Wine Reviews
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The 2021 Belleruche Côtes du Rhône Blanc from Chapoutier offers the combination of liveliness and depth that makes it a versatile companion for autumn...
Many Portuguese blends are reaching into the international basket to jazz things up a bit, and it’s done to fine effect in this bottle,...
This white blend of Portuguese native grapes Arinto and Fernão Pires is all about lively lemon — aromatics, flavors, midpalate and finish deliver the...
Pertinace’s hand-harvested Nebbiolo grapes are aged in oak for a year followed by 6 more months of aging in bottle. The wine presents a...
This beautiful estate, located on the right bank of Bordeaux’s Gironde River, looks as idyllic as the wine is delicious. Luc Schweitzer and his...
Sometimes you open a wine and it outperforms anything you had expected. Domaine Bott’s “First Flight” Syrah was one of those wines for me. ...
This is a great drink-now option when you need a Bordeaux fix. The wine is balanced and the fruit is a good mix of...
Once commonplace, “flinty” is rarely used these days to describe Sauvignon Blanc, but this wine reminded me that flinty can be an accurate descriptor...
After making wines at Domaine Serene and Shea Wine Cellars, Drew Voit launched his own brand and also operates a busy custom crush facility...
Located in the Dundee Hills area, Alexana is owned by cardiologist Dr. Madaiah Revana, who also owns Revana Family Vineyards, known for its Napa...
According to Robinson, et al., in Wine Grapes, the grape variety Melon is from Burgundy. In the Middle Ages. it was taken to the...
Although there are a lot of red grapes from Spain and Portugal planted in California, you seldom see serious Iberian blends being made there. ...