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Beyond Ordinary Red 2016

Serge ZOct 15, 2020October 21, 20200

In the summer of 2020 South African industry was on the verge of collapsing due to an alcohol sales ban since the start of the

Viognier Still Life Dominio IV 2019

Serge ZOct 13, 2020October 15, 20200

Viognier Still Life Dominio IV 2019 reflects the winemaker’s artistic personality. Patrick Reuter, the winemaker, and the co-owner of Dominio IV, not just makes wines,

Clos Apalta Valle de Apalta 2015

Serge ZOct 9, 2020October 15, 20200

How do you know if you had a 100% rated day? To us, it’s when we are having 100-points wine like Clos Apalta Valle de

Bishop’s Ring Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2017

Serge ZOct 6, 2020October 15, 20200

Bishop’s Ring Cabernet Sauvignon Napa 2017 is the case of “Oh, look. What’s that? Let’s try it!” When we shop for wine, we pay attention

Saldo Zinfandel 2018

Serge ZSep 29, 2020October 4, 20200

Are you a California Zinfandel fan? Have you tried Saldo Zinfandel 2018 yet? Frankly, we are still looking for California Zin to fall in love

Forte Incanto Susumaniello Salento 2018

Serge ZSep 25, 2020October 4, 20200

Did you know that it might take you around two years to get through all known Italian wines made with indigenous grape varietals? Even if

Calafuria Tormaresca 2019

Serge ZSep 24, 2020September 30, 20210

It’s a date! Sunny-the-Еgg meets Italian hottie Calafuria Tormaresca! He is free as in cage-free and from Oregon. She is from Puglia, Italy. And she

Bryn Mawr Estate Chardonnay 2016

Serge ZSep 18, 2020September 29, 20200

I wonder if the grapes that went into Bryn Mawr Estate Chardonnay 2016 enjoyed the valley view from the hill the grew on as much

Au Pied du Mont Chauve Saint Aubin Le Charmois Rouge 2015

Serge ZSep 5, 2020September 27, 20200

2015 Au Pied du Mont Chauve Saint Aubin Le Charmois Rouge is as mouthful as the French labels can be. Let’s uncork the label together

Tempranillo 1996 Tasting Rioja and Sardon de Duero

Serge ZSep 1, 2020November 20, 20200

Did you know that Spain annually competes with France and Italy for the top-producing country's title in the world? Despite Spain's long wine history, its wines