Wine Reviews
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La Chablisienne’s 1er Cru Fourchaume is rather bold for Chablis. It shoots out of the gates with a complex and potent aromatic bouquet of...
Fine Sauternes is one of the wine world’s great taste treats. It is a marvelously opulent, sweet and intriguing category of dessert wines. The...
In terms of its physical properties and its flavor profile, this flagship wine from Jaraba doesn’t seem all that different from the wonderful “Selección...
Silky and marvelously graceful for all the flavor and pleasure that it delivers, this is an obviously well-made wine sourced from skillfully grown fruit. ...
Are you old enough to remember the Coors Light holiday commercial featuring Leslie Nielsen in pink, fuzzy house slippers? The one in which he...
This is an interesting wine, focusing on an expression of the estate, per the winery’s website. The production inputs are that the fruit was...
David Hirsch is one of the pioneers of Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir, going on a hunch that the unique geology and climate would produce...
Here is a delicious blend that will please fans of oak spice alongside bright red fruit. It is a blend of Zinfandel, Cinsault and...
The Domaine de Chevalier is beautifully situated on a high point in the Pessac-Léognan appellation within the Graves region near the city of Bordeaux. ...
The village of Pez lies within the Saint-Estèphe appellation, just north of Pauillac in Bordeaux. Château Ormes de Pez is a noted Cru Bourgeois...
The wines from Brouilly, the largest of the ten named villages of Beaujolais, typically provide more interest that a straight Beaujolais-Villages. This one supports...
We often speak of “value” when thinking about of everyday and entry-level wines, but the term should apply at all levels, as it does...