Thomas Girgensohn's Australian Wine Reviews - and Beyond

Over the years, as a collector, one develops a list of favorites, and it takes a real effort to stray from the known and trusted. Every now...

Felton Road is perhaps the most important Pinot Noir producer of the Southern Hemisphere. How can I say this? Apart from the consistent ver...

Lately, it has not been fashionable to show oak in Chardonnay.  The serious ones all have it, but you are not supposed to notice a strong o...

My blog has been named in the top 100 wine blogs in the world. Nice one,

The issue of points inflation is certainly gaining momentum, as the points-master James Halliday published his 2017 guide. (There is also a...

Yealands has developed a layered structure for its Sauvignon Blancs. Some time ago I reviewed their single vineyard wine, which was propaga...

I am writing this review with some trepidation. Famous wine writers have of course reviewed this wine, and I am not very experienced with S...

I am on a bit of an international tasting tour. Cono Sur (get it?) is a Chilean producer of large volume wine at generally great value for ...

My first exposure to this cult producer from Central Otago. I am tasting the 2014 Burn Cottage Pinot Noir. This medium-bodied wine is qui...

Joseph Drouhin is one of the larger producers in Burgundy, with significant holdings as well as purchased grapes. This Chardonnay comes fro...

My visit to the region was very exciting. The qualities of wines I tasted was very impressive, indeed. Unfortunately, I am not able to repo...

To get in the mood of Ribera del Duero, which I will be visiting for the next three days, I tasted the 2002 Pesquera Millenium Reserva , on...