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ReMidas Soave

Here is another Soave that’s worth checking out.  This one comes from Cantina Di Soave under their ReMidas brand. It’s made from 100% garganega grapes and is, of course, from the Veneto region in Italy — where the Soave DOC is located. I know this is a scent description that annoys some people, but I […]
Monte Velho Reserva Red
4.5

Review: Monte Velho Reserva Red

Soave Bolla Classico

Like many Italian wines, the Soave name represents both the region and the style of wine.  The Soave region is in North Eastern Italy, around the city of Verona.  Soave the wine is made primarily from the garganega grape.  It’s often 100% garganega, but sometimes includes small amounts of trebbiano, chardonnay or pinot bianco. Bolla, […]
Monte Velho Reserva Red
4.5

Review: Monte Velho Reserva Red

Banfi Chianti Superiore

I love a good Chianti.  It’s my “comfort food” wine.  If you’re eating simple Italian food, particularly the Americanized versions such as pizza and pasta, you can’t go wrong with a good Chianti. But, as I’ve said before, Chianti is confusing.  There are so many zone and sub-zone classifications that I don’t know how the […]
Monte Velho Reserva Red
4.5

Review: Monte Velho Reserva Red

Falesco Merlot

I commented a couple days ago about merlot-haters, but one thing I failed to mention is that these consumers may just misunderstand merlot.  They may have just tasted the wrong merlot.  One of the things I like about merlot is that it can have a number of different personalities.  It’s grown all over the world, […]
Monte Velho Reserva Red
4.5

Review: Monte Velho Reserva Red