Wine Reviews
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This mid-weight Sauvignon Blanc delivers plenty of concentration along with balancing energy. Its 14.5 percent stated alcohol announces itself with a touch of heat...
If there is a California Chenin Blanc that’s more enjoyable than Dry Creek Vineyard’s, I would like someone to tell me. Crisp and clean,...
Dry Creek Vineyard has always excelled with Sauvignon Blanc. And the 2020 is no exception. A trio of Sauvignon species, Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Musqué,...
The Benanti family have been making Etna wines since the late 1800s. Guiseppe Benanti established the current winery in 1988 when the fashion was...
The Douro Valley, well known for vineyards that produce Port wines, have a hidden secret – their white wines are crazy good! Tropical fruit...
There is forward oak influence in this bottling, but it serves the fruit load well, adding layered spice and toast notes to ripe black...
Always a late release thanks to its rustic tannin profile, this vintage of Duckhorn’s Howell Mountain Cabernet again shows the wait to be worthwhile. ...
This is masterful Pinot Noir — it shows Carneros with its stony notes, and they support deep cherry and strawberry fruit along with touches...
Old Vines, Honest Farming, Transparent Winemaking — that’s Joyce Vineyards’ philosophy, as indicated on each bottle. This superb Gamay is a California twist on...
The Princic family have been growing and selling wine grapes in the Collio area of northeastern Italy for a couple of generations. When Robert...
Pizzorno is a family winery of Italian descent, which was founded in 1910. It is located in Uruguay in the region known as Canelón...
Carmenère can translate to crimson, and this exhibits Carmenère’s telltale deep purple color and provides a feast for the nose and the palate. This...