Von Othegraven, Max Riesling Trocken 2014, VDP Gutswein, Mosel, Germany
Tasting Note: A dry, German riesling with depth and character.[Read more]
Von Othegraven, Max Riesling Trocken 2014, VDP Gutswein, Mosel, Germany
Tasting Note: A dry, German riesling with depth and character.[Read more]
Kloster Eberbach, Hessische Staatsweingüter, Assmannshäuser Spätburgunder Trocken 2014, VDP, Rheingau, Germany
Tasting Note: A bright, lively and relatively straightforward pinot noir or “spätburgunder” as its called in Germany.[Read more]
Zorzal, Eggo Franco Cabernet Franc 2014, Tupangato, Argentina
Tasting Note: This bottle is an example why under-the-radar Argentinean cabernet franc will one day overtake the world.[Read more]
Pisano, Río de Los Pájaros, Reserve Red Blend 2013, Progreso, Uruguay
Tasting Note: Another wine from this ambitious Uruguayan producer that will make you want to explore more wines from this country that rarely fines itself on your wine-store shelf.[Read more]
Nik Weis, Urban Riesling 2016, Mosel, Germany
Tasting Note: Some rieslings are innocuous; this riesling it is not.[Read more]
Ferraton Père & Fils, Côtes du Rhône Samorëns Rosé 2016, Rhone, France
Tasting Note: A well-made, quintessential, grenache-based rosé from the Côtes du Rhône.[Read more]
Concho Y Toro, Casillero del Diablo, Reserva Rosé 2016, Chile
Tasting Note: A well-made rosé from Chile that pairs well with summer and more.[Read more]
Michel Chapoutier, Les Vignes de Bila-Haut Rosé 2016, IGP Pays D’Oc, France
Tasting Note: Bila-Haut was the first producer in France to print their labels in braille – not that you need to know that to love them because they also produce consistently quality wines that you should never hesitate to pickup.[Read more]
Ferraton Père & Fils, Côtes Du Rhône Samorëns Blanc 2016, Rhone, France
Tasting Note: White Côtes du Rhônes are where those of you who eschew chardonnay and sauvignon blanc can seek shelter as these wines tend to have body, personality and substance.[Read more]
Blandy’s, Malmsey Madeira, Portugal
Tasting Note: Madeira is the way to appropriately end a fine meal or liven up your cocktail life at home.[Read more]