Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
In addition to making noteworthy Barolo, Chiarlo, a top producer in Piedmont, also makes excellent wine from lesser known areas, such as Nizza. Starting...
The Drouhin family, with their rich traditions and deep roots in Burgundy, made history in Oregon — and quite a stir back in Beaune...
This single grower wine, Domaine Les Genestas, from the top-notch co-op on the “other” (western) side of the Rhone delivers power without sacrificing refinement. ...
This fine co-op, Les Vignerons d’Estézargues, bottles wine from individual members by using a domaine label, such as this one, Domaine Grès St. Vincent. ...
I know this producer, a co-operative, well, having rented a summer vacation house fifteen minutes down the road every year for a decade. They...
Good Cabernet Sauvignon for $20 or less is increasingly rare. Wild Horse delivers the goods, however, with a stellar Cabernet from the 2014 vintage....
Not ready for summer to be over? Here’s a glass that will put you right back in it with fresh aromas and flavors of...
There is not much ninety plus point Pinot Noir at this price point out there! This one shows lively cherry, strawberry and spice, with...
It is quite difficult to make no-dosage sparkling wine that doesn’t come off as hard or austere, often requiring a long period of bottle...
Many Americans wine lovers have never even tried a bottle of bubbly from South Africa, and this might well be the bottle to show...
I’ve tasted multiple vintages of this wine that were obviously much better than most Pinot Noirs costing twice as much from anywhere in the...
This is one of the few riper style of Cabernet Sauvignons from Washington that have crossed my desk, and it succeeds by bringing the...