| 2022 |
Di Giovanna |
Nero d'Avola 'Vurria' |
The nose opens with black cherries, blackberries, damp earth, and crushed rocks, then a hint of vanilla emerges. The palate scatters cool, fresh, ripe berries over more damp earth, then sprinkles salt and pepper over structured, insistent tannins. Best Buy. |
Wine Enthusiast |
91 |
 |
2026-04-06 |
| 2022 |
Pursued by Bear |
Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley |
This wine has it all, from great fruit and sharp acidity to a pleasing texture and integrated tannins. You know, just the bear necessities. This Bear enters from stage left with aromas of blackberries, fresh-pitched Yakima Valley hay, and a wisp of Madagascar vanilla bean. The balanced, medium-bodied wine then delivers rich, juicy flavors of black cherries, mocha, and star anise. Best Bear yet? Editor's Choice. |
Wine Enthusiast |
95 |
 |
2026-04-06 |
| 2023 |
Jolete |
Pinot Noir 'Le Verre Cuvee' Willamette Valley |
Aromas of cherries, plums, violets and baking spices. Medium-bodied and expressive, showing soft tannins and a nice mix of red and black fruit with dark chocolate in the finish. Easygoing and drinkable now. |
James Suckling |
91 |
 |
2026-03-24 |
| 2024 |
Punset |
Barbera d'Alba |
Not only fruity but spicy, showing incense, iron and plums. Silky, savory and flowing, with medium body, a supple palate and a zesty, balanced finish. Drink now. |
James Suckling |
93 |
 |
2026-03-24 |
| 2023 |
Rocamadre |
Malbec Paraje Altamira |
In Argentina’s Uco Valley, a movement toward terroir is taking hold. In Argentina “paraje” translates to a specific place or spot, used here to represent the expression of a certain vineyard site. Paraje Altamira, where this wine comes from, was the first region in Argentina designated by soil composition rather than political boundaries. This wine embraces that philosophy, offering a beautiful, terroir-driven experience. The nose is earthy, with notes of mushroom and soil complemented by hints of aged balsamic. On the palate, it is composed and mineral-forward, featuring medium depth and fine tannins. The finish is lingering and savory. Voted VinePair's The Best Malbec From Argentina. |
VinePair |
94 |
 |
2026-03-20 |
| 2023 |
Sandro Fay |
Valtellina Superiore 'Valgella' |
The 2023 Valtellina Superiore Valgella is airy, gracious and super expressive. Kirsch, mint, white pepper, herbs and mint are all finely knit. Silky contours and gorgeous mid-palate pliancy add to a feeling of finesse. This is very nicely done. |
Vinous |
91 |
 |
2026-03-20 |
| 2021 |
Sandro Fay |
Valtellina Superiore Valgella Riserva 'Carteria' |
The 2021 Valtellina Superiore Valgella Riserva Vigneto Carteria is soft, delicate and very pretty, all of which make it a fine choice for drinking now and over the next handful of years. Kirsch, mint, sweet red cherry, spice and vanillin all meld together. This soft, forward Valtellina is all charm. |
Vinous |
93 |
 |
2026-03-20 |
| 2023 |
La Fiorita |
Rosso di Montalcino |
The 2023 Rosso di Montalcino is perfumed in the glass, with crushed violets, blood orange and black cherries. This is deeply textural, silken and serene, with crisp acidity and citrus-laced wild berry fruits. The tart finish leaves a gentle inner tension and hints of black raspberry. |
Vinous |
92 |
 |
2026-03-20 |
| 2022 |
Le Cadeau |
Pinot Noir 'Merci Reserve' Chehalem Mountains |
Amaro cherries, ripe plums and figs alongside anise and cinnamon. The medium-bodied palate shows plush, dark-fruit flavors of black cherries and bitters, with spiced-oak tannins. Drink now. |
James Suckling |
90 |
 |
2026-03-19 |
| 2022 |
Domaine Porte Rouge |
Chateauneuf du Pape |
Less floral than the 2021 but richer and suppler in style, Porte Rouge's 2022 Chateauneuf du Pape is full-bodied and creamy in texture, delivering lush waves of black cherry fruit and a long, velvety finish. It should be a beauty, but note that it's not scheduled to be bottled until October 2024. |
Wine Advocate |
94-96 |
 |
2026-03-19 |