2011 côté EST
Last year, 2009 côté EST was a great find, full of fruit, acid, and body for under $10. Made from Grenache Blanc, Chardonnay, and
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Spain: Ribera Del Duero & Rioja
While most of Spain’s wine history has been unsettled, the country is one of the most prominent wine producers in the world, hiding
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2010 Vecordia Joven
2010 Vecordia Joven was one of the representatives for Ribera Del Duero in our video cast on Spain. Younger than a Crianza,
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2008 Castillo Calvijo Crianza
Hailing from Rioja, 2008 Castillo Calvijo Crianza seeks to demonstrate how being a Crianza helps produce smoother, more complicated wines. Can it live
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2012 Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais Nouveau
We’re going to do this. I’m sorry to inform you, but we have to have our annual beaujolais nouveau. Listen though, this is
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2010 Chateau Ste. Michelle Gewürztraminer
It’s time for the turkey day ringer, and one of my favorite varietals, gewürztraminer. This spicy grape often presents with a solid backbone
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2011 Adolph Mueller Rheinhessen Kabinett
Don’t let the title fool you, this is a simple off-dry white hailing from the Rheinhessen region of Germany. Off-Dry or bone-dry, riesling
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2011 Oak Grove Reserve Viognier
Viognier doesn’t always get the love it deserves, but back in the 1990’s it received a significant amount of love thanks to Condrieu.
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Wine Round Up: Txakolina. Beaujolais, and Turkey
Turkey day is almost upon us, here are what some folks are saying about pairing turkey with wine, and some folks avoiding the
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2010 Sant’Orsola Dolcetto D’Alba
Dolcetto is one of those grapes that is most prominently known for its ability to grow in one region, primarily Piedmont, in the
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