by Keith S Wallace | Paso Robles, wine review | American Wine Reviews, Wine Reviews
There are a few folks who have been reading my reviews —Chris, Jon, and Mary to name a few— since I started in 2001. You can even check some of those old reviews on our online wine review database. One thing you’ll notice, is that my...
by Keith S Wallace | California, Paso Robles, wine review | American Wine Reviews, Wine Reviews
Take a look at that label. Wrinkled and shiny. Looking like it was applied by hand. Because it was. Only two types of wine sport such ghetto hand-glued labels: the first is homemade wine made an amateur. The second is made in miniscule amounts by a crazy-talented...
by Keith S Wallace | Chairman's Selection, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, Paso Robles, PLCB, syrah, Treana. Cabernet Sauvignon, Wine & Spirits Stores, Wine Ratings, wine-reviews | American Wine Reviews, Wine Reviews
An enduring mystery in the American wine market is why Paso Robles is still undiscovered wine country. After all, it’s one of the best spots in Cali for both both good value and luxury wines. Any place that supplies me with good $8 bottles and awesome $80...
by Keith S Wallace | 2011, best, Chairman's Selection, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, Paso Robles, Pinot Noir, PLCB, review, Sonoma, Wine, Wine & Spirits Stores, Wine Ratings, wine-reviews, winery | American Wine Reviews, Wine Reviews
First of all, kudos to Landmark Vineyards for the awesome update to their labeling. It’s a great leap backward, and I mean that in the best way possible. This is a bittersweet vintage for Landmark. It was the year the winery was sold to Fiji Water for an...
by Keith S Wallace | California, Chairman's Selection, Fine Wine and Good Spirits, Grenache, Grenache Blanc, Paso Robles, PLCB, Rhone Blend, Southern Rhone, viognier, white, Wine, Wine & Spirits Stores, Wine Ratings, wine-reviews, winery | Wine Reviews
Tucked between a self storage park and a recycling plant in a correlated office park in Central California sits this winery. Looks can be deceiving, as this is actually a side project of the stellar winemaker McPrice Myers, known for his self-named label. Then again,...
