Wine Reviews
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Eden Rift Vineyard, arguably the oldest continuing vineyard in California, now includes 22 acres of Chardonnay spread out over 3 distinct sites. The clonal...
The grape variety that is responsible for Picpoul de Pinet from the Languedoc region of southwestern France has found a welcome home in Texas. ...
I will confess to not having tasted a great number of Graciano bottlings, but the few in my recollection inventory show this to be...
You might not expect Arizona to deliver textbook Viognier characteristics of honeysuckle and stone fruit with gentle spice tones, but it would be worth...
If you are still thinking that Paso Robles is all about huge, drink me now wines that have no structure or longevity, you need...
Barbera is most often about fresh red fruit and lively acidity, which makes it a great friend of food. This bottling delivers on both...
Oak Farm Vineyards is getting quite a track record for this “proof of microclimates” wine, grown no where near the ocean but maintaining a...
Fruit for the 2019 “Monkey Jacket” comes from multiple sites across multiple Northern California counties. This blend leads with Valdiguié, with the remainder being...
The 2020 Block 3 Pinot Noir showcases why Felton Road is feted as one of New Zealand’s best producers. This vintage of Block 3...
Though French in name and classification, Alsace wines have German influence. Alsatian winemakers have even adapted the German practice of labeling wines by grape...
Clean Slate Riesling, imported from Germany by Winebow, is a perfect summer sipper at a price that will get you all the way to...
Lucy “Pico Blanco” is a new wine from Jeff Pisoni, and after tasting it I’m guessing that it will be joining his lineup in...