A Daily Wine Blog
Nine years since my three-week South African adventure, the memories remain vivid—wildlife, landscapes, and exceptional wines. A new generation of winemakers is producing expressive, diverse wines that deserve attention. This week features three standout skin contact wines, bold Spanish reds perfect for grilling, and Tuscan gems from Carpineto at just $15.
Read Full ReviewCalifornia new releases including well-known names and exciting new-to-me producers. Justin's Paso Robles lineup, Far Niente Cab bringing Napa goodness at reasonable pricing, and the bird-themed brilliance of Meyye Wines.
Continue ReadingNational White Wine Day arrives during endless summer heat. From shockingly good $15 Chardonnays to Chalk Hill and Carneros, this Chardonnay-heavy sampling showcases diversity and value. Lange Twins and Bouchaine deliver balanced expressions.
Continue ReadingContinuing the Italian theme with value-driven selections. Varvaglione's three Primitivo expressions from Puglia, Montecucco Sangiovese from Mount Amiata's organic vineyards, and affordable Tuscan and Abruzzi gems.
Continue ReadingFounded in November 2010 by David White, Terroirist revolutionized wine blogging with daily coverage of the wine world. Named "Best New Wine Blog" at the 2011 Wine Blog Awards and "Best Overall Wine Blog" in 2013, we've been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, and beyond.
Our focus: wine reviews, industry news, and thoughtful commentary on diverse, value-oriented wines from around the globe.
Learn More About UsLike Joshua Bell playing Stradivarius in the metro, the world's finest wines are often produced by small, unassuming grape growers who remain largely ignored. A meditation on recognizing quality wherever it appears.
Continue ReadingBeer has beer pong, flip cup, and shotgunning. Wine has sabrage—the dramatic art of opening champagne with a saber. A walk through history and practical guide to this impressive party trick.
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