Wine Reviews
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Argiano’s "Non Confunditur" is something of a baby "Super Tuscan", a soft, approachable red from Tuscany that utilizes the international grape varieties Cabernet Sauvignon,...
Silvio Nardi is one of Brunello’s top producers. Always traditionally framed, you’ll never feel or taste a predominance of oak or wood in their...
The problem for consumers with Riesling is knowing the level of sweetness since the grape is capable of producing superb bone-dry wines as well...
If this impressive red wine cost twice the price it would still be a bargain. Medium bodied, with lively red fruit flavors and surprising...
Like all good Riesling from Alsace this one from Mader is full of grace and charm. Full flavored and soft on the palate, the...
The 12 signifies 12 months aging in oak barrels, just enough time to impart notes of wood spice and smooth out any rough tannins. ...
Tenuta Silvio Nardi’s Poggio Doria comes from a parcel, Oria, in their Casale del Bosco estate, which is located in the northwest portion of...
By contrast to Ratti’s 2011 Barbera from Alba, which benefits from the delicacy and sophistication imparted by excellent limestone-laced clay soils, this Asti bottling...
Winemaker David Vergari is doing great things at Thornton Winery. This Tempranillo shows vibrant fruit and integrated oak spice on the nose, delivering blackberry,...
One of the first large wineries to leap into the organic fray, Fetzer also is one of the best at organic wine. The 2017...
Petite Sirah can be a beast of a wine, with mouth-puckering tannins wrapped in gorgeous red and black fruits and loads of spice. ...
A great value in a Shiraz for fans of a forward menthol style where the black and blue fruit flavors ride right alongside. This...