Wine Reviews
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With its dark-as-midnight color and berry-dominated aromas Orfila’s Cabernet is instantly inviting. The hand-harvested fruit, which comes from high altitude vineyards in Lujan de...
A blend dominated by Catarratto, Sicily’s most planted white grape, Anthilia is bursting with charm and food-friendly fruit flavors dominated by white peach and...
As some of you may recall from your high school chem class (and to save others from embarrassment) element 79 is gold. In 2016...
Highly regarded for their apple orchards and bakery, the Delfino family have been farming in El Dorado for 60 years. After studying at Cal...
Domaines Ott consist of three wine estates in south western France; two in the Côtes de Provence appellation and one in Bandol. They may...
A couple of evenings ago, I asked my husband to open a Gewürztraminer for the pork pot stickers on our dinner menu. I was...
The Telmo Rodriguez website states that Corriente is a, “Good everyday wine. Corriente is our tribute to an unofficial and traditional wine classification in...
This wine is made in a very ripe style that is reined in quite well, with bright acidity keeping the rich blackberry compote, cassis...
This famous vineyard became so because of Chardonnay like this offering from Brooks Painter’s team. It combines full throttle pleasure with the structure to...
The intent here is obviously to capture a Super Tuscan vibe with its Bordeaux varieties taking the lead and getting a nice acid push...
Winemaker Bibiana Gonzales Rave always presents a serious expression in her wines, which I really appreciate. This bottling ramps up the serious, and it’s...
This captures the earth and herb side of Brunello very nicely. That’s not to say that it’s short on cherry fruit — it finds...