Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
The labeling here could prove a bit baffling, as “American” is shown on the front label, whereas the back label indicates Russian River Valley...
This higher end Blanc de Noirs bottling will impress most tasters more than the straight non-vintage release, as it offers slightly deeper flavors and...
There’s great interplay between red berry fruit and vanilla oak notes in this fresh Zinfandel from Stephen & Walker. It’s a dance you’ll want...
I will admit it – Pinot Grigio isn’t my first “go-to” in white wine, but wines like this one could move the variety up...
Compelling Grenache, or Garnacha in this case, brings rich fruit, white pepper, fine grained tannins and vibrant acidity. It’s all here, with black cherry...
A clear commitment to the grape in this dry style is evident in the glass. Delicate floral aromas lead to a pure Riesling flavor...
Zinfandel covers such a wide spectrum of style possibilities. It takes an experienced winemaker to decide what will best suit a particular lot...
Set firmly in the easy drinking camp, this wine is soft and pleasant up front, and leaves you with a cleansing kick of acidity. ...
A rustic edge defines this aptly monikered bottling, where a little grit and gumption gets the job done. The fruit profile is just beginning...
A gorgeous, layered nose of classic varietal blackberry and cassis aromas plus chocolate and faint dried herbs entices, and the palate delivers on that...
This is indeed a fine “how-do-you-do” to the wines of Morocco, as I confess a complete lack of experience with the country’s vintners. A...
Steve Ledson’s team know how to get at the heart of what Dry Creek has to offer when it comes to Zinfandel, and...