Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
This is a great value in a Malbec from what has come to be its favorite spot to grow on our planet. It shows...
Sometimes a wine’s flavors are seamless, but in many cases it is just as enjoyable to find one you can enjoy part-by-part, as is...
There’s a song from my youth that has a chorus lyric that defines this wine for me. It goes “We’re still havin’ fun, and...
Most American (and many French) Viogniers accent the grape’s fragrant and fruity characteristics, but this one hearkens more to the Northern Rhône where the...
Although Rioja Reserva wines spend only a year in barrel, like Crianza bottlings, the source of the grapes is typically better and the required...
Established in 1890, Bodegas Riojanas is one of the traditional producers of Rioja, so it’s not surprising that they label their Riojas in the...
Bill Talley and his family have focused on Pinot Noir from their inaugural 1986 vintage onward. This version is from 4 blocks on the...
If you don’t already have sparkling wine from Argentina on your radar, it may be time to get it there with wines like this...
Franciacorta is becoming better known as a top-flight sparkling wine. The Majolini Estate is located in the eastern reaches of the Franciacorta appellation in...
The best Cabernets seem to fall into one of two categories – smooth, fresh fruit with good structure and tannins, or dried fruit with...
The Fledge & Co. is a family operation with husband & wife, Leon Coetzee and Margeaux Nel at the helm. Like many “new age”...
A small amount, less than five percent, of Beaujolais is white and made from Chardonnay. Maison Louis Jadot, the venerable Beaune-based Burgundy négociant, saw...