Wine Reviews
An archive of all wine reviews
If anyone needed additional proof (I don’t) that Grgich Hills is a brilliant producer — one of California’s best — they should try this...
Carneros is the cool end of Napa Valley and is known more for Pinot Noir, but there are some fine examples of other reds,...
Scott Harvey produces Zinfandel that is meant for the table, with solid acidity and virtually no residual sugar, but vibrant fruit and varietal herb...
Once upon a time the price of any given wine was a reflection of the quality of the vintage. That applies in some cases...
The Rutherford section of Napa Valley is rightly known to be an ideal place for Cabernet Sauvignon. The line-up of wines from the Rutherford...
This is, quite simply, one of the handful best bargains that I’ve tasted in 2013, out of more than 8,000 wines. A blend of...
I try to steer clear from grandiose statements, but the 2010 vintage wines from the Côtes du Rhône are certainly the best in a...
Grgich’s latest release of its Yountville Selection Cabernet, from the 2009 vintage, is one of the most suave and complex Cabernet Sauvignons I’ve tasted...
This wine from Bordeaux’s left bank shows great depth of aroma with blackberry, currants, dry earth, damp earth and cedar spice all in evidence. ...