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California’s Castello di Amorosa: Sangiovese and More
Posted on July 7 2021
Napa Valley tourists may be attracted to the Castello di Amorosa by the faux 13th century Tuscan castle with moat, torture chamber, and several hundred feet of elaborately carved underground wine caves. A much better reason, in our opinion, is … Continue reading →
Clarice 2019 Pinot Noirs from the Santa Lucia Highlands
Posted on July 3 2021
Adam Lee continues on a roll with his Clarice wines. The 2019 vintage produced somewhat riper and earthier wines than previously, but all three are first-rate and tasting great. As in our review of the 2018 vintage, we found it … Continue reading →
Domaines Ott: Outstanding 2020 Rosés
Posted on June 14 2021
In this year’s annual rosé report, the International Wine Review evaluated more than 250 rosés from around the world. Among the standouts are the rosés of Domaines Ott, a producer in Provence widely recognized for the high quality and individuality … Continue reading →
Exploring Georgian Wine: The Khareba Winery
Posted on May 24 2021
While Georgia has made wine for some eight thousand years, its wines are little known in North America. The International Wine Review has begun tasting and reviewing Georgian wines in preparation for a future, post-COVID trip there. Recently, Georgia’s Khareba … Continue reading →
Coca i Fitó: Refreshing Wines from Catalonia and Ribeira Sacra
Posted on May 23 2021
Established in 2004, Coca i Fitó is an innovative winery which is crafting a wide variety of delicious (and beautifully labeled) wines sourced from Montsant and other appellations such as Priorat, Empordá and Ribeira Sacra. Our first memorable encounter with … Continue reading →
