by Traveling Golfer Staff | May 24, 2019
Just released last month, yet another savoury edition of this hand-picked Shiraz/Merlot/Cabernet Sauvignon blend. This is a great wine to fake out your wine-loving friends (tell them it’s an award-winning $50 bottle—they’ll never know the difference.) Complex and rich...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | May 24, 2019
Eye-opening grapefruit, gooseberry and fresh-cut grassy notes and a crisp acidity suggest well-made traditional New Zealand-style sauvignon blanc. But the always-surprising plush texture of The Ned holds it on the palate for a long, pleasing finish. Pair it up with a...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | May 24, 2019
Think rich forest floor, tobacco, leather, cherry and alcohol-soaked strawberries. A subtle toasting of its barrels helps to balance this smooth Tempranillo. This special oak treatment is a tad more obtrusive on the fruit balance than last year, but there’s still nice...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | May 24, 2019
A Spanish Cava made in the traditional method. Nuts and toast, soft tropical fruits, lemon zest and flowers set the stage for a very creamy mousse in this dry bubbly. There’s the slightest of bitterness to its lengthy finish. A reliably solid value year in and year...
by Traveling Golfer Staff | May 24, 2019
This one’s almost always in my wine fridge. Made in the Charmat method, where the secondary fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks, as opposed to in the bottle (traditional method), this Prosecco offers up notes of green apples and pears—there’s even a hint...
