Davey & Browne McLaren Vale Cabernet Mini-Vertical: 2018 vs 2019
Two 92-93 point McLaren Vale Cabernets. What to expect from Davey & Browne's Gordon + Bitner Block 2018 and 2019, and who should seek them out.
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Davey & Browne McLaren Vale Cabernet: 2018–2019 Mini-Vertical Deal
Two 92–93 point McLaren Vale Cabernets from Davey & Browne’s Gordon + Bitner blocks. Expect dry, medium-full power, smart oak, pairing tips, and vintage tips.
Davey & Browne McLaren Vale Cabernet: Two Vintages, One Great Deal
Two-vintage McLaren Vale Cabernet alert: Reverse Wine Snob spotlights Davey & Browne’s 2018 and 2019—rich, balanced, 92–93 point Cabs built to age.
Desert Wind Reds: Wahluke Slope Merlot, Carménère, Petit Verdot
A sold-out Reverse Wine Snob Insider Deal spotlighted Desert Wind’s 93–94 point reds from Washington’s Wahluke Slope—Merlot, Carménère, Petit Verdot. Here’s what to expect.
Desert Wind Reds: 93–94 Point Merlot, Carménère, Petit Verdot Deal
Desert Wind Wahluke Slope trio—Merlot 94+, Carménère 93, Petit Verdot 93—shows dry, structured reds with ripe fruit and typicity. Sold out, worth scouting.
High-Scoring Desert Wind Reds: Wahluke Slope Petit Verdot & More
Desert Wind Winery’s Wahluke Slope reds deliver polish and structure: a 93-point Petit Verdot, 93-point Carménère, and 94-point Heritage Series Merlot.
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.
Trader Joe’s Puisseguin Saint-Émilion 2022: Worth $9.99?
Right Bank Bordeaux under $10? We unpack Reverse Wine Snob’s take on Trader Joe’s Reserve Puisseguin Saint-Emilion 2022—dry, Merlot-based, and food-friendly.