Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
From the arid, poor soils of the Four Corners region of Colorado, this Rhône variety shines. Notes of ripe cherry and savory herbs lead...
Beautifully concentrate color with hints of blue lead to luscious palate with black and blue berries commingling with violet and characteristic black pepper. This...
One of the state’s largest grape growers (managing more than 300 acres), Luna Rossa is also one of New Mexico’s foremost wine producers. Showing...
Retail shelves are awash in Pinot Grigio. Much of it is simple, everyday stuff, but there are a few producers that make rich and...
This house makes amazing bubbly from Bobal, and though a $45 price tag will make almost anybody wonder if they shouldn’t be buying Champagne...
Granted, there’s no worldwide shortage of Chardonnay, but we can never get too many excellent examples at affordable prices. This only gets two months...
Luscious and rich, this wine grown in the Grand Valley region offers characteristic notes of yellow apple, ripe peach, and lemon curd led by...
Maysara’s Asha Pinot Noir comes from the same vineyard as the Jamsheed, but since the vineyard is large with multiple soils and numerous clones...
Founded barely 15 years ago, in 2004, by Robert and Ellen Brittan, Brittan Vineyards is a name to remember. Robert, who was the winemaker...
The Drouhin family, the famed Burgundy producer, is doing what comes naturally to Burgundy producers, focusing on the uniqueness of vineyards. They’ve purchased an...
Ferret has always been one of the top names in Pouilly-Fuissé, being one of the first to move from bulk to bottled wine after...
Saint-Amour is the most northern Beaujolais cru and the second smallest, after Chénas. Clay in the granitic soil here adds an oomph to the...