Wine Reviews
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This is a powerful, well structured wine that shows off Mendoza Cabernet in a way not often seen, with classic, Bordeaux-styled aromas and...
This suave and restrained wine is emblematic of the change in California Chardonnay. Still fruit focused, it has, thankfully, lost the opulent oaky and...
Dry Creek Vineyard continues their streak of balanced, not overblown, wines with their 2019 bottling of their Old Vine Zinfandel. It combines an alluring...
Hugel, one of the brightest lights in Alsace, excels with their Rieslings, late harvest wines, and just about everything. This “classic” Pinot Gris delivers...
Domaine de la Mordorée, founded only in 1986 by the Delorme family, makes a wonderful range of wines from several southern Rhône appellations. La...
Vietti is one of a handful of producers whose wines never fail to impress. I doubt that they have ever made an undistinguished...
Showing lots of sweet oaky flavors at this stage makes this Sonoma County Zinfandel from Rodney Strong a good choice for smoky BBQ because...
This is a fine example of Santa Cruz Mountain Pinot Noir, one that shows both red and black fruit, root beer, earthy minerality, and...
Although the variety is almost unknown in the USA, many residents and wine trade members in the gorgeous region of Alto Adige in the...
The Lurton name is famous in Bordeaux. The recently deceased André Lurton was instrumental in carving out the Pessac-Léognan appellation from Graves. The family...
Cognoscenti know Reuilly, a tiny (300-acre) off the beaten track appellation in the eastern Loire, for its Sauvignon Blanc-based wines — kind of a...
If you have not yet sampled Godello, the Bodegas Avancia Godello will be a great introduction to this fine white wine grape. Drawn from...