Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
The fruit that produces this fresh and wonderfully fragrant white wine comes from vineyards that grow on the slopes of Mount Etna, one of...
One tends to forget about Chiarlo’s white wines since they make such stunning reds. Here’s one that should not be forgotten. Not an opulent...
Chiarlo owns about 3-acres of vines in the heart of Cannubi, arguably Barolo’s most famous vineyard. From it, they make a sensational wine. Their...
Few wines in this price range can boast the level of consistency demonstrated by J Pinot Gris vintage after vintage. The 2016 offers up...
This cru Beaujolais from the exceptional 2015 vintage is meaty and full-bodied, with layers of ripe blueberry and blackberry and a floral back note....
One of the most elegant cru Beaujolais is Fleurie, and the Clos des Quatre Vents epitomizes that characteristic. Refined, delicate and yet packed...
A sensational Riesling that might well be the best dry release I’ve ever tasted from this fine producer, this is a complete and compelling...
This wine from Penfolds — a genuinely great producer and a standard-bearer for all of Australian wine — falls somewhere in the middle of...
Grapes growing in mountainous terrain infuse Jasmine with exhilarating floral aromatics intertwined with savory dried herbal components, while the complex flavors are dominated by...
Chiarlo was largely responsible for the resurrection of this iconic vineyard in La Morra, that, according to Kerin O’Keefe, a world’s expert on Italian...
Here is a wine that provides more enjoyment than the price suggests. Wines, especially those made from the Montepulciano grape and especially from Abruzzo,...
As much as I liked Castello di Radda’s 2012 Chianti Classico Riserva, I must admit, their Gran Selezione from the same vintage is just...