Wine Reviews
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There is a little heat showing in this, but it will please fans of full throttle Pinot pleasure. You get spiced cherry, bold oak...
Tongue Dancer’s “The Sly One” is an aptly titled wine that sneaks up on you, seducing with aromas of black cherry, damp earth...
Here is a nice, drinkable Cabernet that delivers the goods at a nice price. It’s got solid varietal character, which is not always the...
Ironstone’s Reserve Cabernet Franc shows Foothills tannin structure, with good overall ripeness and well tamed bell pepper notes that fold in well. This needs...
This wine has spot-on typical Portuguese blend profile, with rich black fruit, soft spice, supple tannins and a tarry, soft dried herb mix. It’s...
The layered aroma profile here starts with cherry, a mild charred oak note and well folded green pepper. It releases cherry liqueur on a...
Old vine Grenache can be an impressive wine from many points in the wine world. Although most famous from France and Australia, California also...
Looking for a wine with a cheese course? Look no further. Producers in the Coteaux de Layon, a small appellation in the Loire, transform...
RGNY stands for Rivero González New York. The family started in the wine business in 1998 in Parras Coahuila Mexico. Two decades later they...
Paumanok Vineyards excels with Chenin Blanc. It’s always a delight. The 2020 is no exception. Crisp with a delicate fruitiness, it conveys the barest...
Engaging hints of white flowers are immediately apparent and predict a lovely wine. That prediction is correct. This Pinot Blanc is charming, crisp and...
Channing Daughters has always been an oddball on Long Island. Firstly, the deceased Walter Channing founded the winery on Long Island’s South Fork, as...