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In the years I have been reviewing Cabernet Sauvignon this particular wine has the most cocoa/mocha elements I have ...

Napa is known for Cabernet, and expensive Cabernet at that. But so too is the rest of California. From Sonoma to Pas...

30 years and Pahlmeyers’ Proprietary Red keeps impressing. Comprised of 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Merlot, 5% Cabe...

The word “summery“ is used often to describe a wine but it seems like a cheap descriptor. What does “summer in a gla...

Though Chardonnay is ubiquitous (and popular) there as many iterations as there are wine drinkers. The 2017 Tayson s...

Grgich Hills is iconic. It is one of Napa’s stalwarts. Since 1999 it has made Merlot and it has always been a consis...

In spite of the name, this is not some innocuous sweet Pinot Noir that doubles as dessert. The name in fact was base...

There are two kinds of Napa Cabernet. Those that reflect the iconic traditional style of Napa Cab and have been for ...

Gamay Noir is a lightweight. Typically this wine (it’s not Pinot Noir) is used for Beaujolais Nouveau a much lighte...

Most every major Cabernet Sauvignon producer in Napa has their flagship wine and for Flora Springs, it is Trilogy, w...

The self-proclaimed Merlot Month of October gives you permission to start drinking Merlot again. Just like the talente...

For a younger generation of wine drinkers raised on pop-stars, actors and athletes turned winery owners, the name Mi...

Classic Bordeaux blends hailing from Napa are not uncommon; what is uncommon is to find one that truly represents a traditional ...

My pix of Peter Mondavi at the Charles Krug Winery Peter Mondavi passed away this week at the age of 101. You migh...

With the temps heating up we all need to chill, and the ubiquitous and stylistically diverse Sauvignon Blanc can meet a variety of...

With every year that passes we set out new goals, new challenges and new experiences for ourselves. But ofte...