Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
If the abbreviation “GST” is new to you, you’re not alone, as this is the first time I’ve seen it too. It is short...
Some of Rioja’s larger producers enjoy economies of scale for growing, winemaking, and barrel aging that enable them to produce excellent wines that reach...
This bears no resemblance at all to traditional Rioja, but if you know Spanish wines and the big, concentrated, intense renditions produced in Toro...
The Fontanafredda estate was established in 1858 and is the largest in the Barolo appellation with over 210 acres of vineyard. They were the...
Vigneti Le Monde makes a range of fine white and red wines, including this lovely rendition of Pinot Bianco. Their 2022 bottling is an...
While the Nebbiolo grape remains the “king” of Piedmont wines, wine lovers should not overlook the exemplary character of fine Piemontese Barberas. The Pico...
There is more to Austrian wines than just Grüner Veltliner. The red and rosê wines from native grapes like Zweigelt are often overlooked. The...
This line continues to represent amazing value, each of its three bottlings defying gravity year after year, and the price has remained unchanged through...
The 2020 vintage was very challenging with too much rain and humidity in spring, followed by a very hot and dry summer, resulting in...
The area around Hammonton, New Jersey – normally known for its blueberry crops – has been building up a coterie of good wineries, White...
Viognier is not a variety normally seen in Napa Valley – although there are terroirs there that could certainly do the grape justice –...
My experience is limited, but I have been impressive over the years when I have tasted Lebanese wines – mainly the reds of Chateau...