.I taste a bunch-o-wine (specialized phrase for more than most people). So weekly, I share a number of my red wine customer reviews (usually coming from samples) and tasting keep in minds in a "mini-review" style. They are actually meant to become unusual, fun, as well as (mainly) easily-digestible reviews of (mainly) presently on call red wines (click here for the skinny on exactly how to review all of them), thus you can solve relevant and also choose if they're for you (or not). Cheers!
2022 San Felice Chianti Classico (Tuscany): Cherry fruit taking a long, tasty wander down a freshly-sodded industry of cannabis. $22 B+.
2022 San Felice Bell' Aja Bolgheri (Tuscany): A hot, polished, plummy, spicy and productive Tuscan Bordeaux opinion. $34 A-.
2017 Bertinga Toscana (Tuscany): A significant and daring Tuscan heart, suited up along with a modern flair. $70 A-.
2019 Bertinga 'Sassi Chiusi' Toscana (Tuscany): Deep-seated and scorching, and also yet still maintaining an endearingly rustic shrub side. $35 A-.
2023 Kellerei Kaltern 'Vial' Pinot Bianco (Alto Adige-Sudtirol): Classic and also elegant Floral, citric, as well as happily structured. $26 B+.
2023 Famille Negrel Horizon Rose (IGP Mediterranee): Not a lot happening, but what is actually happening is actually all tasty, bouncy benefits. $NA B.
2023 Rose Marie (IGP Mu00e9diterranu00e9e): Watermelon, mangos, citrus peels ... all extremely accessible and also really easy-going. $NA B.
2017 Meadows Estate Grenache (Umpqua Lowland): Relatively on the massive edge, yet the transgressions are actually eliminated with that down-to-earth red fruit as well as attractive spiciness. $37 A-.
2021 Meadows Estate Viognier (Umpqua Valley): Very enriched pear, delivered through an unctuous, nearly slick texture. $27 B+.
2017 Teperberg 'Impression' Cabernet Sauvignon (Judean Hills): Currants, tomato leaf, dried cannabis, earth, cedar ... There's great deals happening, and just about all of it has impressive definition. $22 B+.
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