Wine Reviews
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Though founded in 1997, Reddy Vineyards’ first wine under their label in was a 2015. Before then, Reddy sold grapes to other producers, who...
It is fascinating to taste this Red Blend and its Cabernet Sauvignon brother side-by-side. They carry the same fine and up-scale Red Mountain appellation,...
This big and bold Cabernet Sauvignon-heavy (84%) Bordeaux blend displays suave tannins and a luxurious texture, which makes it fine for current consumption. It...
Taurasi remains an underappreciated DOCG. Those unfamiliar with the wines from the volcanic soil in this part of Campania need to discover them. Donnachiara’s...
Cecchi’s Chianti Classico Riserva, unsurprisingly, is bigger and more powerful than their 2019 regular (annata) bottling. Weighing in at 14 percent stated alcohol, it...
The Orvieto appellation requires a minimum of 60 percent Grechetto and/or Procanico, also known as Trebbiano Toscano. The remainder can be any of the...
They say that confession is good for the soul, so I should acknowledge that this is among my favorite wines in the world (I’d...
Arnot-Roberts was founded in 2001 by longtime friends Duncan Arnot Meyers and Nathan Lee Roberts. The Clajeux Vineyard is located on a steep volcanic...
Some wines have a unique ability to trigger our olfactory memories and send us straight back to a place and time in our history. ...
Sparkling wine comes in many shapes and sizes. This natural, methode ancestrale wine is a pure expression with minimal winemaker additions — no added...
Fruit forward and approachable, this wine will interest novices and wine nerds alike. This wine is primarily Caladoc — a cross of Malbec and...
From its own certified organic vineyard near the Rogue River, Coventina is making a name for itself with Tempranillo. Although many of the accolades...