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Agusti Torello MATA Rosé Cava

Serge ZOct 5, 2022October 5, 20220

2019 Agusti Torello MATA Rosé Cava is an excellent sparkling to explore true Cava potential. It sure proves there’s more to Cava than a quaffable

2 Lake Chelan Viognier 2021: Succession and Nefarious

Serge ZSep 19, 2022September 19, 20220

When we visit the Lake Chelan wine region in Eastern Washington, we always bring back something interesting – new flavors to meditate on and compare

2019 Clos Cibonne “Tradition” Tibouren Côtes de Provence Rosé

Serge ZSep 7, 2022September 19, 20220

2019 Clos Cibonne “Tradition” Tibouren Côtes de Provence Rosé is what called a golden standard of the golden standard in Rosé wines world. It comes

2018 Sylvaner Köfererhof

Serge ZAug 16, 2022October 13, 20230

Did you know that despite its German name, 2018 Sylvaner Köfererhof is an Italian wine? It comes from the Alto Adige region in Northern Italy.

Thörle Probstey Silvaner 2017

Serge ZJul 28, 2022October 13, 20230

Thörle Probstey Silvaner 2017 is hardly your everyday Silvaner in quality and price. At the entry-level, Sylvaner is somewhat neutral, a quaffable beach wine, but

Champagne Jeeper Grand Assemblage

Serge ZJul 9, 2022July 9, 20220

We were intrigued by the Champagne Jeeper Grand Assemblage name when we came across this bottle in the store. It just appeared so American to

5 Oregon Pinot Gris To Taste This Summer

Serge ZJun 17, 2022July 9, 20220

While Pinot Gris comes from France, it’s found a new home in Oregon, and these five Oregon Pinot Gris can show how well it is

Arnaud Lambert ‘Breze’ Clos Mazurique 2020

LanaJun 14, 2022June 13, 20220

Arnaud Lambert ‘Breze’ Clos Mazurique 2020 is an organic, barrel-aged red wine made by Arnaud Lambert using Cabernet Franc in the Saumur-Champigny denomination in the

5 Rose Wines to Drink This Summer

Serge ZJun 13, 2022June 13, 20220

Five Rose Wines to Drink This Summer is your beginning guide for the Rosé season. Why did we pick these wines? Because they are made

Fired: 2020 Willamette Valley Vineyard Pinot Noir Barrel Select

Serge ZMay 29, 2022May 31, 20220

Why did we fire the 2020 Willamette Valley Vineyard Pinot Noir? Because it’s a very disappointing wine and “fire” has a lot to do with it. We