Wine Reviews
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Consumers tell me they avoid Riesling because they don’t know if it will be sweet or dry. It is an understandable concern that mandates...
Although Domaine Zind-Humbrecht, one of Alsace’s great producers, was founded in 1959, the family traces its winemaking origins to 1620. Still family owned and...
Wapisa shows its consistency with this fresh and lively Malbec. Fabian Valenzuela, the winemaker, has resisted the temptation to make what has become all...
Wapisa, located only about 25 miles from the Atlantic Ocean and Patagonia’s only coastal winery, is the indigenous Patagonian name for whale. Owned by...
Paul Hobbs, one of the most prominent winemakers in the world, needs no introduction. His project in the Fingers Lakes is unique for him...
Put this wine on your shopping list for your summer house wine. It is bright, light, and dry with juicy, citrus flavors and a...
This wine has been very good in every vintage I’ve tasted but I’m particularly enamored with this 2016, which shows marvelous balance in more...
This house releases a wide range of wines including traditional bottlings as well as single-variety reds and superb aged whites. The potential excellence of...
With 24 months in 47% new French oak, the Indian Wells Merlot sees more oak than either Chateau Ste Michelle’s Canoe Ridge or Block...
Albino Armani has been making wine in Alto Adige for over 400 years. Valdadige DOC’s growing conditions – elevation, constant winds, and large diurnal...
One of Friuli-Venezia Giulia’s largest sub-regions, Friuli Grave is particularly renowned for mineral renditions of Pinot Grigio. The Pinot Grigios are often made with...
This is the inaugural Sauvignon Blanc from Louisa Sawyer who sourced the fruit from the Rusack Vineyard which meets her requirements for being certified...