Wine Reviews
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Paul Hobbs, one of the most prominent winemakers in the world, needs no introduction. His project in the Fingers Lakes is unique for him...
Wapisa, located only about 25 miles from the Atlantic Ocean and Patagonia’s only coastal winery, is the indigenous Patagonian name for whale. Owned by...
Wapisa shows its consistency with this fresh and lively Malbec. Fabian Valenzuela, the winemaker, has resisted the temptation to make what has become all...
Although Domaine Zind-Humbrecht, one of Alsace’s great producers, was founded in 1959, the family traces its winemaking origins to 1620. Still family owned and...
Consumers tell me they avoid Riesling because they don’t know if it will be sweet or dry. It is an understandable concern that mandates...
Founded in 1876, the Oberto family runs this small estate in the La Morra village. The 2019 Barolo del Commune di La Morra offers a...
Crafted from Steen (Chenin Blanc) and Vaalblaar (Palomino), the 2022 Old Vine Series Skerpioen originates from St. Helena Bay in the Swartland region. Only...
Sandhi is a boutique California winery founded in 2010 by the dynamic winemaking duo of Rajat Parr and Sashi Moorman. Specializing in small production,...
I often feel that white Châteauneuf-du-Pape doesn’t get its due, and that — after white Burgundy — it can hold its own with any...
San Felice’s Campogiovanni Brunello is very long on the palate. At first taste, the wine seems a bit light in body, though with great...
Louis M. Martini’s 2021 Cabernet reminds me of the way that Napa Valley Cabernets tasted in the 1980s before they got bigger (and often...
This is the kind of Zinfandel that people like myself with gray hair remember from the old days. While Ridge was making knockout Zinfandels...