Thomas Girgensohn's Australian Wine Reviews - and Beyond

 Grace Wines is a Japanese family business which celebrates 100 years this year. I had an opportunity to taste the full range with Ayana Mis...

 Remember buttery Chardonnays? White wine is quite susceptible to different winemaking techniques. I recently tasted two mainstream varietie...

  Trinders is the second or maybe third level of red wines at Cape Mentelle. Therefore, when the 2017 Cape Mentelle Trinders Cabernet Merlot...

 When people think of White Burgundy, they mostly think of the Montrachet and Meursault subregions. However, prices of these wines have incr...

 When it comes to American Pinot Noir, it is safest to avoid the 2019 and 2020 vintages. 2019 was very small, and 2020 affected by wildfires...

 Portuguese white wine is not something you come across every day. Recently I had the opportunity to taste five high quality Portuguese whit...

 I am continuing with my exploration of less mainstream varieties. Aglianico is a highly regarded grape variety of Southern Italy, mainly gr...

 Langhe Nebbiolo is a wine made from the Nebbiolo grape which does not meet the strict criteria of Barbaresco or Barolo denomination. There ...

 I am currently keen to explore wines I have not tried before, as evidenced by the last few posts. Today, I am going to Tenerife, the Spanis...

 Unico Zelo is my favourite producer of natural wines next to Gentle Folks. It also has a very strong environmental bend and co-operative fo...

 Wines from Greece have not achieved the same level of general acceptance as, say, wines from France, Germany, Italy, or Spain, despite its ...

 I am not very experienced with Fiano. This 2022 Coriole Fiano is as bland as its label. It starts with good fruit purity and flavours of gr...