Wine Reviews
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Bold extraction and a fair amount of oak take center stage here, with black cherry, sage, charred oak and brown spice aromas and flavors. ...
This wine from Chianti Classico Gran Selezione, a relatively new DOCG, seems to be a tip of the hat to the new world, showing...
Dry Creek Vineyard is as reliable a California producer as you can find. The quality and consistency of their wines reflect the five decades...
This is a softly textured easy to sip red that finishes a touch sweet. Fortunately, it is not overdone, weighing in at a modest...
Far Mountain is a new project by two Chileans who have a vast experience in the wine business, the husband and wife team of...
Established in 1991, Willakenzie Estate was family-run until being acquired by Jackson Family in 2016. In recent vintages the Estate Pinot Gris has maintained...
Vinho Verde is starting to get some traction domestically, and that is good news for folks who like refreshment and value. This example is...
More Chardonnay like this, please! The pretty nose shows golden apple, pear, honey and soft spice tones, and they translate well onto a...
Argyle’s Nuthouse Pinot Noir shows the elegant side of Pinot’s wide-ranging spectrum of possibility, with richly textured delivery of cherry, soft cinnamon and cardamom...
This Merlot is dark purple-black in color, faintly smoky in aroma, soft on the palate with a twang of acidity on the tongue and...
It’s hard to believe that this consistently reliable, affordable, toothsome Italian red wine has been has been around since 1970 (the winery itself dates...
Rich and pulsing with red fruit flavors, this bold red wine from the Pacific Northwest is a blend of Shiraz (31%), Cabernet Sauvignon...