Wine Reviews
I am a sucker for any Syrah that could be mistaken for a top one from the northern Rhône, and that is what consulting...
Pinot Grigio grapes actually have a pinkish hue to them. When crushed gently, they make the usual white Pinot Grigio wine. When crushed with...
Best known for its old vine Zinfandel that is super ripe and intense, the winery also offers this change-of-pace red blend. The 2020 Brickmason...
This elegantly complex Chardonnay from Thomas T Thomas Vineyards in Anderson Valley offers a captivating harmony of aromas and flavors, showcasing both finesse and...
Sancerre is known for making racy, tart, and dry white wines. Located in the heart of the Loire Valley, Carlin Pinson’s Sancerre is a...
This is very smooth and well-structured with notes of slightly creamy, yet not lush, blackberry fruits with that pleasant kiss of oak that I...
Gavi, the DOCG, takes its name from Gavi, the principal commune of the region. Wines from the DOCG remain underappreciated, perhaps because they are...
In the traditional Champagne style, this is a blend of multiple vintage reserve wines to get at a consistent house style that the public...
It seems that Sparkling Rosé is gaining a foothold in England among producers, and for good reason. Regional acid profiles make pretty jazzy iterations...
This aged vintage bubbly spent three and a half years on the lees prior to disgorging, and that extra rest shows in the glass....
This is 100% Chardonnay, 40% barrel fermented, and disgorged after 9 years and 9 months en tirage. It shows lemon, lime, pear and hints...
Bacchus is a cross of Riesling and Sylvaner, then crossed again with Muller Thurgau. Becoming known as “British Sauvignon Blanc” as a way to...