Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
In spite of its history of American and Italian ownership, Ornellaia for the past 20 years has had as its director a winemaker with...
Txakolina (pronounced chock-oh-LEE-nah) always promises a good time. These fizzy, refreshing, low-alcohol wines are perfect for sipping on sunny afternoons. Ameztoi, one of the...
An Albariño with a twist! This is a skin-contact Albariño with great dimension and a true affinity for summertime. The bouquet flaunts orange zest,...
Owner, winemaker Kevin Cornell combined fruit from two established vineyards in Yakima, Red Willow and Boushey, to create this remarkable Cabernet Franc. Making wines...
Dark, concentrated, multi-layered and age worthy, this Napa Cabernet is a great expression of the estate vineyard which was established 50 years ago. Aged...
Edward Tyrrell from England established his family’s winery in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales in Australia in 1858. Today the winery is...
Penfolds has a stated winemaking philosophy of multi-vineyard, multi-regional sourcing. The grapes for this wine come from different areas of South Australia including Barossa...
The aromas and flavors of rich black cherry, plum, fruit mingling notes of black pepper and sandalwood are intense and concentrated, wrapped in a...
Robert Foley is one of the renowned and iconic winemakers of Northern California. He cut his teeth at Pride Mountain Vineyards before moving to...
South African Chardonnay should be in your regular rotation as a new generation of winemakers and growers are taking it to a new level. ...
Tinta Miúda, known as the rare Graciano grape in Spain, is not often found in Portugal but persists in Lisboa. Here it is paired...
This is one of Maquis’ entry level wines, and it does a good job of communicating regional character in an inviting way. Typical aromas...