Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Here’s a treat from Gloria Ferrer that’s on a par with their Royal Cuvée and Carneros Cuvée bottlings. After five and a half years...
Not a single-vineyard wine, San Michele is the name. Cà Rugate’s San Michele bottling is a blend from several of their vineyards located in...
You may not be as familiar with Duckhorn’s Cabernet lineup as you are their fine Merlots, but they are certainly worthy of the marque. ...
If you find many Kiwi Sauvignons to be overly assertive, try this more subtle one. It offers multiple layers of flavor, with characteristic New...
I have become a fan of the rustic, hearty red wines from this fairly obscure appellation in the arch of the foot in the...
This stylish Pinotage (not an oxymoron, as many believe) isn’t yet in the USA, but I found it marginally superior to the 2014, and...
This nicely-matured blend of Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Merlot is impressively complex, with each of the included varieties showing their various contributions. ...
This gorgeous wine is beautifully wooded for 12 months in 500 liter barrels, all of which are French and 30% of which are new. ...
Bring on the braised short ribs for this meaty value wine. There’s a nice dose of pepper over the starring black fruit and savory...
This 2011 is still available in some markets. If you happen to be in one of them, run out and buy some of it! ...
As the 2015 red Burgundies begin to hit retailers’ shelves, they confirm my initial enthusiasm for this vintage. Take, for example, this Volnay, a...