Wine Reviews
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Like the other Trothe bottlings, their plummy Syrah is bold, delivering ripe, black fruit flavors spiced with a hint of black pepper. The velvety...
Duca di Salaparuta’s “Sentiero del Vento” is a fresh and breezy Vermentino perfect for cutting through August’s heat and humidity. The barest hint of...
Pellegrino does a masterful job with this light weight Grillo, a white grape indigenous to Sicily. Saline-infused acidity enhances its clean and fresh profile,...
Here is a delightful pink Prosecco in a pretty package that will be a hit on all fronts when you pay friends a visit. ...
You may not think of Prosecco as being fresh when carrying a three-year-old vintage date, but this bottle manages just fine, with aromas of...
Always a bold offering, this vintage of the Renegade is all you want in a lusty red wine. Aromas and flavors of black fruit,...
I don’t think I have ever described a wine as a nectarine bomb, but there is a first time for everything. This is all...
A rich and complex expression, with a little whole cluster fermentation adding some stemmy pepper notes to the raspberry, black cherry, rhubarb and mixed...
Russian River cool climate acidity is on full display here, and that’s a good thing, especially in the hands of this producer. The cherry...
In 2007, Steve Bettschen purchased a vineyard with no intention of making wine himself. He initially hired a company to manage the vineyards, but...
This 100% Chenin Blanc is from organically farmed vineyards and the wine is not your typical Vouvray. The flagship of Domaine Damien Pinon, this...
I’ve yet to visit this estate, and don’t know whether those involved consider Bricco Voghera their standard-bearer site, but it sure looks and smells...