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Anne Krebiehl, MW, April 1, 2025
Dry, dry, dry. This is how Alsace growers remember the 2023 vintage. Sandy, gravelly sites on the plain suffered and stony slopes struggled, but sites with more water-retentive soils fared much better. In 2023, the Rieslings have concentration, moderate alcohol, ripe acidity and great aging potential. The stylistic spectrum of Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer is as broad and diverse as ever, while Pinot Noir is getting finer and finer.
2023 Burgenland and Austria’s East: Gorgeous Reds, Aromatic Whites and Killer Sweets
Anne Krebiehl, MW, March 2025
Vinous Table
Maison François - London
Neal Martin, January 2025
Maison François comes highly recommended, especially for larger groups looking for a livelier lunch or dinner with quality French cooking accompanied by decent wines. It belongs to a cadre of London restaurants that treats wine lovers with respect.
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2024 Joyce Winery Albariño, 92 points
The 2024 Albariño is zippy and zesty. Punchy, cheek-puckering acids join super-salty minerality and tropical key lime/guava inflections in this refreshing, vibrant, energetic white. You can really feel the California sunshine in the glass. (BN)
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1948 La Tour Blanche
Neal Martin, March 2025
Some bottles are more poignant than others, inextricable from the occasion, the place and above all, the person associated with the wine.
