Wine Reviews
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Although many grape varieties are planted in the Finger Lakes, Riesling remains the star. The Weis Vineyards Winzer Select Riesling K (the "K" refers...
Syrah is planted with great success in many places in the wine world. It gets its most notoriety from big, powerful wines like Hermitage...
Chenin Blancs from the USA often do not get the care and attention they deserve. There is a renewed interest in this fine variety,...
This is a beautiful Tuscan wine. The Sangiovese grape grown in the best vineyards offers sensory delights for the nose and palate, with exciting...
Nero d’Avola, a grape indigenous to Sicily, makes a wide wine across a wide gamut of styles. The muscular 16 Filari, from Case Alte,...
The label says Rosso, but the wine says Brunello. That’s Biondi-Santi for you. Firm, sleek and minerally, this mid-weight Rosso has more elegance and...
Lying about 50 miles west of Santiago, the Leyda Valley sits on the cool Pacific coast, which explains, in part, why this Pinot Noir...
This team effort includes Charles Symington, Pedro Correia, and Jose Daniel Soares, resident winemaker. The 2022 Branco is a 75/25 blend of Arinto and...
Portugal is the country that consumes the most wine per capita, and consumption has been increasing. It’s understandable when you begin to explore the...
This is a serious expression of Trebbiano – a regional clone, one that is much more than the somewhat neutral version found in other...
You may be wondering, “white from Abruzzo?” when you see the header for this review, but once you taste this wine, you will answer...
This wine took a couple of days to win me over. It is not made every year, and it comes from a densely planted...