
Looking for a change of pace? From the Fiano grape in Italy's southern wine region of Campania, this impressive white offers layers of tropical fruit and citrus character. It's full-bodied, with wonderful concentration, good acidity and a long flavorful f —James Suckling
Like most reds from Italy's Tuscany region, Vino Nobile is made from Sangiovese. The '97 from Fattoria del Cerro is well crafted, with amazing aromas of lavender, ripe fruit and minerals. Full-bodied, with layers of berry and cherry flavors that are well —James Suckling
A tightly wound, powerful and graceful wine from France's Languedoc region, with mouthcoating flavors of dark plum and black cherry, and concentrated mineral and smoke elements. Tannins punch through on the finish, with a minty note, adding to this wine's —Kim Marcus
Bucking the trend of the difficult '98 vintage is this solid Chardonnay from winemaker Jed Steele. Tasty, with ripe pear, guava and tropical fruit flavors that are round and polished, turning complex and elegant, with a fruity aftertaste. Drink now throug —James Laube
Very firm tannins, with blackberry, chocolate and dry oak notes. Needs some food and time to soften. There's plenty of this recognizable Cabernet to go around. Best from 2002 through 2008. 38,222 cases made. —James Laube
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