Wine Reviews
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This fruity Malbec from Chile’s Maul Valley will do nicely at those tailgate parties and end-of-the-season backyard barbecues. With soft, supple tannins it is...
Rich, with layered complexity, this Chilean red blend shows off the ability of Chile’s Colchagua Valley to produce wines with both power and grace....
This juicy, mouth-filling red blend from Robert Hall isn’t technically a Rhone-style blend, though the majority of the fruit in the bottle is divided...
This exquisite Pinot Noir puts the vast majority of American renditions of the grape variety to shame. It is neither simple nor heavy, but...
This is a fantastic young rendition of San Roman, which is probably the single most distinguished wine from the entire appellation of Toro. Whereas...
Admirers of big, whack ‘em – smack ‘em Cabernet that is just bursting with California ripe fruit will have plenty of reasons to fall...
Dry Creek Vineyard is another producer that overcame the challenges of the wet, cool 2011 vintage to make a very credible wine at its...
With prices of fine Burgundy rising every vintage, it’s refreshing to find wines of this quality still available at relatively affordable levels. This is...
Over the years the Far Niente Cabernet has evolved into a bigger, bolder version of the earliest vintages. The 2012 is robust and layered,...