Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Lake County is among the most underrated appellations in the U.S., largely because it is a remote outpost north of the much more...
The blend might be a secret but the quality isn’t. This vintage of Blend 175 is a stunner, one in a long string...
Merlot from Paso Robles has a tendency toward richness and body without much backbone. The Robert Hall is an exception to the norm,...
Michigan’s Old Mission Peninsula has proven to be an excellent spot to grow Gewurztraminer, the spicy white grape most famously grown in France’s...
For those looking for an alternative to Chardonnay but unwilling to tackle the high-acid, crisp whites, this Pinot Blanc is an excellent option. ...
Martin Codax is among the finest wine cooperatives in the world, consistently producing excellent Albarino with grapes sourced from dozens if not hundreds...
Navarro is the master with this grape and skillfully ferments it dry without pushing it to bitterness. Slightly floral, it exhibits aromas of...
Don’t let the soft nose fool you — there’s a burst of lemon, melon and spice on the palate that lingers brightly. This California...
Wagner is an ace among aces when it comes to Finger Lakes Riesling. This dry Riesling from the 2016 vintage is a beautiful...
This beautiful Super Tuscan from Tuscany’s coastal Maremma district demonstrates the unique compatibility of Sangiovese blended with the Bordeaux grape varieties, Cabernet Sauvignon...
This smoky Cabernet Franc shows notes of cherry and tobacco with a touch of spice. The tannins are modest, making it very agreeable...
Winemaker Duncan Williams has a way with Southern California Chardonnay. This wine shows a creamy texture, lively acidity and a blooming finish, and the...