Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Beaujolais Cru Morgon is known for producing a more robust style and Château de Pizay’s Morgon is definitely in that camp. This wine has...
Continuing the seemingly non-stop parade of good values from Argentina, the Pizzella Family offers this single vineyard Malbec from its 10 hectare vineyard in...
Carol Shelton is on top of her game with this 2021 Zinfandel. Made from organically grown, wild-looking 65 year old or older vines predominately...
Craggy Range has two wineries located in Hawkes Bay on the north island of New Zealand: Gimblett Gravels Winery and Giants Winery. Ben Tombs,...
California’s Central Coast is one of the few places in the U.S. that has multiple producers of Rhône-style white blends, and few do them...
Sant’Antonio’s 2018 Amarone della Valpolicella is an example of the modern Amarone profile with more finesse than power. This is a blend headed by...
Marsannay, almost a suburb of Dijon, is the northernmost appellation of the Côtes de Nuits. Usually, wines from Burgundy’s exalted Côtes de Nuits, think...
Vallée d’Aoste, is located north of Piedmont and tucked into the mountainous region bordering France and Switzerland. Like many Vallée d’Aoste vineyards, the Grosjean...
Founded under the name Burgundy Winery & Olive Oil Factory almost 100 years ago, the Eakle family has been running production since their purchase,...
The appellation needs some explanation. But first, what needs no explanation is La Pépière, one the finest producers of Muscadet. They are so consistent,...
Full disclosure — I have not become enamored of the wines of the Jura because of their often-oxidized style. This one could change that...
Mountlouis-sur-Loire lies across the Loire River from Vouvray and uses the same Chenin Blanc grape for its captivatingly delicious wines. Similar in style to...