Wine Reviews

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

  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...

    In the vast, bubbly expanse of Champagne, a name rises above the rest, a beacon of luxury and celebration: Dom Pérignon. Dom is without a doub...

    The mere mention of Cristal evokes images of golden bottles glinting under nightclub lights, a soundtrack of celebratory cheers, and the sweet...

  Tua Rita was the Super Tuscan to kickstart all Super Tuscans - the first 100-point recipient from any notable wine critic for an Italian wine.  ...

    Henri, a third-generation vintner in Champagne, begins his day much earlier now; the grapes struggle to handle the afternoon heat—a stark cont...

  "The Castle of Love" is a particularly fitting name for this renowned Chianti Classico-based winery that pioneered pure Merlot wines in the Tusc...

  The Petrolo estate in Val d'Arno di Sopra ranges over 272 hectares and sits just a mile outside the south-eastern border of the Chianti Classico...

    Le Macchiole is highly regarded in Tuscany as one of the pioneers of introducing international grape varietals to the region (first to plant S...

  The Tolaini estate was established by native Tuscan Pier Luigi Tolaini, and sits in the southernmost commune of Tuscany's famed Chianti Classico...

  One of the most hallowed grounds of Bolgheri on the western side of Tuscany is a 7-hectare plot that belongs to Masseto. This legendary 100% Mer...