by Traveling Golfer Staff | Nov 22, 2017
Need to put this one in the “Best Bargains” category. Always in my home and always pleasing! Spending a year or more in oak before mellowing at least 12 more months in bottle prior to release, this Spanish beauty made from 100% Tempranillo is dry, medium to full body...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Nov 22, 2017
What the experts say: An aromatic pinot grigio with orange-blossom aroma and a juicy palate with fair depth and length. Drink now. What I think: I am again pleasantly surprised by the refreshing Le Rosse Pinot Grigio. Bright yellow in color, bold yet dry, with full...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Nov 22, 2017
Another Spanish bargain. The Torres Family has been making great wines for over a century. Full bodied and ruby red in color this Tempranillo has a long finish bringing out flavors of ripe berry fruit with plum and...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Nov 22, 2017
Until now I had never met a Simi that I did not like! As a big fan of the reds I must say that I was a little disappointed in the sweetness of this Chardonnay. Very light and fruity and they suggest caramel, apple and pineapple – just maybe – could have left the...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | Nov 22, 2017
Graticcio is the name of the bamboo mats where the grapes are laid down to be dried. A part of the grapes is partially dried for one month prior to being pressed and aged for 6 months. Ruby red, smooth and medium bodied with hints of red fruit. $34.30 for a set...
