Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Malbec is hot these days, but this wine isn’t. Instead, with a stated alcohol content under 14%, it tastes smooth, suave and elegant. In...
Cadaretta’s GSM blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre runs against the conventional wisdom of producing GSM in the popular Cotes-du-Rhone style that is light...
Best’s Great Western Shiraz is legendary among Aussie bottlings. From the estate’s lovely setting in the Grampian Mountains northwest of Melbourne, Best’s has been...
The 2012 Jensen is one of the most expressive young Calera Pinot Noirs in some time, showing an intense floral note and deep raspberry...
After winning a Platinum Award and a 93 point score at the 2014 San Diego International Wine Competition, you’d think that the marketplace would...
Dominique Guyon, who runs the family estate founded by his grandfather, uses the traditional 18th century spelling, Clos du Roy, instead of the more...
This wine shows that Bordeaux need not be super expensive nor put in the cellar for a decade or two before pulling the cork. ...
The most amazing thing about this wine is its availability. Most red Burgundies from 2009 (a stellar year in my view) have long since...