Wine Reviews

  Today we're going to do a head to head of one of the most notable producers in Rhone Valley's very historic and also very alluring (and sexy as ...

  We have a set of Taylor's in the house! Make it a Port house! Well Taylor's is amongst the oldest and most well-regarded Port houses up in the D...

  Blanc de Blancs is a term you might encounter in your journey exploring the world of Champagne. Directly translating to "white of whites" it ref...

    Let's be honest – who browsing the wine aisle wouldn’t be intrigued by a wine called "The Chocolate Block"? The name evokes curiosity and perh...

    The Brunello (or as Italian vintners call it, Brunello di Montalcino ) is Italy’s most prestigious and sought after traditional wine styles ...

   Today we're going to try something very special! It's from one of Valpolicella's greatest Amarone producers, Giuseppe Quintarelli! Amarone Dell...

  La Spinetta is a respected name in the Italian wine scene but is actually a relative newcomer, having been established in the Piedmont region in...

  Parés Baltà may have a history that dates back to the 1700s, but it isn’t exactly a Spanish grandpa’s stuffy vineyard. Located in the Penedès wi...

  What do you do after making the national Olympics team for skiing? You go on to expand a regional supermarket chain and sporting goods store, af...

  We've got an Argentine quality producer on our hands! This one's Zuccardi's Serie A Malbec! Zuccardi is one of the Argentina's largest producers...

  Today we've got a very illustrious Argentinian wine with us! It's Catena Zapata's Catena Malbec. Catena Zapata is one of the most impressive pro...

  One night, a man named Pierre Lurton had a dream. In his dream, he would follow along the original Malbec vines from Bordeaux to Argentina. This...