1 day ago by Jim

In a perfect world, two 90 point wines would definitely be equally good. They wouldn’t taste the same, but each would be as good as the other. But guess what? It isn’t a perfect world. Sorry to burst your bubble, but there it is. So why aren’t these two 90 pointers equally good? 90 . . . → Read More ...

29 days ago by Jim

Let’s face it. It’s mostly wine people who stress out over wine rating. Wine geeks can spend hours discussing why Chateau Whatchamacallit didn’t get the same score as Domaine Whosis. All the while being perfectly serious about the whole thing. Everyone else would be satisfied with an understandable ...

113 days ago by Craig Corl

Have you ever stood in front of the wine rack at your favorite purveyor of wine and scratched your head while thinking “what do the wine ratings on those little white tags really mean?” Whether you care to admit to having this thought or not, I will raise my hand. The relationship between the rating ...

114 days ago by Kevin

Light, young wine with blackberries from the start that open to blueberries, plumbs and coco. I envision an organic raspberry chocolate bar – not a milk chocolate, one of those 75-80% coco bars. Starts out at an 88 drops to an 87 from 30 min. to 1 hour then hits an 89 after an hour. It worked out we ...

134 days ago by Wineguy

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145 days ago by Jeff Lefevere

Just like our mainstream news and entertainment, or any other relevant informational area for that matter, the online wine scene has a news cycle and stories that last for a short period of time before interests head elsewhere. However, one story, recently re-ignited by the fire starters at Hedges F ...