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Kistler Chardonnay: A Review of the 2018 Portfolio
Posted on September 21 2021
Steve Kistler founded his eponymous, Sonoma winery in 1978 and produced his first vintage in 1979. Although he was not the first Californian to make single vineyard Chardonnays, his carefully crafted wines from meticulously farmed (and seldom irrigated) vineyards fermented … Continue reading →
Value Wines from Argentina, Chile, Spain and California
Posted on September 14 2021
Most American consumers purchase wines that cost less than $20/bottle. In this article, we review inexpensive wines that we have recently tasted. Many of them offer very good value. They include wines as varied as Carménère and País from Chile, … Continue reading →
The Sonoma Coast Pinot Noirs of Ross Cobb: The 2018 Vintage
Posted on September 7 2021
Winemaker Ross Cobb, who founded Cobb Wines with his father David in 2001, is a product of his father’s Sonoma Coast ‘Coastlands Vineyard’, as much as the grapes that are grown there. His father planted the vineyard in 1989, looking … Continue reading →
Passionate About Grenache
Posted on September 4 2021
The International Wine Review is passionate about Grenache, and we join others in celebrating International Grenache Day on the 3rd Friday of September. Over the years, we have prepared three major reports on Grenache focused on the growing importance of … Continue reading →
Wrath Vineyards of Monterey: 2019 Releases
Posted on September 1 2021
Wrath is a small artisanal winery located along the foothills of the Santa Lucia Highlands in the Monterey AVA. It crafts high quality premium Pinot Noir Chardonnay, Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc from its own 72-acre San Saba Estate Vineyard and … Continue reading →
