Wine Reviews
This is a big Sauvignon Blanc. Super ripe, tropical fruit notes fill the glass. Flavors of mangoes, guavas, and pineapples are complemented by zesty...
A dense and concentrated wine, St. Supéry’s 2017 Napa Valley Estate Élu is an estate bottled blend of 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 13% Merlot, 7%...
Rose-y and strawberry cherry aromas get things started in this budget friendly Pinot Noir, and the palate follows suit in taut Oregon style with...
Known for producing powerful and rich fruit-driven wines, Red Mountain is one of my favorite AVAs in Washington. Gravel Bar’s name is a nod...
Lovers of fine Rosé Champagne should take note of this wine, which is a qualitative competitor to some very famous renditions that have now...
La Uvas de la Ira, or “The Grapes of Wrath,” is a compelling and thought-provoking cuvée of Garnacha from several sites. The 2021 Las...
If you want something light, refreshing, easygoing, and approachable, you will be happy to discover the Anselmo Mendes Contacto. Mendes is arguably one of...
Pepe Zuccardi brought many Spanish varieties to Mendoza some 20 years ago, and his son, Sebastián, planted Albariño in San Pablo. Consequently, the 2022...
Most folks blind tasting this wine will likely guess that this wine is an aromatic white from somewhere in Italy, and the fact that...
“Youthful” and “approachable” are words that don’t often appear in the same sentence when it comes to Petite Sirah when the bottle in question...
This wine throws down the gauntlet in the arena of Paso Robles Cabernet by virtue of its low alcohol number (I can only think...
Loosely translated, “buckaloose” means “break free” and this blend breaks free of the convention that Petite Sirah works best as either a stand-alone variety...