Wine Reviews
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The grapes for Medalla Malbec are grown in the historic Primera Zona, and the wine spends 18 months in new French oak. It is...
Trapiche makes several wines under the label Broquel, a word that means shield, and is meant to pay homage to the founding family. These...
Dark ruby color and forward fragrance lead into aromas of black cherry and vanilla with a bright citrus note. Flavors of black cherry and...
The Malbec grapes for this wine come from hand harvested vines in Luján de Cuyo (at 3200 feet high) and Maipú (2,500 feet high). ...
It is easy to admire everything about this wine. From its visually compelling deep purple-red color to the light tannins that carry through each...
The narrow Uco Valley (45 miles long by 15 miles wide and 3200 feet in elevation) is what one might call a “grape centric”...
Seldom bottled as a varietal wine, Cinsaut (also spelled Cinsault), is more often found in a Rosé. It is used as a blender for...
Wallis Family’s 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon (100%) is intensely aromatic, delivering a rush of fruit and earth notes with a hint of purple flowers that...
Three generations of the Tezza family have been making wine in Valpantena since the estate was founded in 1960. A valley in the Veneto...
This 100% Cabernet Sauvignon is lush with beautifully concentrated dark cherries, baked plums, mocha, and spice that all wrap around a deeply expressive finish. ...
This 100% Cabernet Franc is sharply focused and defined, and it showcases aromas and flavors of red and black cherries, graphite, sage, and crushed...
A blend of 86% Cabernet Sauvignon and 14% Petit Verdot, this is dense and intricate, but there is a noticeable lift of freshness due...