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In the old days before strictly
enforced regulations, Syrah from
the Rhône regularly (and secretly)
found its way into Bordeaux wines
to give... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: France
Zweigelt is a cross of two other grape varieties: St. Laurent and Blaufränkisch. First grafted in 1922, it was originally known as Rotburger, but t... Read More
Type: Red Style: Rich Origin: Austria
The grapes for this wine come from
two different places. Santa Ynez
vineyards are fairly far inland from
the ocean and are thus spared the
brisk, c... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: United States
The Grenache-based Espérance is
Andrew Murray’s homage to the
rich, minerally wines of Gigondas,
the famous wine town in France’s
Southern Rhône. W... Read More
Type: Red Style: Juicy Origin: United States
While labeled “Central Coast,” this
blend is comprised of Pinot Noir
grown in Santa Barbara and Oregon’s
Willamette Valley. The fruit from
Santa Ba... Read More
Type: Red Style: Smooth Origin: United States
2010 was a difficult vintage that presented unique challenges to producing dry wines like this “Helden,” which means “Heroes” in German. But, calli... Read More
Type: White Style: Crisp Origin: Germany
A swirl of the glass releases classic
Garnacha aromatics of black cherry,
red plum and hints of spices and peppers.
In the mouth, the wine is gener... Read More
Type: Red Style: Juicy Origin: Spain
For a winery to use a particular AVA
on its label, at least 85 percent of
the grapes that go into making the
wine must be grown in the specified
ap... Read More
Type: Rosé Style: Juicy Origin: United States
Rather than expressing a single vineyard
or a unique place, the Banshee team has
assembled a wine that rather speaks to
many facets of Napa Valley.... Read More
Type: Red Style: Smooth Origin: United States
Cabernet Franc differs from its
close relative Cabernet Sauvignon
in that it tends to be lighter bodied
and more aromatic, though it is
equally com... Read More
Type: Red Style: Smooth Origin: United States
Situated uphill and further inland,
Verdicchio di Matelica is only onetenth
of the size of its better-known
neighbor Verdicchio dei Castelli di
Jes... Read More
Type: White Style: Rich Origin: Italy
Named for the region it comes from,
this wine is a blend of Franken’s top
three white grapes. Müller-Thurgau
gets the biggest proportion, though th... Read More
Type: White Style: Juicy Origin: Germany
While Matt’s first commercial release
came in 2004, 2010 is the inaugaral
vintage produced at the new
Bloxume Street location. The grapes
for this ... Read More
Type: Red Style: Smooth Origin: United States
The Bodegas Estefanía Tilenus Envejecido
en Roble comes from 40- to 60-yearold
vines. It’s aged in a combination of
French and American oak for abo... Read More
Type: Red Style: Smooth Origin: Spain
The Bodegas Frontaura Crianza comes
from the estate’s 250-acre vineyard
planting called Pago de Valdelacasa
in the town of Villabuena del Puente.
T... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: Spain
While the heart of Bodegas Frontaura is
in Toro, the family also has holdings in
the more famous neighboring region of
Ribera del Duero, where this... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: Spain
Comprised solely of Tinta de Toro
from the Muruve estate, this wine
spent eight to 12 months in American
(95 percent) and French oak casks,
before ... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: Spain
Often referred to as Spain’s answer
to Cabernet Sauvignon, Tempranillo
(pronounced Temp-prawn-ee-oh) is
the primary component in red wines
from the... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: Spain
Tempranillo forms the foundation
of red Rioja wines but, according
to Spanish wine laws, three other
grape varieties are allowed in the
wines, incl... Read More
Type: Red Style: Juicy Origin: Spain
Classic in its style, this Barbera
hits all the traditional Piedmont
hallmarks: red and black fruits with
hints of blood orange, anise seed,
allspi... Read More
Type: Red Style: Spicy Origin: Italy
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