Wine Reviews
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Rhys reaches north to the somehow still under-heralded Anderson Valley for this perky Pinot Noir, adding another profile to the portfolio. The nose is...
I don’t know if I have ever described a wine as a textural achievement, but this wine certainly qualifies as such. The entry is...
Northern Italy is one of the best sites in the world for high quality Pinot Bianco. Also known as Pinot Blanc and Weissburgunder, Pinot...
The Tenuta Nozzole was purchased by the Folonari family in 1971 and is located near Greve in the central part of the Chianti Classico...
The Ridolfi family has been making wine in Tuscany for centuries. Their Montalcino estate is perched at a 1,000-foot elevation where 11 hectares are...
The delicate, 13.3 percent stated alcohol, Maestro, named to honor John Williams, combines the pure, red fruit of the winery’s Titan bottling with a...
In just a few years, Benjamin Leroux has become one of the star young producers in Burgundy. And with good reason. His wines are...
Grenache flourishes in South Africa, and the Sadie Family 2022 Old Vine Series Soldaat Grenache is easy to love. The Soldaat is 100% Grenache...
It pays to listen to sommeliers who know their stuff. Jan Novak, the sommelier at Il Capriccio, a top Italian restaurant in Waltham, a...
I wonder whether reviewers put a “ceiling” on the scores they will accord to white varieties such as Albariño, Sauvignon Blanc and Verdejo, whether...
This superb Rueda producer never seems to hit an off-note with either Sauvignon or Verdejo, and for me, the only suspense involved in tasting...
Chardonnay is an elementally pleasing wine and maintains great popularity among wine consumers for that reason. Because of its success, many renditions of Chardonnay...