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Tercos Sangiovese

I’m a big fan of sangiovese, but I’m also a little prejudiced with a preference toward Italian sangiovese.  I particularly like sangiovese via Brunello di Montalcino (which usually doesn’t qualify as a “cheap” wine).  I don’t rule out the possibility that other regions can do good things with sangiovese, but Italy has much more experience […]
Garzón Tannat
4.5

Review: Garzón Reserva Tannat

BenMarco Cabernet Sauvignon

Our last post was about an outstanding cabernet sauvignon, so let’s check out another. This one, from BenMarco, comes from the Mendoza region in Argentina. Every time I taste a wine from Argentina I ponder whether to call it “Argentine” or “Argentinian.”  It turns out both are acceptable.  Argentinian tends to be used more by […]
Garzón Tannat
4.5

Review: Garzón Reserva Tannat

Ricardo Santos Semillon

Semillon is a varietal that is best known as being grown in France.  In fact, it’s one of three white varieties approved for use in Bordeaux.  It’s also a common grape in Sauternes.   And I think that until I tasted this wine I’ve only had French semillon.  So I was intrigued to see what Argentina could […]
Gaia Malbec Nouveau
4.5

Review: Gaia Malbec Nouveau

Tilia Merlot

We’ve reviewed several merlots from California and Chile over the past weeks, but how about one from Argentina.  When it comes to Argentine wines, it seems like malbec gets all the attention these days, but that’s not the only good wine coming from this country. Tilia wines come from the Mendoza wine region in Argentina. […]
Garzón Tannat
4.5

Review: Garzón Reserva Tannat