Wine Reviews

  We've got a little slice of the Judgement of Paris happening today! Well, as close as we're going to get for the moment, because we've got some ...

  The western German region of Mosel which follows a valley that heads directly into the intersection where Germany meets Luxembourg and France, i...

  All the way up in the Upper Loire Valley, pretty much central France, almost near Burgundy (or Bourgogne) in fact, sits a historic estate with a...

  François Chidaine is probably one of the most exciting and well-regarded producers in Central Loire Valley, France. And perhaps what has added t...

  We're headed to the Upper Loire Valley in France, to inarguably the most popular sub-region that is Sancerre. What makes the Loire Valley so bel...

  Tommasi is a well-regarded and storied Italian producer, most known for their Valpolicella Amarone, which is made with a unique process of allow...

  The Tommasi story is spread over 120 years and four generations and takes place in the acclaimed Valpolicella Classica region in northern Italy....

  Today we're back with something from Henri Giraud - not champagne this time, but rather a fortified wine! As a big fan of fortified wines, this ...

  "The finest Champagne house virtually no one has ever heard of," That's a pretty big statement especially considering how already prized Champag...

  Jean Fournier, whose domaine resides in the Marsannay appellation in the northernmost part of the Cote de Nuit of Burgundy, is well respected fo...

  Kopke stands as the longest standing Port house with a history that stretches over 380 years - the family run business continues to maintain a c...

  Chateau Quinault L'Enclos comes from the Saint-Emilion appellation in Bordeaux, seated in Libourne, near the Dordogne River - most notably, the ...