Wine Reviews
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This Mencía from Ribeira Sacra (“Sacred Banks”) in Galicia offers great aromatic complexity with enticing mineral, balsamic, and raspberry notes. It is concentrated and...
Zinfandel in the bold style is a true art form — it’s difficult to find a balance between ripe fruit, oak influence, acidity and...
An unusual blend that works well thanks to savory Syrah character that gets an elegant fruit boost from Petite Verdot. It starts out with...
Here is a Bordeaux variety blend that punches in California style. It’s a huge, ripe expression that isn’t at all shy on oak spice,...
From a winery that prefers to see what is possible rather than try to make things that fit some sort of preconceived notion comes...
La Vieille Ferme Blanc is perennially one of the best white wine values in the market. The Perrin Family of Château de Beaucastel in...
Dr. Konstantin Frank was the pioneer of Finger Lakes Riesling. His steadfast efforts in the 1950s proved that vitis vinifera vines could survive, even...
Italy produces roughly 40 percent of all Pinot Grigio even though that grape is not native variety to that country, according to Daniele Cernilli,...
La Casaccia, a family-run winery with 20 acres of vines, has always been ahead of the curve. They started farming organically two decades ago,...
Lugana, a DOC on the southern shore of Lake Garda in Northern Italy, is a name to remember for white wines. The primary grape...
This family-owned firm makes a range of Barolo from four of the important vineyards or cru in the DOCG and this one, made from...
Spring has sprung in California and this about-to-hit-the-market sparkling Rosé is perfect for the season. Iron Horse is well known for their high quality,...