Wine Reviews
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Véronique Drouhin explained that they have always purchased grapes from a variety of growers who have holdings in Les Crays, but this is the...
From ancient vineyards (planted over 3000 years ago) this charming white wine is both steely and full flavored (you might detect notes of honey...
Jed Steele’s 2017 Viognier is truly an outstanding example of what Viognier can be when the grapes are properly grown and the wine is...
From a Biodynamic estate, the grapes that went into making this delicious wine came from old vines (75 to 85 years old). The fruit...
This is a great value in a Willamette Pinot Noir, one that shows pure cherry, ripe strawberry and soft oak spice aromas and flavors,...
Godard just acquired a vineyard in Moulin-à-Vent, expanding her holdings to about 16 acres in total. Au Michelon, located in the northern part of...
Mee Godard, a young woman originally from Korea, is one of the rising shining stars of Beaujolais. Her wines are not to be missed...
Newly released from the 2012 vintage by the importer, this outstanding wine really benefits from the time it has had to mature in bottle. ...
From a tasting perspective, this is a wonderfully, highly complex delicious wine made from Sicily’s increasingly renowned Carricante grape variety. From an analytical, critical...
Like all of the Bel Colle Barolos and Barbarescos, the 2014 Simposio comes with a generous does of tannin. Behind the wall of tannin,...
Don’t be fooled by the light color. This pepper-pot of a red wine delivers character and flavor in spades. Spicy, with notes of bing...
Château Thivin owns about 18 acres of this 65-acre east-facing vineyard in Brouilly, the largest and most southern of Beaujolais’ ten cru. Lighter and...