Wine Reviews
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There is plenty to like in this micro-selection Syrah, and it already has some bottle age that makes it enjoyable right out of the...
Carignan doesn’t always get its due accolades as a variety that has serious personality. It is on display here, thanks to the title techniques...
An unexpected and interesting blend of Vermentino, Vernacchia and Verdelho, showing great freshness for a 2020 release, with Meyer lemon and tropical aromas, a...
The Douloufakis Vidiano epitomizes the character of Mediterranean white wine for me. It shows a classic style, with layering and depth that is sure...
The Cecchi family purchased the Villa Rosa estate in 2015 because it was an ideal site for Sangiovese. The focus is to make a...
Villa Cerna is the home, and one of the estates, of the Cecchi family, one of the top producers in Tuscany. Primocolle — literally,...
Made entirely from Carménère, arguably Chile’s signature grape, grown in the famed Apalta sub-region, this juicy bottling displays a wonderful combination of red and...
This bold blend of Syrah and Carménère, combines attractive elements of each grape. Together, it’s a harmonious blend of dark fruit, leafy notes —...
Marta Valpiani’s Romagna Superiore Sangiovese brings Old World style and terroir to in this outstanding wine. Produced by a mother-daughter power team, the winery...
The Padigan team was at the top of its game with this 2021 Syrah. It is dark and with time in the glass reveals...
Bartholomew Broadbent grew up in the wine trade. His father Michael Broadbent MW was the Director of Christie’s Auction House in London. You have...
When I first pulled the cork on this wine, it did not smell, taste or feel like a Riesling, even given that Napa Valley...