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Neal Martin, March 3, 2026
The word for “four” might be unlucky in Japan, but it certainly was not unlucky with regard to a stunning tasting of wines from Bouchard Père’s cellar back to the 19th century. If that’s not enough, a second Bouchard Père dinner held without a numerical theme was just as enthralling. Together, they form an unrepeatable vinous journey through time.
The Fantastic Four: Alto Piemonte, Canavese, Valtellina & Valle d’Aosta
Antonio Galloni, February 2026
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Bern's Steakhouse, Tampa, Florida
Neal Martin, February 2026
For years, I had heard tales of Bern's Steakhouse, an undercover gem with a wine list that makes the Mariana Trench look shallow. Finally, on a visit to the Sunshine State, I had the opportunity to visit and see if Bern’s deserves its reputation.
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2024 LIOCO Pinot Noir Mendocino County, 90 points
The 2024 Pinot Noir Mendocino County presses out layers of dark cherry, incense, graphite and chalk in a slightly somber, brooding frame. It pulls tight on the powdery finish, leaving behind a chewy sensation. This is a very serious wine for an entry-level bottling—quite the outlier! (BN)
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Kopke 80-Year-Old Tawny Port
Neal Martin, March 2026
There has been a consumer trend towards longer-aged tawnies over the last few years. I find that these wines can be superior to the more renowned vintage Ports, often a little mellower and less high-toned. They are the fortified equivalent of a warm fire on a dismal winter day.
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1970 Hanzell Vineyards Pinot Noir & Chardonnay
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