Wine Reviews
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Carignan doesn’t make a stand-alone wine very often outside of the south of France, so commercially it’s a bit of a gamble. A good...
The 2016 Hop Kiln Estate Pinot from Landmark exhibits the classic weight and depth of a Russian River Valley Pinot Noir, with lifted cherry,...
A lot of Chardonnay in this price category tends to be over-manipulated to the point of confusion. That’s not the case here, where judicious...
If you’re pining for warmer temperatures this winter, here’s a wine that will transport you to a lower latitude. Fresh grapefruit with just a...
There is a great mix of tropical fruit, citrus and leafy herbs in this glass of freshness on both the nose and the palate,...
A selection of fruit from perhaps the most famous vineyard in California, and a reserve wine in the true sense of the word. The...
Seven generations of the Schneider family have owned this estate, with three generations working there today (a claim that few wineries in the world...
Stellenbosch is one of the largest wine producing and exporting regions of South Africa, and perhaps the most famous as well. While the climate...
The number of different La Crema Chardonnay appellations is impressive, including Monterey, Sonoma Coast and the Russian River Valley. Although these are all relatively...
There is a lot going on in this suave and bright California Sauvignon Blanc. It’s light on the tongue, with engaging notes of tangerine,...
While the 2016 vintage is leaner than the beautiful 2015 Chardonnay from The Vineyard House, the difference in age could well account for the...
In this unusually charming California Sauvignon Blanc classic herbal flavors dance with rich and aromatic exotic fruit nuances. With its subtle floral aromas, supple...