Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
This weekday-drinker is perfect when your evening meal needs a Nebbiolo pairing. Grown in Paitin’s lower elevation vineyards, this Langhe is lighter and less...
Windvane is part of the Gloria Ferrer/Freixenet wine company and offers Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from its vast (335 acre) Carneros holdings. Made entirely...
it continues to work with Viognier from Daisy Creek Vineyard, the Peter William winery came up with its finest rendition to date. The new...
Tom Gamble is a fascinating farmer-turned-winegrower who has a lot of insights and character without being one. Since founding the winery in 2005, Gamble...
Emrich-Schonleber’s 2021 “Mineral” is a complex and deeply refreshing dry Riesling that lives up to its name with an expressive nose redolent of granite...
Fernando Garcia and Daniel Gómez Jiménez-Landi founded Comando G a short distance from Madrid in 2008. The pair make ethereal Garnacha wines with surprising...
The Spinola family has been making wine since 1367. The label adorned on the bottle is a portrait by Andy Warhol of Orsola Spinola,...
One advantage of a co-operative, like Cantine Garrone, is that they have access to old vines. Many of the members of the co-op have...
Garrone, a small, even tiny, co-operative at the foot of the Alps in the northernmost part of Piedmont, is unusual. The Garrone family works...
Where else but Spain, and particularly Rioja, can you find the glories of a wine with a decade of age that you can afford...
Bodegas Montecillo, one of Rioja’s most prominent producers, consistently offers great value. Take this Reserva for example. A blend of Tempranillo (90 percent), Garnacha...
The 2019 Garofoli Piancarda Rosso Conero is a bold and powerful red from Italy’s Adriatic coast. Grown in limestone-rich white soils known as biancardo,...