Wine Reviews
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Luca Bosio Moscato d’Asti has a lot going for it. The wine whirls across the palate with the grace and delicacy of a vinous...
A first go ‘round with this variety by winemaker Rusty Folena just expands my respect for him. Black fruit liveliness dances with touches of...
Saint-Peray is undoubtedly the least well-known appellation in the Northern Rhône Valley, but insiders know that it can make excellent white wine, as it...
Carneros chardonnay is some of the finest in the U.S. and this vintage from Lloyd is one of the finest of the finest. This...
Luis Anxo Rodriguez Vázquez has at least two things working against him, his size and location. He has just over 12 acres spread over...
O Rosal, named for a sub-region of Rias Baixas, is the flagship of Bodegas Terras Gauda, one of the region’s top producers, according to...
Llopart consistently gets it right because they are one of the oldest producers of Cava. The Brut Nature category requires the best grapes because...
This mid-weight red is a spectacular bargain, which should not come as a surprise because Marqués de Murrieta is one of the leaders in...
With its 14.7 percent stated-alcohol, this is a broad-shouldered Chardonnay. Fruit-focused and framed with subtle flavors from oak aging, it is actually balanced considering...
La Crema sources the grapes for this Pinot Noir from the potentially better-suited vineyards on the Sonoma Coast. Compared to their Monterey bottling, the...
It’s difficult to find reasonable Pinot Noir under $25 a bottle because it is a difficult grape to grow and even more difficult to...
Caparzo’s vineyards cover a large, hilly parcel of land in the Montalcino region, from which the estate produces a wide range of wines. This...