Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
The seductive combination of suaveness and depth is what accounts for the popularity, and hence, price of wines from Chambolle-Musigny. Jadot’s 2011 Chambolle-Musigny Les...
Jadot’s Savigny-lès-Beaune and their Pernand-Vergelesses lend powerful support to France’s focus on terroir. These two wines, from comparably prestigious premier cru sites less than...
The 2011 vintage for red Burgundies will always be overshadowed on a vintage by the rich 2009 and racy 2010. But the chief advantage...
This wine’s escalating price seems an indication that other people love St. Henri as much as I do. There doesn’t ever seem to be...
Portuguese reds remain something of an overlooked category among US imports. This wine can begin to change that. It is such a pure and...
Beaujolais gets a bad rap. It’s partially deserved because of all of the slightly sweet and vapid swill labeled Beaujolais on the market. But...
Everything about this sparkling wine is somewhat surprising, and in many ways astonishing. First of all, it is produced using Malbec grapes. That’s 100...
The grapes — entirely Cabernet Sauvignon — for Casa Real, the flagship wine from Santa Rita, come from their vineyard surrounding their home estate...
This red blend is produced far off the beaten path in the Capay Valley AVA in the hills east of the Napa Valley. Primarily...