Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
I would have added a word to the proprietary name of this wine, as it would be more than apropos in this case. “Rugged...
Europa Village’s C’est la Vie Late Harvest Chardonnay is a subtle, soft dessert wine that delivers spiced peach and apple aromas and flavors over...
The Maple Vineyard is a dry-farmed site with a distinctive mix of vine age, from over 100 years old to much more recently planted...
They say that confession is good for the soul, so I should acknowledge up front that I am not generally a fan of Gewürztraminer,...
This classy California Rosé sparkler delights the senses from the first inviting sniff to the flavorful finish. Crisp, dry and filled with glorious sparkle,...
From its light yellow color to its strong finish, this is no lightweight, fruity Chenin. It was barrel fermented in French oak and aged...
In 1997 Abacela became the first American winery to bottle a Tempranillo, and in the following vintage it began winning accolades and awards. As...
The Girardin family has been in Burgundy since 1570, and most of its present day vineyards are located either within or close to Santenay...
Canadian Cliff Lede established his eponymous sixty acre wine estate in the Stags Leap District of Napa Valley in 2002. The grapes for his...
I have been a fan of Mount Veeder’s Cabernet Sauvignon for a long time, but it is also a long time since I...
Winemaker and sommelier veteran Matt Ahern set out to make balanced, terroir-driven wines at superb prices, and he knocks it out of the park...
This small, limited production winery, Genium Celler, in Priorat produces this lovely cuvee, a blend of 50% Garnacha, 25% Merlot, 20% Syrah, and 5%...