Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
Fading to crimson in the glass, Domaine Serguier’s 2015 Chateauneuf du Pape, is drinking quite well right now. Scents of strawberry fruit leather mingle...
Domaine Albin Jacumin’s 2016 Châteauneuf-du-Pape is showing much more typicity and youth than the 2015 from Domaine Serguier that I also recently tasted. The...
School House’s 2019 Pinot Noir pours a beautiful translucent crimson in the glass, immediately exuding inviting scents of strawberries, violets, subtle vanilla bean, and...
Like all of Randy Meyer’s wines, this is approachable, balanced and delicious — not necessarily words that often accompany a description of young Petite...
Hard to ignore this wine with its colorful tea label. But the story has it that indigenous tea plants remain within the old vineyards. ...
Undurraga dates back to 1885 and today is a major producer with vineyards scattered around Chile’s primary wine regions. Among several Cabernets produced, this...
The grape variety in this white wine from the northwestern region of Italy is Cortese. According to Wine Grapes by Jancis Robinson et al.,...
According to Ian D’Agata in his comprehensive book Native Wine Grapes of Italy, “Barbera is one of Italy’s five most-planted native grapes found in...
Doug Frost, who co-owns Echolands, is a sort of Renaissance person in the wine world – both a Master Sommelier and a Master of...
The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon Three Tears Vineyard Block B comes from a site roughly 2,000 feet up Howell Mountain. The “Three Tears Vineyard” is...
Another winner from the deft hand of winemaker Bibiana Gonzales-Rave. It celebrates the taut, cool climate style that presents in brilliant unsaturated color, with...
I can picture this wine flying out of the tasting room based on the aromatic profile alone. It is extremely deep and dense, almost...