Wine Reviews
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Castello di Meleto, a top Chianti Classico producer based in Gaiole, has abandoned new French oak barrels for aging their Chianti Classico and eliminated...
Borgaio di Meleto is a second label of Meleto, one of the top Chianti Classico producers. A value-packed juicy blend of Sangiovese (70%) and...
White wines of Italy are often overlooked because of the stature of the country’s reds. Schiopetto, one of the top producers in the Collio,...
Nebbiolo may be the money grape of Piemonte, but only if grown in the communes of Barolo and Barbaresco. In the Langhe, where it...
This audacious and assured red blend from the Pacific Northwest is dominated by plump plum flavors spiked with hints of chocolate and mint. Ten...
If you take a sip and close your eyes you can taste the bright California sun shining down on the grapes. These Chardonnay flavors...
This Cabernet offers bright, ripe fruit flavors including red and black berries, red plum, with subtle background notes of anise, chocolate and vanilla plus...
I don’t often think of Prosecco as having a reserved or austere side, but this bottling succeeds with floral and stone aromas that present...
Rich and voluptuous on the palate, yet bright and edgy, this is a beautifully structured Chardonnay from two of South Australia’s cooler climates. Showing...
In the Piedmont region of northern Italy, the stars of Barolo and Barbaresco cast a long shadow. So much so that those two icons...
Elegance is the word that comes to mind for this vintage of Black Kite’s Gap’s Crown Pinot Noir. On the palate the Gap’s Crown...
This Cabernet is a blend of vineyards that surround the winery’s Oakville location. It’s quite refined this vintage, with sturdy structure, dry style and...