Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
This is clearly the best of all the wines I’ve tasted from Monforte in this vintage, and though it comes off as quite overt...
This wine won’t require quite as much inventiveness to justify a purchase as “Georges De Latour Private Reserve”, though that’s still a price at...
BV’s flagship is among the most historic wines in the United States. At $145 per bottle, you might need a special occasion to try...
Picpoul de Pinet is a name to remember for lively and taut white wines. Made exclusively from the Picpoul grape, which literally means “stings...
Though the Languedoc may be best known for its red wines, the whites have gotten better. Take this one, for example. Surprisingly fresh and...
Rocche dei Manzoni’s regular Barolo suffers only by comparison to their exquisite single vineyard bottlings. Indeed, it does this wine a disservice to taste...
A new producer to me, and one I plan to check into further after tasting this blend of Grenache, Syrah and Petite Sirah. All...
Winemaker Dana Epperson brings us a red fruit driven expression of Santa Rita Hills, with bright strawberry, bing cherry and dry earth character on...
This winery is famous for its reds, particularly the Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Zinfandel and the red Rhone-style blend, but you shouldn’t overlook the excellent...
Say Duckhorn and red wine, either Merlot or Cabernet, comes to mind. But it would be a mistake to dismiss the Duckhorn Chardonnay because...
Pinot Grigio thrives in northern Italy’s Alto Adige region, where it takes on a personality not seen elsewhere in Italy except perhaps Friuli. Zemmer’s...