Another great deal of a drinker from South America, Chile to be precise. All roses are gateway drugs to bigger and better things in my experience,...
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A wine that holds the claim of the oldest winery in both North and South America. I guess nothing helps convert the natives to Christianity like...
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Typical, varietally correct light red, almost Gamay color in the glass. Think summer blue skies viewed through rubies. A powerfully rosy nose with...
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From what has to be one of the steepest vineyards (and also the most picturesque at sunset ) in the entire Willamette Valley comes a killer Riesling....
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This former hunting lodge of the Duc d’Epernon now produces some great value wines from Bordeaux. And these days great value and Bordeaux seem...
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This 100% Melon de Bourgogne from the Couilaud brothers exhibits a light straw color, almost jewel-toned in that yellow diamond sort of way. Good...
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You gotta love the Germans and their white wines. This example comes from a family that has been making wine since 1744. You read that right. 1744....
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With the stock market taking a concrete shoe clad dive to the bottom today, I thought it appropriate to focus on some wines that will give you twofold...
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