Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Connoisseurs generally look to Argentina for high quality value wines. There’s plenty of that to go around, but a growing number of vintners in...
One of the Washington wine industry’s best-kept secrets is Seven Hills. Its wines are beautifully balanced and impeccably made across the board. The 2016...
The Casablanca Valley is east of Santiago toward the sea and thus cooler than Chile’s favored growing regions for Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere. That...
This is terrific Barbera by any standard and at any price, but at $16 – $18, it is a delightful steal as well as...
While the 2015 Cabernet Sauvignon may be a tad more opulent than previous vintages, this remains an elegant and refined wine. The dark cherry...
Wonderfully fleshy and flavorful, this elegant white wine from Spain is seductively aromatic, with floral elements as well as peach and citrus peel. On...
Fresh and fruity, this tasty wine from Argentina has the good acidity and soft tannins that make it an excellent choice to serve with...
La Jassine is dark, dense and rich without being at all heavy. Notes of plum and blackberry dominate the flavors, with hints of licorice...
I’ve been a fan of the Eponymous wines since the 2003 vintage. They always show great finesse, richness and class, without going over...
A dark side expression of Petite Sirah, which is dark to begin with, of course. The key here is the avoidance of the extreme...
Crisp, correct, delightfully dry Riesling that’s long on acidity, aroma, flavor and finish, showcasing peach and citrus, wet stone and spice notes. A crisp...
The heart of a lion is what’s in the glass when you pour the Lionheart of the Barossa. From Carl Lindner’s old Barossa plantings,...