Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Adelaide Hills is a magical spot for Sauvignon Blanc. It’s cool enough to produce Sauvignons that possess bright acidity, lovely citrus notes and...
Here’s a quaffable grill side red that’s just off dry, and that serves to brighten all the fruit and spice. A blend of Petit...
I’ve reviewed this wine before, and most of my previous text still stands. Here’s another nod to consistency. Strawberry, cranberry and a touch...
A favorite producer of mine, and a severely underrated Chardonnay maker at that. This is their mid-line offering, but there’s nothing middling about it. ...
Ahh… Finger Lakes Riesling. Racy acidity, fine tuned sweetness, citrus, apple and pear flavors all prove quite refreshing, and a great price makes it...
If you’re looking for great value from Italy’s Piedmont area, look no further than Barbera d’Asti. If you look up food friendly in the...
A gracious Shiraz that lets you know where it comes from without slapping you in the face with overt aromas and flavors. A subtle...
The McLaren Vale district is famous for its well-balanced Shiraz, in contrast to the riper, heavier Shiraz from the nearby Barossa Valley. The Sister’s...
Although this red finishes slightly off-dry, it exhibits gorgeous red and black fruit aromas, supple tannins and a long, spicy finish. Serve it...
With remarkable depth and power, this Shiraz from Heirloom is a towering achievement of vineyard work and cellar care. Rich and dynamic, it...
Masi is best-known for its superb Amarone and other reds from the Veneto but the innovative white, Masianco, is equally capable of turning...
Full throttle Chianti Classico under the relatively new, exalted, and somewhat controversial Gran Selezione designation. Marketing ploy or not, this is great stuff, with...