The Thema red blend of 60% Agiorgitiko and 40% Syrah is warm, inviting and good natured but not entirely serious. On the nose, black cherry
Category: Wine Reviews
Wine Review: William Fèvre La Mision Carmenere Gran Reserva Maipó Valley, Chile 2015
Inky and deeply concentrated, Carmenere originated in France, a cross between Cabernet Franc and Gros Cabernet. It has largely disappeared from their preferring the warmer,
Wine Review: Quinta De Fafide Reserva Tinto Douro 2016
In wine and dating, first impressions can be misleading. My first impression of this Portuguese blend was that it showed good aromatic intensity and depth.
Wine Review: Tommasi Poggio Al Tufo Toscana Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
A glorious wine for the price. It melds brash yet generous energy with a stern, sturdy backbone. Simple, precise aromas of blackberry jam, grilled rosemary,
Wine Review: Chateau Jean-Pierre Gaussen “Longue Garde” Bandol 2009
Bandol is one of the loveliest of wines when it has some age on it. This beauty shows a memory of youth still strong. Delicate
Wine Review: Casas Del Bosque Syrah Gran Reserva Valle de Casablanca 2014
Wild, explosive, and atmospheric, this seething visceral chorale of blackberry, red plum, roasted meat, and black olive is on the jammy side but is rescued
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