Wine Reviews
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Made entirely from Cabernet Franc, this wine is at a lovely stage of development right now, showing emerging complexities from time in bottle but...
There are a handful of California wineries that do justice to Riesling. The best of those from any given vintage is likely to come...
Jackson Estate’s Anderson Valley Pinot Noir represents excellent value. First of all, it’s from a premium Pinot district, and its modest price means...
I hate to say that an almost $75 a bottle of wine is a bargain, but, if you have 75 bucks to spend on...
A bright side expression of Santa Rita Hills, with fruit from the likes of Clos Pepe, Cargasacchi and John Sebastiano vineyards coming together with...
One of the world’s unique wines, and a winner every vintage. Sourced from New York vineyards, it’s a crisp, clean off-dry refresher that you...
This bottling is developing a solid track record with this fourth vintage in a row of crisp, lively citrus, sweet grass and stone, with...
Seems like just last week I wrote that, "No one develops aromatics quite like Bob Lindquist.” Sorry to quote myself, but here we go...
A nicely layered presentation of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Petit Verdot, featuring ripe mixed berry, medium oak toast, vanilla and spice that...
Here’s a saucy red for grilling that gets the most out of its Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah and Zinfandel components, showing bold blackberry, tar,...
Peter Lehmann again delivers sense of place at a sensible price in an easy to like mix of blackberry, currants, faint dried herbs, menthol...
This is a full-bodied wine blessed with the lush blue and black berry flavors characteristic of excellent Nero d’Avola, along with plums, spice, black...