Wine Reviews
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A nicely priced Shiraz that shows great integration of fruit and savory character, showing blackberry, blueberry, leaf, meat and soft mint aromas and flavors. ...
This is one of two fabulous Rieslings from Dandelion, and while this is the less expensive of the two, it’s a stunning wine. Sweetly...
Winemaker Jon McPherson started with a bang in 2015 with this grape, and the 2016 ramps things up from an already high standard. An...
Puglia isn’t the first Italian wine region that comes to mind for Sangiovese, but this expression of the popular Tuscan grape variety demonstrates there...
Moderately expensive for a Chilean Chardonnay, this wine delivers a lovely pear note with a hint of citrus and wood spice. A platinum award-winner...
Zinfandel lovers beware, this one is right in your wheelhouse, with aromas of smoked meats and jammy black fruits. A platinum award-winner at the...
Here’s another remarkable value from Argentina, a reserve Malbec that likely would fetch a much higher price if the wine were made in California....
Hawk And Horse is an underrated winery that should get more attention than it does. Its fruit sources are impeccable and its style is...
Oakville Ranch has an excellent track record with Cabernet Sauvignon. This vintage is right in the winery’s wheelhouse. It delivers complex layers of red...
This modestly priced Super Tuscan from the Maremma district is a crowd-pleasing red that will make a perfect companion to grilled meats. It’s plump...
Dolcetto is often called the Beaujolais of Italian wine because it tends to be lighter in color and less likely to hammer the palate...
Ron Rubin, a rising star in California wine, has delivered another stunning Pinot Noir with this 2014 from the Green Valley’s Gunsalus Vineyard. Green...