Wine Reviews
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Surprisingly a grape that was once virtually extinct, Arneis has made a comeback in its native home of the Roero DOCG in PIedmont. A...
This wine is 100% Trebbiano D’Abruzzese, which is a grape often confused with Bombino Bianco, Passerina, and Trebbiano Toscano. (Not to be confused with...
This vintage from Franciscan is the personification of a “now” wine, meaning it is delicious right now. No need to lay it down in...
Jermann is one of the most respected wine names in northern Italy. How Jermann treats Pinot Grigio, a wine that is too often mass...
Showing notes of lovely white peach and melon, this is a beautiful summer wine that goes down easy as a stand-alone sipper or with...
The 2015 Carneros Merlot from Duckhorn is a savory beast that delivers a tarry note that beautifully complements its fruit profile of plums and...
One of the state’s oldest wine producing areas brings us this tasty Cabernet — a single vineyard offering named for Charles Wetmore, the first...
Jordan’s Cabernet has for years been a flagship of the appellation. This vintage gets a little more new French oak than usual, but that...
Mendocino County’s cool Anderson Valley, which runs east-west toward the Pacific Ocean, now rivals the Russian River Valley in the California pinot noir arena. ...
Floral and fruity with mouth-cleansing zestiness, this Falanghina is ideal for summer sipping — and drinking. Enhanced by a hint of an almost white...
Sooner or later, consumers will discover the joys of red wine from Anjou. And of course, then the price will go up. But for...
Truly beautiful. It delivers the classic balance of earth and fruit that makes Pinot Noir a unique grape. Plenty of leafy savory notes balance...