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Perhaps no country evokes such strong associations with fine wine as does France. Its reputatio...
Friuli-Venezia Giulia is located in the northeast corner of Italy, bordering Austria and S...
Wine-making in Sonoma, California began in 1812 when Russian colonists planted grapes at F...
Wine in Italy is as much an integral part of everyday culture as love, family, cuisine and usin...
Winemaking was first introduced to Chile by Spanish settlers in the 1500’s, but it wasn’t until...
There is some debate over how this famous wine region got its name. Spanish settlers named...
The history of New Zealand wine-making dates back to the 1800s when settlers planted vines and ...
The history of wine-making in Australia dates back to the late 1700s when the first European se...
"American Wine" has existed since the first Europeans brought their vinous heritage and tradition...
The origins of the Château Clarke estate date back to the 12th century when the Cistercian monks ...
Moet & Chandon is one of the most well-known luxury champagne producers in the word. Wi...
Château de Seguin in Bordeaux is part of the CHRIS-WINE Group. An indenpendent and family owned w...
Today, Château de Pommard is the largest private vineyard in Bourgogne. Its 20 hectares of wines ...
For over 170 years, González Byass has committed itself to research and quality for its range of ...
United since the merger of two century-old trading houses, Cordier and Mestrezat.The Cordier Mest...
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Sauvignon on SnoothJune 2013
Had to laugh at today's missive, comparing himself (garagiste) to a record ... ... you enjoy Cabernet Sauvignon and its myriad of incarnations, this magnetic new stone will be a prized discovery at your dinner table - one you will be proud to share with the most astute of plates and guests. As the “Sub Pop records of the wine trade” (not my w... Read More
June 2013
With summer upon us the consumption of Sauvignon Blanc is about to explode! Of the four giants of the wine world, which includes Cabernet, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc, no wine is as seasonal as little old Sauvy. It’s light, crisp character just screams ‘drink me this summer’, and with so many other options appearing on retailers s... Read More
June 2013
Medium sweet with strawberry overtones. Would be excellent as a party drink with or without food. Read More
June 2013
Saw at JJ's. Jesse likes this one. Read More
June 2013
2011 vintage, highly recommended by Mr. Parker, although it is not under $10 like he said. Maybe the price shot up after his recommendation? Sweet fruit compote with soft tannins and dash of sourness. Not complex but very good right out of the bottle, notably worse the next day. Read More
June 2013
No written review
June 2013
Lovely blend that is light but full bodies. Long finish with soft tannins. Read More
June 2013
With deep, rich and dark appearance with a ruby red color, this Shiraz/Cab blend from the Coonawarra region exhibits dark bing cherries and ripe blueberries in the nose, with forward spices and some pepper. There is also a hint of chocolate, saddle soap, and crushed rhubarb. It fills your mouth with a silky yet tongue coating viscosity that com... Read More
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