Wine Reviews
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Here is a unique take on Cabernet Franc, and it’s quite an attractive one. Aromas of cherry and graphite pencil are subtle, drawing you...
This brand is part of the Aquilini stable of wines from Washington state, and it’s a delightful, just barely off-dry expression that delivers pure...
Mettler goes for the softer side of the Albariño spectrum with this vintage, with aromas and flavors of golden apple, lemon pith and melon. ...
Trefethen Chardonnays are notable for their consistency of style and quality. For decades, Trefethen has produced wines that deftly combine the opulence of Napa...
Morgon is one of the top Cru villages of Beaujolais and the Côte de Py is a superb site within the village. Domain Rochette’s...
This mid-weight blend of Grenache (51%), Mourvèdre (34%) and Syrah brings together strawberry-like fruitiness, some spice and earthy notes. Its angular acidity, likely secondary...
While the Bourgeois family has been producing wine for several generations, in the 1950s Henri Bourgeois moved to Chavignol in the 1950s and began...
Though considered Argentina’s signature red, Malbec is grown all over the world. This rendition, from neighboring Chile, is a lighter style of Malbec, weighing...
Rioja is one of the very few regions of the world where consumers can find well-aged wines at reasonable prices, and sometimes, like this...
This wine always catches me a bit off guard, and has managed to do so ever since the first vintage I tasted. When I...
So, you tell me: If a Spanish producer released two high-end wines, calling one “Gran Elias Mora” and the other “Elias Mora Reserva,” would...
The wines from the lake district between Milan and Venice deserve to be more widely distributed and highly regarded, as bottlings like this demonstrate. ...