Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
J. Lohr’s "Pure Paso" is a consistent crowd pleaser, and it delivers the “yum factor” in a big way. The Petite Sirah serves to...
Though this is marketed as a generic red blend, it’s made up of Bordeaux varieties, and the blend delivers in a real-to-drink style that...
This wine comes from 8 acres of west-facing slopes in the Atlas Peak AVA. Atlas Peak’s elevation provides cooler temperatures, helping to maintain acidity,...
The appellation of Cheverny lies in the Upper Loire, just west of Sancerre, and is becoming known for its high-quality white wines. This wine...
Sancerre reds are relatively rare, as they only account for 15% of production in the appellation, but there are fine examples that reward a...
It is either an extra year of bottle age, a different growing season, or more likely, a combination of both, that makes Vino Vasai’s...
Savennières Roche aux Moines is one of two crus of the greater Savennières appellation (the other is Coulée de Serrant). Though the tiny area...
Typical of this site and the clonal blending expertise of winemaker David Lattin, this Pinot Noir blend shows its cool climate roots with taut...
This is almost always my favorite wine out of the J. Lohr Chardonnay line, and it hits that mark again with the 2020 vintage. ...
I was surprised and did a double take as I pulled the cork. There, in bold letters, was Potter’s Vineyard. I figured somebody screwed...
I was unfamiliar with Lenné’s wines before tasting this Pinot Noir and their Sad Jack bottling. I am now adding Lenné to my list...
Scribe Winery is conveniently located between Sonoma and Napa and they make a range of traditional and more obscure wines. I would argue that...