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Battle Creek 2017 Yamhela Vineyard Pinot Noir (Yamhill County)
Willamette ValleyThe aromas aren't entirely ready to reveal their charms, with notes of ...See Full Review$62 -
Panther Creek 2007 Shea Vineyard Pinot Noir (Yamhill County)
Willamette ValleyFullbodied and detailed, the Shea vineyard bottling mingles fresh strawberry and sour ...See Full Review$40 -
Brandborg 2006 Bench Lands Pinot Noir (Umpqua Valley)
Southern OregonHere is your perfect salmon wine, light in color and offering plenty ...See Full Review$20 -
Methven Family Vineyards 2005 Pinot Noir (Eola-Amity Hills)
Willamette ValleyIn general, Eola Hills Pinots lean more to the peppery and herbal ...See Full Review$25 -
Willow Crest 2004 XIII Red (Yamhill County)
Willamette ValleyIn a Champagne bottle, this new wine is one part each of ...See Full Review$28 -
C.R. Sandidge 2003 Minick Vineyard Syrah (Yamhill County)
Willamette ValleyThe 2003 is comparable to the Willow Crest from the same vineyard, ...See Full Review$18
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A Sustainability Leader, Santa Barbara County Is the Wine Region of the Year | Wine Enthusiast’s 2021 Wine Star Awards
Varied microclimates that yield diverse wine styles, unique tasting experiences and culinary excursions give this region something for everyone...
A Sustainability Leader, Santa Barbara County Is the Wine Region of the Year | Wine Enthusiast’s 2021 Wine Star Awards
Varied microclimates that yield diverse wine styles, unique tasting experiences and culinary excursions give this region something for everyone...
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California's Newest AVA Produces Coastal Wines in Los Angeles County
The Palos Verdes Peninsula American Viticultural Area is one of the country’s newest appellations. Read about the wines and region...
California's Newest AVA Produces Coastal Wines in Los Angeles County
The Palos Verdes Peninsula American Viticultural Area is one of the country’s newest appellations. Read about the wines and region...
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In Oregon's Willamette Valley, Elegant Pinot Noir for Less than $40
Oregon’s Willamette Valley is widely considered the next best place after Burgundy for quality Pinot Noir. Try the region's best without breaking the bank...
In Oregon's Willamette Valley, Elegant Pinot Noir for Less than $40
Oregon’s Willamette Valley is widely considered the next best place after Burgundy for quality Pinot Noir. Try the region's best without breaking the bank...
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A Blessing and a Curse: Embracing the Complex Variety of Wines from California’s Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County has a climate unlike any other wine region in the U.S. But while it can grow many different grapes, it struggles to find an identity...
A Blessing and a Curse: Embracing the Complex Variety of Wines from California’s Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara County has a climate unlike any other wine region in the U.S. But while it can grow many different grapes, it struggles to find an identity...
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The Return of Refined Oregon Pinot Noir
The winemakers behind some of the Willamette Valley's Pinot Noirs have tamed their bottlings into light and elegant wines...
The Return of Refined Oregon Pinot Noir
The winemakers behind some of the Willamette Valley's Pinot Noirs have tamed their bottlings into light and elegant wines...
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Inside Chalk Hill: The Iconic Wine Estate of Sonoma County
Ascending the olive tree-lined drive to Chalk Hill Estate, it’s immediately clear that you’ve stumbled upon a complete world within a world. Tucked away in the northwestern corner of Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley, the undulating 1,300-acre property encompasses the winery and hospitality center, culinary gardens, stables, a converted equestrian arena, forested terrain and ponds – with only 382 acres planted to vineyard...
Inside Chalk Hill: The Iconic Wine Estate of Sonoma County
Ascending the olive tree-lined drive to Chalk Hill Estate, it’s immediately clear that you’ve stumbled upon a complete world within a world. Tucked away in the northwestern corner of Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley, the undulating 1,300-acre property encompasses the winery and hospitality center, culinary gardens, stables, a converted equestrian arena, forested terrain and ponds – with only 382 acres planted to vineyard...