Wine Reviews
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You will not find a more crowd pleasing white wine than this one from Duckhorn, thanks to solid Chardonnay character, well folded oak spice,...
Lively lanolin is the calling card on the nose of Chestnut Grove’s 2021 Verdelho, with nectarine and soft lemon accents. All comes alive on...
This bottling of Chappellet’s Signature Chenin Blanc shows real purity of fruit year after year, and it is a pleasure to see it come...
If you like your Grenache Blanc on the lively side, this is a bottle you will appreciate for wet sidewalk and mixed stone fruit...
Founded in the early 1980s, Rex Hill Vineyards enjoys a solid reputation for distinct, terroir-driven Pinot Noirs. It offers several single vineyard Pinots along...
We are seeing more and more White Pinots partly due to smoke taint on the skins in recent vintages. But whatever the reason, White...
This vintage of Argyle’s Nuthouse Riesling stays true to its dry style heritage, showing classic Riesling aromatics of petrol, pear, lime, and wet stone...
"Upright" is an overt affront to the movie “Sideways" which had a negative effect on much of the U.S. Merlot industry. EFESTĒ’s Upright challenges...
Though Prosecco Rosé might be a brilliant marketing tool, combining too hot categories of wine, in reality it is an official Italian DOC. To...
This huge Cabernet Franc is built with Red Mountain power and depth. The wine shows buckets of fruit with both red and black cherry,...
Although this is priced a bit lower than Gagliardo’s 2017 from the Monvigliero cru, I found this slightly more impressive overall, which is saying...
This wine is very complex, beautifully balanced, and just flat-out delicious. Climate change is scary as hell, but this is the sort of wine...