The 2023 vintage is a classic, decisive, complete and satisfying vintage, unfortunately under attack from the drop in prices. It is with great pleasure that
A poetry which goes beyond the rich season. Our visit to Tenuta San Guido on the 9th of February allowed us to take an in-depth
A slice of territory commonly called Maremma extends between the Tuscan provinces of Livorno and Grosseto. This is a multifaceted territory: the Argentario sea, Mount
The 2020 Barolo released on January 1, 2024 is not convincing and shows some signs of weakness. Part of a truly important trio of vintages
In left Bank the best expressions of the tasting The 2021 vintage in Bordeaux is a rainy vintage, certainly not among the best of the
The 2017 vintage and school for the producers who don’t repeat their mistakes. Over three hundred wines were tasted and rated by WinesCritic.com at the
An in-depth analysis of a rich, sunny vintage with over 150 Brunello di Montalcino 2019 tasted. 2019 is assuredly a vintage that will be remembered
High quality Pinot Noir defines great sparkling wines. Barbera, Bonarda and Croatina entertain but can still grow! Last tasting in the Consortium, certainly not least,
Rosso di Montepulciano is a vibrant, taut, very fresh wine that is enhanced in years with good total acidity and ripe, albeit slightly rustic and
For the first time since the foundation of WinesCritic.com the company flew to Bordeaux where we tasted a large quantity of samples in order to
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