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Austria’s most widely planted grape,
Grüner Veltliner is similar in texture
and body to Riesling, but it is slightly
richer and differs in taste. I... Read More
Type: White Style: Crisp Origin: Austria
In Italian, Dolcetto means “little
sweet one,” and pays tribute to the
plump fruitiness of the berries.
While the name might imply residual
sweetne... Read More
Type: Red Style: Juicy Origin: Italy
Aromas of plum and assorted berry
fruits form a base from which nuances
of vanilla, allspice and bittersweet
chocolate emerge. On the palate, dark
... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: United States
The wine is tight and sharp at first,
but it loosens up as its fruit flavors
start to disperse across the tongue.
As suggested in the wonderfully
p... Read More
Type: Red Style: Juicy Origin: United States
The 2008 Eponymous is a Bordeauxstyle blend comprised of 66 percent Cabernet Sauvignon, 18 percent Merlot and 16 percent Cabernet Franc. The hand-h... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: United States
The high-altitude vineyards of Luján
de Cuyo benefit from deep, mineralrich
soils; warm, sunny days; and cool
nights. A byproduct of these ideal
gr... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: Argentina
Comprised of 80 percent Grenache
and 20 percent Syrah from 50-yearold
vines, this juicy, richly textured
blend features aromas and flavors
of black... Read More
Type: Red Style: Spicy Origin: France
Fresh white peach, red apple and
grape notes define this white’s
bouquet. The wine offers snappy
peach and nectarine flavors with
hints of almond, ... Read More
Type: White Style: Crisp Origin: Italy
The old-vine Grenache (75 percent)
provides red fruit aromas, juiciness
and charm, while Syrah (25 percent)
offers earthy, dark fruit flavors as we... Read More
Type: Red Style: Rich Origin: France
The Colle del Mandorlo is comprised
of 100 percent Inzolia, a grape variety
believed to be indigenous to Sicily.
Once used primarily as a component... Read More
Type: White Style: Juicy Origin: Italy
The beauty of a good Cabernet is
its ability to merge fruit and earth
flavors. Here, red and black currants
drive the nose and palate and are
exper... Read More
Type: Red Style: Rich Origin: Argentina
Farmed without irrigation, ancient
Grenache vines struggle here in the
Fire Block, one of Clare Valley’s most
parched sites. But the miniscule
yiel... Read More
Type: Red Style: Spicy Origin: Australia
This blend is inspired by Bordeaux’s
right bank in that it reduces the
percentage of Cabernet Sauvignon
found in Poem Cellars’ other wines and
elev... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: United States
Valpolicella, by law, must be 70
percent Corvina to be labeled
as DOC, and Giale's offering is
80 percent Corvina, 10 percent
Rondinella and 10 per... Read More
Type: Red Style: Juicy Origin: Italy
Until recently, Grüner Veltliner—
widely and affectionately known
by the acronym GV—was largely
misunderstood and unappreciated.
It wasn’t until th... Read More
Type: White Style: Crisp Origin: Austria
The fruit for this 2009 Syrah comes
from three vineyard sources scattered
across the warm, eastern portion of
Mendocino County: Eaglepoint Ranch
in... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: United States
Hanzell’s original plantings are
thought to be the oldest continually
producing Chardonnay and
Pinot Noir vines in the Western
Hemisphere. Sebella ... Read More
Type: White Style: Rich Origin: United States
The fruit for this Merlot was handharvested
from the 13-acre Beau
Terre Vineyard, which was Doug
Hill’s first foray into viticulture.
Hugging the e... Read More
Type: Red Style: Bold Origin: United States
Sourced from low-yielding vineyards in
South and Western Australia—Clare
Valley and Margaret River, respectively—
the 2008 Hill of Content Shiraz
f... Read More
Type: Red Style: Smooth Origin: Australia
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