Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
This is a very big producer with a facility to match, with a long history and some delicious, contemporary wines like this one —...
Another outstanding wine with an under-$30 price tag. I found suggestions in this wine of sour cherries and crushed rock minerality — characteristics that...
This Rhône white is a great spring-time wine. Domaine les Clos des Lumieres is a family-owned business with over 75 years of experience in...
Here is a wine that reminds us there is more to South Africa than Pinotage and Chenin Blanc. From the initial aromatics, it signals...
Joel Peterson, the guy who for so many years brought us Ravenswood, is at it again, focusing on small batch, old vine wines from...
In 1972, David Stare made history for himself and the Dry Creek Valley in Sonoma County. He established the first winery in the valley...
I’ve already reviewed this wine, but here’s another take on it—just after showed it again to 60+ tasters working “blind” in a Zoom-based class...
A blend of 75% Tinta Fina, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Merlot, this is intended as a more internationally-styled release than the bodega’s other...
Made from the estate’s oldest Tempranillo vines (including and brought up for 22 months in new French oak (and also undergoes malolactic fermentation in...