Wine Reviews
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“Patelin,” roughly translated, means a country neighborhood, and to me this wine comes across as the sort of youthful bistro wine one encounters in...
Winemaker Laura Orsi has created a mouthwatering wine made solely of Nero d’Avola grapes, Sicily’s most planted variety. She selects half the fruit from...
The 2023 Gramercy Cellars Olsen Vineyard Rosé is a classic dry Rosé. It combines delicious, fresh fruit with a rich texture and a juicy,...
Another winner in a long line of California’s best renditions of the variety. This is without fail so layered, complex and beautiful, showing virtually...
This is, as usual, a beauty, perhaps more so thanks to a great vintage. It is classically Napa Valley, and classically “house styled” by...
This may be the lightest tinged Rosé that has ever crossed my desk. But, as those in the know will tell you, you should...
Solid Rosé and the MacRostie name are becoming synonymous. This vintage is bright and breezy while maintaining a serious complexity. It is nice and...
If you like your Cabernet Sauvignonn on the dark and brooding side, this is a fine example of the style. The nose shows some...
Scribe Winery prides themselves on producing vibrant, terroir-driven wines and their Estate Riesling hits the mark. The wine is wonderfully dry with 0.0g of...
Tempranillo Blanco is a white mutation of Tempranillo that was authorized for White Rioja in 2004. Queirón’s Capital Essay No 2 – the English...
Lousas is a blend of plots across Galicia’s Ribeira Sacra, in Spain’s northwest corner. Mencía is the most dominant red grape in Galicia so...
Whoa Nelly is a line of drink-now wines made by Anne Hubatch as a companion label to her upscale label, Helioterra Wines. Founded in...