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White wines are a summer classic, but you may be bored by now. It has been a long, hot summer. Ultra-hip rosé and orange wines aren’t your only options. Be a true trendsetter and cozy up with a late summer red. The dead of summer calls for diaphanous r...
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Indigenous to Italy’s Piedmont region, Grignolino is only a minor grape in its homeland, where it makes light red win...
Reportedly named after a famous southern belle, Isabella was allegedly discovered in North Carolina. This grape is be...
History of the grape: From Greece, Muscat was brought into Crimea in the Soviet Union where it was spread into what i...
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December 2010
This one is too waterly even for Gringnolino, quite plain. Read More
December 2010
Grignolino is usually quite light but could be very good with antipasti. This one 2008 - extremely waterly, very plain.Not recommended (bought from Astor wines). Read More
March 2009
Read this review and could not put it better myself: "Small, tight, and slightly angry. Albino wine all bones and shells with white-pepper tannin. Quite acidic, too. Wants, needs, cries out for: food" Chilling (recommended by Spinasse) did not help. Read More
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