Wine Reviews
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As with all of Neil Collins’ wines, the aromatic development here is incredibly attractive. This wine literally blows ripe strawberry and raspberry fruit by...
These guys are serious about the pretty side of Grenache, and while this offering shows a touch more oak than the Adelaida District bottling,...
A journey to the heart of the Rhône Valley, the Grand Veneur Les Origines 2019 is a Châteauneuf-du-Pape blend of 50% Grenache, 30% Mourvèdre,...
Like so many Cabernets from top sites and producers in 2021, this is already complete and convincing in its technical characteristics as well as...
I tasted this wine “blind” along with the other leading Pinots in the competition to see where it slots in among the others. Consequently,...
As tasteful as it is tasty, this is medium-bodied, lightly oaked Chardonnay that is fully satisfying without any trickery by dint of very pure...
Mont Bessay’s Quatre Cerisiers bottling comes from a small, 1.75-acre, plot some distance from the winery where the soil contains blue stone. Pascal and...
Kylie Dutton, the assistant winemaker, charted a new path with the 2023 Sauvignon Blanc Kylie’s Cuvée by employing a diverse mix of fermentation vessels:...
The grapes for this Malbec were sourced from select vineyards in Río Negro, Patagonia. The wine showcases a vibrant fruit character, with concentrated aromas...
Timorasso is quickly becoming one of Italy’s most captivating indigenous white varieties, offering a harmonious blend of vibrant acidity and rich depth. If you...
Ribolla Gialla is a white Italian and Slovenian grape variety from the Fruili-Venezia Giulia of Italy that has found its way to California. This...
A dash of raspberry on the nose and in the mouth separates this wine from the crowd, and it lingers through a mix of...