5 Wine Reviews Found

  • Rating: 97+
97+ Points

Realm The Tempest 2022

Strikes a compelling balance between power and polish, with plush, spicy tannins that coat the palate and lend a serious, structured feel reminiscent of standout vintages of Troplong Mondot. Aromas of plum, blueberry, dried herbs, and cedar unfold alongside hints of leather, black soil, and charred barrel edging toward caramel and chocolate. The palate layers... Read Full Review
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Morlet Pinot Noir En Famille 2020

Flashy nose and just as flashy on the palate. Bold, fun, and deeply satisfying. Silky and rich, with layers of black cherry, deep red fruit, and blood orange wrapped in vanilla and black tea. Notes of black soil, underbrush, mint, and licorice emerge toward the finish, adding depth and intrigue. Decant or revisit in two... Read Full Review
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HdV Chardonnay Hyde Vineyard 2021

A beautifully composed Chardonnay that showcases vibrant energy and precision. It balances ripe tropical notes of pineapple, papaya, and a touch of muskiness with tart green apple acidity and a signature saline-mineral backbone. There’s a lovely interplay of tangy spice (think ginger) and smoky oak, leading to a nutty, spicy finish that lingers with freshness.... Read Full Review
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Domaine Etienne Delarche Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru 2023

Offers an irresistible bouquet of delicate spice, crushed stones, and zesty lime and lemon. The palate opens with a vibrant, tangy freshness before unfurling into richly textured citrus, mandarin, and layers of mineral. Silky yet present, its has a saline edge and subtle grassiness, while sticky marmalade and golden honey weave through the palate. A... Read Full Review
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Failla Pinot Noir Occidental Ridge Vineyard 2022

Deep and layered, it opens with aromas of dark cherry and damp earth. The palate is both dense and ethereal, balancing rich, round fruit with a bright, lifted acidity. Notes of black tea and wild herbs add complexity, while a juicy core of red and black berries lingers through a long, refined finish. The interplay... Read Full Review