Wine Reviews
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Dry Creek Vineyard’s latest Meritage wine (a name Dave Stare was the first to use on California wine labels to indicate that the wine...
Dry Creek Vineyard makes several red Zinfandels, but its finest one might be its single-vineyard Estate wine, its 2016 DCV2 Four Clones Vineyard Zinfandel,...
New World Cabernet Sauvignons rarely achieve the degree of elegance and liveliness on the palate of the Leeuwin Estate Prelude Vineyards bottling. Drawn...
Chardonnay maintains great popularity among wine consumers because it is so elementally pleasing. Because of its success, many renditions of Chardonnay are too...
Syrah is planted with great success in many places in the wine world. It gets its most notoriety from big, powerful wines like...
The 2016 Bordeaux vintage was an excellent one, coming on the heels of the fine 2015 harvest. The top growths of Bordeaux have...
A gem of a wine, Remy Pannier’s Vouvray has both an appealing gold color and enticing aromas as well as pronounced Bartlett pear...
A beautifully made wine that speaks volumes about what California Chardonnay can offer when the grapes are grown in the right (i.e. cooler)...
Pinot Blanc is an overlooked variety in the USA. A few producers have recognized the inherently pleasurable style of the wine and are...
If you’ve been seeking a richly colored wine that is lush but not overwhelming look no further. Dark berry and other fruit flavors mingle...
No need to over think this sweet and dreamy white wine from Alsace, just breathe in the delicate floral aromas and sip the racy...
Guigal, based in the northern Rhône village of Ampuis, has made Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the southern Rhône’s most famous wine, since the 1940s. But this 2017...