Wine Reviews
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Jeân Bârth planted vines in the Entre du Mer region of Bordeaux in 1789. For seven generations the property was passed from father to...
Monte Xanic has grown into one of the largest wineries in Mexico. It is located on the northern edge of the Valle de Guadalupe...
This bottle is velvety smooth and full of red plum, currant, and cranberry that leads into a lovely, easy-going Malbec. The medium-bodied palate...
A sophisticated yet easily approachable Chardonnay, Winderlea’s 2017 vintage offers superbly balanced flavors including stone fruits, citrus fruits and juice, and a suggestion of...
The appellations of Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé lead the litany of Loire Valley Sauvignon Blancs, but Sauvignon is grown successfully in other Loire sites as...
A beautiful white wine from Italy’s mountainous Alto Adige, this Pinot Grigio is at the same time fresh and richly flavored, with buoyant acidity...
I was unfamiliar with this producer until samples arrived on my doorstep. Now, with this Nero d’Avola and their equally impressive Etna Rosso, Vivera...
Henry’s Keep is a tribute to Henry Brandlin, who in 1926 was the first to plant grapes on the family estate on Mount Veeder...
This bottling shows the lighter side of Klopp Ranch, which is probably best known as one of Merry Edwards’ go to sites for brooding,...
Made in a more opulent style than previous vintages, this Pinot Noir satisfies with cool climate acidity managing a weighty palate nicely. Bold cherry...
Cattleya’s “Cuvee Number One” is a beautifully ripe Pinot Noir from winemaker Bibiana Gonzalez Rave that maintains good structure and silky texture throughout. Forward...
Though it’s not indicated on the label, this Riesling is sourced from a single vineyard. The Erratic Oaks vineyard site is well suited to...