Wine Reviews
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Dan Lee and his team are on quite a roll at Morgan, and though you might not expect this bottle to be part of...
The grapes for this refined and reserved Chardonnay come from two cool sites. Roughly two-thirds come from Bald Mountain Vineyard, which is dry farmed...
Crisp, complex and compatible with food as well as lovely on its own, this Rosé sparkler is a treasure. The attractions begin with the...
The 22 acre Trovato Vineyard lies on a ridge that offers excellent drainage plus south and southwest sun exposure and excellent drainage. Harvested early,...
Another top quality exciting blend from the Magoni family. Longtime grape growers who began making wines in 2012, the experimental-minded family introduced this label...
One of many, many labels from Concha y Toro, the “Devil’s Collection” consists of a full roster of wines. Among the reds, this blend...
Not long after leaving Highway 29 from Napa heading west onto Sonoma Highway, there is a beautiful, stately building that looks like a French...
CIRQ Estate features small production Pinot Noirs from renowned winemaker Michael Browne of Kosta Browne fame. The name "CIRQ" plays off Browne’s experiences in...
This is Christmas in a bottle, with lush aromas of dark berries, clove, and nutmeg. This is not the refined Old World style of...
One of the original six grapes of Bordeaux, Carmenère, is rarely grown in France anymore but has flourished in Chile’s Central Valley over the...
This young blend really comes on with some air time, so decant well near term to enjoy the interplay of "razzleberry" fruit and peppery...
Montecucco is tucked in to the south of Montalcino and north of Scansano in the southern part of Tuscany, and the Rosso DOC brings...