Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Though Ferraud’s wines have been in the U.S. market in the past, they currently have no importer, which is a shame because they consistently...
Another example of how Rhône varieties excel in the warm Texas climate, this wine is a well-executed blend offering notes of smoky charcuterie,...
A rising star grape variety for Texas, this white Rhône grape has found a happy home in the Texas High Plains. Elegant and lemony,...
I was a big fan of the 2016 iteration of this wine, and the 2017 falls right in line with quality. It’s mainly Syrah,...
It’s my pleasure to highly recommend a first release wine from Minus Tide, a new player in California’s Mendocino County. Three friends that met...
A unique domestic wine, made in the style of Bordeaux’s great white wines (It’s 66% Semillon, 18% Sauvignon and 16% Muscadelle). While it’s a...
This is a big boy, and a fitting tribute to fathers that inspired and guided sons to be strong and go after dreams. Owners...
Another great Cabernet Sauvignon from the western white house. That may sound funny, but what you may not know is that this is the...
Winemaker Chris Eberle balances rich ripe eastside Zinfandel with a couple of westside sources, Cocavin Vineyard (Adelaida District) and Sauret Vineyard (San Miguel District). ...
A blend of Syrah and Sangiovese, this wine satisfies with a layered bouquet of blueberry, cherry and dried herbs that translates well on the...
An earth-tone driven Mourvedre, with a pretty mix of damp and dry elements leading a layered procession that includes deep red fruit and soft...
Made from Pinot Noir (80%) and Chardonnay (20%), this superb sparkling wine is bound to please any true lover of excellent sparkling wine. Graceful...