Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Just when you think that Duckhorn can’t get any better, this vintage of their flagship wine comes along. Depth, complexity, weight, elegance, unabashed varietal...
Buty likes this blend of varieties, and this vintage is another success, showing purity of fruit and winemaking style all at once. Merlot’s black...
A fine Vino Nobile, with lively cherry, oak spice and underbrush aromas leading to a palate that focuses on tart cherry fruit, leaf, earthy...
I’m always skeptical of a Cabernet-based Super Tuscan wine, even from a top producer, such as Principe Corsini, because Cabernet can overwhelm Tuscan identity. ...
A Rhône style blend of Syrah, Mourvedre and Cinsault, this wine tastes deep and earthy, though fresh plum and red berry fruit remains at...
The Estate vineyard is one of the coolest growing sites in California, and fans of bright acidity in Pinot Noir will find plenty of...
I would call this an old-school Napa Valley Cabernet, one that embraces the dry, food friendly style that balances fruit, herb and oak characteristics...
I’m a fan of the Ancient Peaks program. The Renegade is one of their pricier wines, but as usual, it over-delivers in the value...
Everybody in the wine trade knows that red wines from Argentina “over-deliver,” but far from everybody knows that this is good news at lower...
This is just the third release of this wine, made from extremely young fruit, but it already shows a mind-boggling level of complexity and...