Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Always tasty, the 2013 Dry Creek’s Hillside & Benchland Cabernet is an especially rewarding wine. With intensity and richness, it offers light floral notes,...
It’s hard to determine from the importer’s website whether Le Clos de Lys is actually a single vineyard or a proprietary name for a...
You would be forgiven if you were unaware that Morocco produces wine — and good ones at that. After all, the Sahara Desert lies...
Château du Moulin-à-Vent sits virtually adjacent to the iconic wind-mill that gives the name to the village that many consider the top cru of...
Here’s a great value in a Pinot Noir from a producer that is new to me. It features aromas of macerated ripe cherry and...
This is an excellent wine and an equally impressive value. Perfectly mature but hardly played out, it has absorbed all of its oak and...
Castoro has been doing value-priced Zinfandel well for years, and Zinfusion is a barrel selection of the best lots of the vintage. The 2014...
Fifteen bucks. Delicious red wine. What’s in it? Doesn’t matter. Can you find it? Yes — it’s widely available. What does it taste like? ...
Ancient Peaks brings us another solid value from the 2014 vintage in this bold, black fruit driven Cabernet from Paso Robles’ southernmost sub-AVA. It’s...
Named after Ait Souala, once the largest winemaking estate in Africa, this is a ripe blend of Arinarnoa (50%) and equal amounts of Tannat...