Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Many of Fatum’s grapes come from 35-year-old vines. One of those grapes, Airen, is largely unknown outside Spain but it is, in fact, a...
Though not the current release, consumers need to be aware of this wine since it is still available. Domaine Parent, clearly one of...
The lip-stinger! Yes, acid is the order of the day in this glass, but there’s more than pucker to please your palate. Peach, pear...
This is a ripe, lively Malbec that focuses on plummy fruit with touches of savory brown spice and a cinnamon top note that are...
Here’s a plush, full bodied Petite Sirah that delivers the classic varietal profile without being overly ripe or overly tannic, making it bright and...
Gratus is a relatively new player on the scene, and one making a splash right away with a couple of competition wins, including this...
The 2017 red Burgundies fall into two categories: forward and charming ready-to-drink wines and more structured ones suitable for the cellar. This Santenay falls...
The stellar Napa Valley 2013 vintage is on suitable display here, with full throttle true to type aromas followed by a fleshy palate where...
More wine from this appellation is starting to show up here in the USA, and that’s a good thing — there’s an earthy dimension...
I like a winery that’s proud of its Petite Sirah, so much so that it’s not afraid to let you know that they use...
Sea Smoke’s Southing is always a solid expression of Santa Rita Hills, delivering rich dark fruit, warm oak spice and a weighty palate that’s...
This is late release from 2013 celebrating a business milestone, and one certainly worthy of the occasion. It’s long on varietal character, with blackberry,...