Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Befitting a Riserva, Castello di Radda’s 2012 has depth balanced by a gutsy firmness. Even with its youthful vigor, the balance of dark fruit...
In a word, delicious. It’s just what you’d expect from Chianti Classico: a wonderful combination of dark cherry-like fruit and herbal qualities. Not all...
A more robust, richer style of Barbera, Bricco dei Guazzi’s 2013 still maintains the grape’s hallmark juicy acidity and low-ish level of tannins that...
This juicy mid-weight wine is an example of why Barbera d’Asti is so popular. Lip-smacking, cherry-like acidity enlivens the briary, spicy character of the...
A nice price for a Pinot Noir that shows tart black cherry, cedar spice and some oak toast, with good acidity and a moderate...
Bold and aromatic, this Zinfandel offers a boatload of ripe flavors highlighting berries and spice, with a smattering of dark chocolate. The silky tannins...
Big, rich and spicy, this is among the most muscular and powerful Beaujolais you are likely to find. Excellent potential for aging up to...
Most wine lovers are already aware that 2015 is shaping up as a terrific year for red wines from much of Europe–especially France. Yet,...
I was completely charmed by this most unusual wine from Georgia, one of the world’s most ancient wine-producing countries. Saperavi, which means something along...
A blast of sweet ripe fruit suggesting cherries, plums, and coffee sets the theme in this red blend. The wine’s sumptuous texture is a...
A bright and lively ruby red wine, this Caparzo selection suggests cherry and licorice flavors, along with hints of dried herbs and an appetizing...
A blend of Nero d’Avola and Syrah, this wine presents a beautifully earthy nose at first nosing, with layered berry fruit underneath. Built for...