Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
I find Martin Ray Pinot Noir to be always a dependable, affordable and quaffable red. The current release is no exception, and in fact...
I was predisposed to dislike the wine because of its cutesy name. But, just as you can’t judge a book by its cover, you...
This earthy Rioja shows notes of licorice and dried herbs, with firm tannins and a lovely spice note on the finish. Not as ready...
A solid value in an off-dry Riesling with lively stone fruit, citrus, stony minerality and lanolin aromas that lead to a lively palate where...
Jerry Lohr is the king of Cabernet Sauvignon in Paso Robles and the Hilltop is one of his finest. Showing the richness that is...
The Musque clone of Chardonnay (Dijon 809) makes up the bulk of this tasty bottling, and it shows bright baked apple balanced by light...
The Malbec from La Consulta could redefine the image of wine made from that grape. Not just big and ripe, this Malbec is lively...
Catena, as the producer is usually known, is one of Argentina’s top producers. They have always championed vineyards planted at high elevations, believing that...
Vignamaggio makes excellent Chianti Classico, so it comes as no surprise that this simple IGT Toscana delivers more than you’d expect for the price. ...
The vast amount (95%) of wine made in Chinon, one of many picturesque villages in the Loire Valley, is red. Although limited, the amount...
Paying ten bucks for this wine borders on stealing. A blend of Viognier, Chenin Blanc and Grenache Blanc, it shows generous aromas and flavors...
Albariño is becoming increasingly popular, and with good reason, but one consequence is that it is becoming more difficult to find complete, convincing renditions...