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“Gaia” is a widely available line from Bousquet and has been singled out by many of my colleagues here at WineReviewOnline for quality, value...
In 1972 Mercer began developing vineyards in what is now the Horse Heaven Hills AVA. The region is synonymous with Cabernet thanks in large...
The Perrin family got their start in wine by acquiring Château Beaucastel, an important producer in the Rhône Valley. In 1950 they began farming...
I admit I cannot pass a Gigondas — and this one by the Domaine de Piaugier is a great example of why I cannot. ...
The original Loire Valley estate and château that Comte Lafond acquired in 1787 was owned by the illegitimate daughter of the French king, Louis...
It is becoming increasingly popular for American wineries to produce wines under a variety of arrangements from other countries, either here or there, and...
From the village of Seguret in the Dentelles de Montmirail of the Southern Rhône, this white is made of the typical blend of varieties...
One of the best Prosecco producers, Adami is credited in 1933 with making the first single-vineyard Prosecco with Vigneto Giardino. Since then, single-vineyards crus...
Joseph Phelps’ 2019 Insignia is decadently rich on the nose. Cobbler-esque notes of baked blackberries, blueberries, cinnamon and vanilla all waft from the glass. ...
Casual drinkers who are nevertheless fanatic in their love of Marlborough Sauvignon Blancs often overlook the fact that the region makes Pinot Noirs as...
A lovely, elegant wine with more fruitiness than most Chianti Classico Riservas, yet it doesn’t lack for structure. It has flavors of cherries, violets,...
Martinega is a monopole of this well-regarded producer, and it has yielded outstanding wines through the years. This vintage is no different in that...