Wine Reviews
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Winemaker Dave Ready Jr. adds a splash of Chardonnay to his Pinot Grigio and the result is a touch more body and spice to...
In a word, show-stopping. Léoville Poyferré has really upped their game beginning with the 2010 vintage. They made significant changes in the winery that...
This wine, like most made from Cabernet Franc, is lighter and more herbal than wine made from Cabernet Sauvignon. Less fruity with more emphasis...
Here’s a well-structured Cabernet from a region not necessarily renowned for the variety, and at a nice price to boot. True to type aromas...
A nice value in a light side expression of Pinot Noir, featuring Bing cherry, strawberry, soft oak spice and sweet oak toast aromas and...
It’s an ongoing mystery that domestic red Rhone-style blends are not more popular, particularly given the remarkable success of Tablas Creek. The Paso Robles...
Argentina is still the place to go for inexpensive but solid red wines. The 2017 Cabernet Sauvignon from Valentin shows a forward note of...
The beauty of the wines from the Sta. Rita Hills is the concentration of aroma, and the complexity that is inherent on cool-climate vineyards...
Morgan’s Sauvignon Blanc is made in the manner of Bordeaux blanc, with aging in French oak barrels that imparts a level of complexity and...
Though this obscure Italian white-grape variety is fermented in stainless steel tanks, it offers a distinct note of nuts and spice along with aromas...
The Murphy-Goode touch with Sauvignon Blanc is evident here, producing a plush sauvignon that shows richness and softness on the palate with notes of...
The Sierra Foothills area simply doesn’t get proper respect for its work with Italian varieties, and here’s a wine that makes that fact all...