Wine Reviews
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This unique 80/20 blend of Mencía and Godello has captivating aromas of subtle but tremendously expressive floral and red fruit notes. It has a...
The ancient vines of Tenerife (an autonomous territory of Spain and the largest of the Canary Islands) are producing excellent quality wines that merit...
I always enjoy this bottling – it’s dependably unique in the world of Cabernet Franc. This vintage features bold mixed berry fruit, vanilla, fall...
What to serve with a Thanksgiving feast that will please the many palates in attendance? Nothing beats a big, buttery California Chardonnay. The coalescent...
Canorei is Carretta’s oldest vineyard. They vinify and then age their best grapes from this vineyard in oak barrels. The oak influence is still...
White wines from Roero, an area just across the Tanaro River from Barolo, must contain at least 95 percent Arneis, a grape that has...
Riás Baixas, a small area tucked away in Galicia in north western Spain, can make cutting white wines, like this one, from the Albariño...
Portuguese imports were once dominated by inexpensive wines that tended to be decent if not exciting, but today you can find truly world-class options...
Kathy Corison continues to produce wines that speak to sense of place and vintage variation. Her focus on getting at the truth of each...
The fine name of Soave has been diminished over the years as high-volume production from lesser vineyard sites has dominated the appellation. The best...
If you think of Malbec from Argentina as a simple, fruit driven red for any occasion, this wine will show you that there’s a...
This is a succulent blend of Sangiovese (34%) and 33% each of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Al Passo offers a riot of textures and...