The Evolution of Chilean Carmenere – TerraNoble Winery’s Exploration of Carmenere Terroir
If you haven’t had carmenere in the last five years, now is a good time to try it again because it has evolved into something rather special.[Read more]
Philip Jamison Jones Winery, Cabernet Franc 2016, Connecticut
Tasting Note: A tart, red-fruit-forward cabernet franc with nice balance and vibrancy along the midpalate.[Read more]
TerraNoble, Gran Reserva Carignan 2018, Maule Valley, Chile
Tasting Note: An easygoing carignan with classic, Chilean, red-wine aromatics.[Read more]
TerraNoble, CA1 Andes Carmenere 2016, Colchagua Valley, Chile
Tasting Note: A carmenere that would make Bordeaux envious due to its underlying structure of just-ripened, yet restrained fruit that is at once uniquely Chilean and with a nod to the old world.[Read more]
TerraNoble, CA1 Andes Carmenere 2017, Colchagua Valley, Chile
Tasting Note: A silky Chilean carmenere with a decidedly red-fruit character.[Read more]
TerraNoble, Gran Reserva Carmenere 2017, Maule Valley, Chile
Tasting Note: An accessible carmenere with a supple texture and a curvy body.[Read more]
Another Way to Buy Wine Online – Flash Sale Wine Retailers: My Review of Wines ‘Til Sold Out (WTSO)
There are so many ways to buy wine online.[Read more]
TerraNoble, CA2 Carmenere Costa 2017, Colchagua, Chile
Tasting Note: A Colchagua Valley carmenere with concentrated-black-fruit and a plush, sensual mouthfeel that belies its elegance.[Read more]
Giordano, Barolo DOCG 2014, Piedmont, Italy
Tasting Note: A classic Barolo done in a medium-throttle style that delivers fully on nebbiolo’s promise.[Read more]
Oregon Biodynamic Wine in the Spotlight: Stunning Examples from Troon Vineyard and Winderlea Vineyards & Winery
Similar to the way twenty-five years ago you probably didn’t know you preferred organic vegetables, you probably don’t know you prefer biodynamic wine yet.[Read more]
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