This page could use a helping hand.
Why not add an image or write a brief description to make it more helpful?
The wines of Portugal, and the red wines in particular, offer consumers a glimpse back in time. Many of the wines are still made in a slightly rustic style with flavors that proudly display the earth, spice and savory tones that almost define Old Wor...
Read more »
|
Norton was first created in the experimental garden of the eccentric Dr. Daniel Norton in 1820s Richmond, VA. His int...
History of the grape: Some believe Malbec is named after a Hungarian peasant who spread plantings along the French co...
History of the grape: Little concrete history is known about Vermentino except that it has recently been identified a...
“King of the Red Wine Grapes.” The colonizer of the vineyards, pushing native wine grapes into its shadows. The Caber...
Sauvignon Blanc is widely grown in California -- at over 15,000 acres, it’s now the third most planted variety -- and...
“With so voluptuous a perfume, so sweet an edge, they make the blood run hot,” Joel Fleischman, wine columnist at Van...
Austria is located in the heart of Europe and is known for incredibly dry whites of exceptional ...
The history of wine-making in the country of Bulgaria began at least 3000 years ago with t...
There is archeological evidence that winemaking on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus may have ...
Wine has been a part of Greek culture for at least 4,000 years. Of course, the “worship” of the...
Hungarian wine has ancient origins, dating back to at least the 5th century, when the Romans oc...
The history of wine production in Moldova is at least 4000 years old, beginning with the a...
Wine is a nascent industry in Poland, with only very recent endeavors and not much in the ...
Portugal is best known for its fortified wines Madeira and Port. But there are also some o...
SLOVAK VINE REGIONS Slovakia is divided in six wine-growing areas (picture 2): Small Carpathian...
Wine-making has existed in Slovenia since the Celtic and Illyrian tribes dwelled there bef...
Switzerland is a country of rugged mountains and lakes in Western Europe, with its people shari...
Wine has been produced in Croatia since at least the 5th century BC, with Greek settlers w...
The history of the farm “Il Poggio” is nearly as ancient as its land, which has always rewarded m...
Château de Seguin in Bordeaux is part of the CHRIS-WINE Group. An indenpendent and family owned w...
For over 170 years, González Byass has committed itself to research and quality for its range of ...
A poet once said, the vineyard is the birthplace of wine and the wine-growers and cellar masters ...
Like all great legacies, the story of Bolla wines begins simply enough with one man, Abele Bolla....
The many guests who arrive at our winery every day cannot help but notice that they are literally...
Be the first follower of this region and get updates on your profile.
Page 1 of 1,000
Old World on Snooth
May 2013
Dark ruby red, fine plummy-jemy nose.Now taste is really interesting: it's written on the label "well-integrated tannins", and yes, they are! Medium level tannins start right at the beginning and stay all the way to the end, creating pleasant structure of the wine. Taste is full of dark fruits, as usual but not too rich, with some wet tobacco ti... Read More
May 2013
Vibrant black pepper and leather notes on the nose, over rich red fruit. On the palate, a nice peppery edge to the red and black berry. Good minerality. Nice wine. 87 pts.5/18/13 Read More
May 2013
Nose of cherry, red currant, graphite and spices. Flavors of dark plum, red currant and minerality. Nicely balanced tannin and acid. 88 pts.5/18/13 Read More
May 2013
Showing all notes of caramel, heavy toast and butterscotch, buttered popcorn and toasted marshmallow. Fruit is all but vanished and it's slightly oxidized, but kind of works as an aperitif or dessert sipper given it's heavy salty/sweet qualities.86 pts.5/18/13 Read More
May 2013
Green herbs, dust, stone and baking spice on the nose, with red raspberry, cranberry and other red berry. Zesty spice frame and flavors of wild strawberry and raspberry. Lots of cinnamon and baking spice notes. Wood and dusty tannins. Big acid still. Softening tannins. Zippy wine. Nice. 88 pts.5/18/13 Read More
May 2013
I love this wine. For those who prefer sweet wines this is a great choice. Typically choices for sweets are Moscatos or Rieslings, and the reds are usually very sweet & fall in the category of dessert wines. This has just a touch of sweetness & goes perfect with a great steak dinner. Read More
May 2013
Nice floral aromatics, citrus and stone fruit taste, good tart acidity, good with food, a great value for the price. Read More
May 2013
I ran up to Napa for a few days to get away and taste some wines from places ... crafted with a more "old world" sensibility and style (structure and ageability), this is a great winery. I am always a rave reviewer of their Chardonnay and the 2010 Napa Valley Chardonnay was no different. Stellar! Other highlights were the 2009 Cabernet Sauv... Read More
May 2013
Cabernet 63%, Merlot 19%, Malbec 18%Alcohol by volume: 13.5% Read More
May 2013
Some apply aromas and some hints of soil, Very light and refreshing on the palate. Some stone fruit flavors compete with some minerality. There is certainly nothing to object to, here. Similarly, it is not a terribly exciting wine. A good picnic wine, though. US$8.99 at Total Wines. Read More
Middle East Rice Tabbouleh
View Recipe
India Chicken Biryani
View Recipe
North Atlantic Royal Seafood Bake
View Recipe
Copyright © 2013 Snooth, Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Sitemap | Contact Us | Made in NYC
Stay Connected
Get our free newsletter
SubmitSnooth Newsletters