get the respect it deserves. Led by Syrah and Mourvèdre, its Rhône-style wine program is...
I’ve tasted wines from this house over many years, but only see them recently on a hit-or-miss basis. I grabbed this on the fly...
A very good wine from a flat-out great vintage, this 2010 bears exactly no resemblance to some earlier releases of Gran Reserva from this...
David Hirsch says that if you drink only one wine from Hirsch, let it be this one. In 2020, Hirsch decided to pick everything...
Château Prieuré-Lichine is a 500-year old Bordeaux estate, in the Margaux appellation. Their Fourth Growth Grand Cru Classé wines have earned critical acclaim and...
This wine finished at the top of a blind tasting of sixteen sparklers, garnering the most first place votes from combined tasting groups in...
A very dry sparkler that spent extra time on the yeast prior to disgorgement, lending a nice toasty character to the mix of apple,...
No – I had never heard of this grape variety either. Torbato is thought to have arrived in the northwest corner of Sardinia from...
The fruit for this wine came in with botrytis from the Argetsinger Vineyard, and the resulting wine is an experiment that worked out. Though...
Winemaker Christian Roguenant sources Spanish Springs Vineyard (a favorite of his and of mine) for this Chardonnay-based sparkler, and as you might expect, it...