Wine Reviews
Confidences is Château Prieuré-Lichine’s second label, made with Margaux fruit and meant to drink earlier in the wine’s life than the estate’s Grand Vin....
Few winemakers capture the allure of Mount Etna’s unpredictable nature quite like Francesco Tornatore. As one of the world’s most active volcanoes, Etna’s frequent...
Here is a Wow! wine that has that intangible quality that Pinot Noir lovers know well. Call it verve, spirit, élan, life force, or...
With this Fleurie, Château La Chaize shows that terroir is alive and well in Beuajolais. Their La Chapelle des Bois, a historically important lieu-dit...
I know, 95 points for a Beaujolais? Yes, this is one of, if not the best, Brouilly I have ever tasted. So, yes 95...
This is a real find, particularly for fans of the bolder Champagne styles like Krug and Bollinger. Toasted brioche, apple and pear aromas are...
A very nice wine that one wishes was just a little better. With lovely dark blackberry flavors and lots of savory components, it tastes...
Château Duhart-Milon was classified as a Fourth Growth in the 1855 classification of the Médoc and has a long history of quality wine production....
I have been impressed with the extended tirage program at Argyle for some time now, and this continues the string of successful high-class bubblies....
When not making wines from Jerez or Spain’s other regions, Alberto Orte sources grapes from high elevation sites for his Rioja wines. Made from...
I always enjoy finding a bottle that outperforms its price point, and Château Courac’s Côtes du Rhône does just that. It provides nuance and...
Fowles Wine, a family-owned winery, is nestled in the cool climate of the Strathbogie Ranges in Victoria, Australia. Perched on an ancient granite plateau...