Wine Reviews
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This Calera Selleck Vineyard Pinot Noir shines with bright notes of strawberry and cherry, an underlying earthiness, a touch of wood spice and refined,...
Here is an oak driven Chardonnay that I can love thanks to well-chosen barrels, racy acidity and fruit that’s up to the spice load. ...
Wakefield’s Clare Valley Chardonnay is a fresh, easy-on-the-oak example that focuses on pear and apple flavors. Soft texture gives way to bright acidity...
Often heralded for its rich and robust red wines from Bolgheri, Ornellaia knows also has a way with white offerings. This Toscana Bianco is...
I thought it would be fun to see what this vintage of Logan tasted like after it had spent a handful of years taking...
An early harvest and a short crop describes the 2015 vintage in Sonoma. The warmth that causes an early harvest and a reduced...
My issue with most domestic Viognier is the general level of ripeness and alcohol, which I attribute to growing conditions for the most part. ...
The Clare, as it is called by the locals, is most famous for its classically proportioned Shiraz, but beyond that most everything else from...
Monte Carbonare is one of the great sites of Soave. Its steep slopes and dark, volcanic soil make it a unique place. It sets...
Full and ample, with deep red and black berry and dark plum juiciness, this seductive wine will charm and delight any true lover of...
Mamete Prevostini is a small producer in the Valtellina Superiore — part of the Alpine area of Lombardy. The Valtellina has several subdivisions, but...
Jed Steele’s Shooting Star Zinfandel is lighter and fruitier than a lot of contemporary Zins. You’ll definitely want this wine to go with summer...