Quinta de La Rosa is a renowned producer of Port wines located in the Douro Valley of Portugal. Their 20 Year Old Tawny Port is considered one of their premium offerings and showcases the complexity and depth that comes with extended aging.
This wine, from superstar winemaker Marc Perrin from Château de Beaucastel at the helm, Miraval Rosé, is renowned for being one of the first rosés to earn a spot in Wine Spectator’s Top 100.
Looking for a wine to celebrate National Rosé Day? Look no further than the 2022 Dawn’s Dream Pinot Noir Rosé from Carmel California. This is a wine to sip all summer long.
There’s near-unanimous consensus among the world’s top wine critics that the 2018 Zuccardi Aluvional Gualtallary Malbec is the perfect example of “new wave” Argentine wines that showcase the Uco Valley’s truly unique terroir.
It’s no secret that Oregon is known for phenomenal Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. But did you know that Oregon is also capable of producing some pretty incredible Bordeaux blends?
The 2020 Weingut Reverchon Saar Riesling is a mineral-driven, light-bodied Riesling from Mosel’s Saar River Valley. This dry, acidic Riesling has balanced notes of pineapple, gravel, grapefruit, and energetic lime. This bottle is a great contender for leisurely summer sipping.
This 2021 Doniene Gorrondona, Bizkaiko Txakolina Bakio from Spain’s Basque region is everything you want in an easy-drinking wine: crispness, refreshing acidity, and a light body that will even appeal to your friends who shy away from wine.
If you’ve been following this wine blog for a while, we make no secret of our love of Catena Zapata wines.
Gamays are beloved by the wine community for their excellent value and approachable “drink anytime” palates, and this 2020 Château Thivin Brouilly Reverdon is no exception. Crafted by the Geoffray family, a six-generation winemaking family from Brouilly, this bottling is fresh, full of fruit, and an exceptional example of Côte-de-Brouilly
Muscadet wines are some of the best value wines on the market, and they don’t get near the amount of attention they should. This Melon de Bourgogne from Château Guipière is light, and refreshing, and is a great example of what this grape can do.
Mexico isn’t the first place you’d expect to find Nebbiolo wines, given the arid desert climate and unforgiving terrain, but the Cetto family have been cultivating this Italian variety in Baja’s Valle de Guadalupe for over forty years. If you have been looking for an entry point to this up-and-coming
The 2018 Barbera del Monferrato, “Rosso Pietro” from Cantine Valpane, is an aromatic, medium-bodied red wine from Italy’s Piedmont region. This wine was imported by Kermit Lynch, and for the price, it’s a bargain. Not only are you getting a nice Barbera with a little age on it, but you’re