Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
This wine from the 2016 vintage put this producer front and center on my radar screen, and I was delighted to taste this vintage...
G.D. Vajra may be best known for their Barolos but, for a fraction of the price, their Langhe Nebbiolo is a strong choice on...
Rosé has become a wine of choice for picnics, brunch, and is a refreshing drink after any long day. Château Berne’s Romance Rosé hits...
Founded in 2013, Rocky Pond now has 100 acres under vine in two district locations in the Columbia Valley. From its three tasting rooms,...
Made predominantly from the coolest blocks within the family’s estate vineyard, this 2023 also benefited from the relatively cool growing season. The Sauvignon Blanc...
Riesling wines from the Clare Valley in South Australia are usually bone dry. Jeffrey Grosset’s Riesling from the Alea Vineyard is a bit of...
My first tasting note was, “Electric!” This has a golden-yellow color and is brimming with concentrated aromas and flavors of grapefruit, pineapple, and Meyer...
While many GSM blends are made for current enjoyment, this limited production (100 case) gem rises above the crowd. The blend consists of 39%...
This is Iron Horse’s Flagship Sparkling wine — sold in a magnum bottle in this instance — from a renowned Sonoma producer that focuses...
Sonoma Pinot Noirs seem to be getting more assertive and less ethereal, which can be a good or bad thing or simply an interesting...
Once it was a rarity to find dry table wines from regions that produced naturally sweet or fortified wines. Now it is common, and...
The ubiquitous Loosens have made the pink category a little more interesting with this northern Pinot Noir Rosé (remember the days when Germany Pinots...