Wine Reviews
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You will want to give this wine some time in your cellar. Some grip shows real age-worthiness, and it will be worth waiting for...
A beautiful, fruit-driven Syrah that winemaker Gerard Zanzonico says, “pairs well with a hammock” may have you hanging one in your backyard after getting...
Winemaker Riccardo Baldi is a rising star in Le Marche, known for his exceptional work with the Verdicchio grape. His La Staffa 2020 “Rincrocca”...
This all-Tempranillo release is very impressive, with formidable density, excellent depth of flavor, and fine balance of fruit in relation to oak, tannin, and...
The Cetto family, originally from northern Italy, has been making wine in Mexico for several generations. Their elegant “Sierra Blanca” Tempranillo boasts aromas and...
This Getariako Txakolina Rosé hails from the region around the town of Getaria, renowned for its wines’ light natural carbonation. The "RK" is part...
An interesting Toscana IGT blend with Pugnitello as the lead grape and almost equal amounts of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, San Felice’s Vigorello is...
I am probably rating this lees-aged Albariño higher than my colleagues, but I find it is both delicious and intriguing. It has great depth...
An old reliable from Sonoma County that tastes more like Napa Valley – although not priced that way – Beringer’s Knights Valley Cabernet is...
Seghesio’s Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel from the Cortina Vineyard is a mellow wine with harmonious red fruit flavors mixed in with some tangy and...
Eastern wine growers have had a great time being able to sort through various grape varieties from around the world that seem to fit...
As early as 1513, the Mellot family was involved in growing wine grapes and making wine. In 1668, César Mellot was appointed as Wine...