Montefalco Rosso vs Tuscan Reds: Sangiovese’s Umbrian Power Move
Can Montefalco Rosso stand with Tuscan reds? We unpack Sangiovese + Sagrantino, style, and buying cues—with quotes from Susannah’s Umbrian dispatch.
Quinta da Fonte Souto Alentejo Review: Fresh White and Red Blend
Quinta da Fonte Souto (Alto Alentejo) nails altitude freshness in a 2023 Arinto/Verdelho and a 2020 Alicante Bouschet-led red. Style, context, pairings.
Multi-vintage Napa Cab? Boomslang’s 94-point splash, big save
A rare multi-vintage Napa Valley Cabernet from Thurlow Cellars scores 94 at Decanter. Small production, pedigree, sold out fast—here’s why it matters.
Why Sean P. Sullivan’s 2025 Picks Matter for Northwest Wine Fans
Northwest Wine Report’s Sean P. Sullivan highlights 2025’s standout stories. Here’s why his ‘Critic’s Choice’ list matters—and what it says about PNW wine now.
Burgundy ‘Ready to Give’? Roumier, Echezeaux, Fourrier Guide
When is Burgundy truly 'ready to give'? We unpack Steen Ohman's view on Roumier, Echezeaux, and Fourrier, plus context, decanting tips, and pairing ideas.
Why a 94-Point Multi-Vintage Napa Cabernet Is Worth Your Hunt
Reverse Wine Snob spotlights Boomslang Napa Cabernet, a 94-point multi-vintage 100% Cabernet from Thurlow Cellars - 12 barrels, rich structure, smooth finish.
When Burgundy Is ‘Ready to Give’: Roumier, Liger-Belair, More
Steen Öhman explores when Burgundy is truly “ready to give,” from Roumier’s patient Pinot Noir to Liger-Belair and Fourrier—decanting, maturity, and buy-smart strategy.
US Wine Exports Slide 31%: Tariffs Bite, Industry Feels Chill
US wine exports plunged 31% amid tariff fallout, strikes at Moët Hennessy, and a major Roussillon cooperative in crisis. What it means for drinkers.
Walla Walla Red Blend Deal: Cedar + Salmon 2018, 91-93 pts at $14/btl
Deal alert: Cedar + Salmon’s 2018 Walla Walla Red Blend scores 91–93 points, French oak-aged, Petit Verdot-led—now $14.16/bottle for a day via Reverse Wine Snob.
Crane Lake Cabernet Sauvignon Review: $6 California Cab, Dry and Easy
Can a $6 non-vintage California Cabernet be worth your weeknight? We break down Crane Lake’s dry, easy style, Reverse Wine Snob’s take, and best pairings.