The Dozen – Last Roundup 2021
A final look at new releases from the old year, anticipating a new one.
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A final look at new releases from the old year, anticipating a new one.
It’s a cliche, but it is winter, so guess what Santa is pouring?
From the region’s Right Bank come wines with a familiar name on the label.
Value-priced sparkling wines, mostly under $20, mostly from Italy.
Drinking through Dutton-Goldfield’s vineyard designates + a quintet of Chiantis.
We should be accustomed to routinely finding enjoyable wines from Italy’s big island.
Rosés are on a diet – lean, light, with lots of food-loving citrusy flavors.
You say ‘Prosecco,’ and I say ‘Prosecco,’ but Col Vetoraz says ‘Valdobbiadene.’
Some great wines, mainly pricey cellar selections, but with a few great-for-the-price choices.
Krug serves as our Grand Marshall for this parade of sparkling wines.
In addition to the classics, the Tuscan sun also rises on an array of interesting “Indicazione Geographica Tipica.”
As with shopping in a flea market, Italy is a landscape of wine discoveries.
Sponsor Tenuta Secolo IX is an elegant Pecorino wine from Abruzzo, Italy. It starts with hints of apple and honeyContinue Reading
Sponsor Fresh deep berries on the nose. Semi-dry. Mild tannins. Leather and pepper on the palate. There is a niceContinue Reading