Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
The Duboeuf Pinot Noir from the south of France won’t remind you of premier cru red Burgundy, but it doesn’t have to at $12...
This must be one of the best wines selling for less than $25 a bottle in today’s market. The estate, Condado de Haza, is...
The Margheria vineyard is located in the commune of Serralunga d’Alba, although the winery is in Castiglione Falletto. Margheria’s vines are 65 years old....
Beautifully ripe red fruit flavors (cherry, raspberry, strawberry), with undernotes of earthiness and a subtle suggestion of baking spices, especially cinnamon, set this Pinotage...
The premier grape of Italy in terms of volume, Sangiovese comes in many different styles. This particular gem from CP is soft and supple,...
Well executed Viognier, one where the rich texture and the racy acidity play off of each other to great effect. Peach and honeysuckle aromas...
Winemaker Karen Sherman “came of age” winning awards at the San Diego County Fair’s homemade wine competition, and she’s successfully crossed over to the...
Winemaker Jim Hart’s connections in Southern California lead to some pretty exciting wines, like this tasty Petite Sirah. Not at all overwrought, it focuses...
Russian River Valley producer Trecini reaches across the world for this lovely Vermentino, which shows a ripe aroma set of peach and pear with...
A juicy, fun rendition of Zinfandel with a high ratio of flavor to structure, this will please a great many palates. Soft red fruit...
This offers a lot of fun for not a lot of money, based on an interesting balance of firmer, dark fruit notes and softer,...
Aptly named, this is riotously fun for those who love very ripe, overtly sweet reds for sipping or pairing with spicy meats. Very juicy...