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Ladera’s Pillow Road Chardonnay satisfies with each successive vintage, and it once again exploits partial malolactic fermentation to great effect. The practice makes the...
My first introduction to Trapet, years ago, was with their stunning Burgundies. Then I discovered they also make wines in Alsace. Unsurprisingly, given their...
The best Beaujolais wines come from the ten Beaujolais Cru villages. Moulin-à-Vent is one of those and offers truly exciting and elementally pleasurable wines. ...
Its softer style makes this a wonderful introduction to Chablis for those who have yet to discover the magnificent wines of this appellation. Fruitier...
This rich, ripe Chardonnay with aromas and intense flavors of ripe apples and pears with vanilla notes, a creamy texture, balanced with lively acidity...
Arizona now boasts more than 120 wineries, and production has significantly increased over the last decade. So, it is not surprising that the state...
While it may be one of the U.S.’s younger wine regions, Arizona is producing serious wine. Thanks to the recommendation of WineReviewOnline columnist...
Kay Brothers "Hillside" is a very enjoyable Shiraz, one where the regional menthol character is nicely folded into plush black fruit and accented with...
It is hard to argue with the value presented year over year in this bottling of Los Osos Merlot from J. Lohr, which gets...
Remarkably crisp while at the same time offering the palate hints of fruit is one of the things that makes Matua’s Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc...
Owner Daniel Ferelli is nicknamed Big Papa by his friends and family, but this Big Papa Cabernet Sauvignon is likely named for his father,...
The first sip of this wine was followed by a well deserving exclamatory — “Oh, wow!” This Syrah is an outlier on the complex...