Wine Reviews
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Named after Elva Poncetta, who built a gravity flow winery on the Burgess property in the 1890s, this 2018 Cabernet Franc has tremendous purity...
The 2017 Barbaresco Riserva Rose delle Casasse, made exclusively from the Rose clone of Nebbiolo, is one of the most distinctive wines in Piedmont. ...
Crafted with 60% Falanghina and 40% Biancolella, this wine is an icon of Italy’s Amalfi Coast. Think citrus wafting on marine air, and you’ve...
Papagiannakos’s winery is located 15 miles southeast of Athens and has been making wine for over 100 years. Their Assyrtiko immediately stood out thanks...
Etude’s Pinot Gris shows both power and body. Lemon, graham cracker, pear, agave, mango, and apricot notes are fresh in the glass despite this...
Elgin, located 45 miles southeast of Cape Town, is one of South Africa’s cooler wards. With 200 to 400m of altitude and cooler summer...
Until recently, Los Vasos sourced Sauvignon Blanc from Casablanca, but with the switch to Colchagua, the result is even more impressive for value. This...
One of the early champions of Tempranillo on the West Coast, Eric Weisinger draws from the high elevation (2235 feet) estate vineyard to produce...
When I first tasted this wine from Oregon’s Willamette Valley, I was surprised at how lean it is in the mouth; not a complaint...
Combining fruit from different regions would be horrifying to most French winemakers, but the Aussies have never had a hang-up over this, and bottlings...
Generations of consumers have been baffled by the Clare Valley’s ability to produce some of the world’s best dry Rieslings while also serving as...
Denominación de Origen (D.O.) Costers Del Segre is nearly a desert and known for their Cava and red wines. Siós, a label under the...