How our 2009 Beaune & Volnay wines scored.

On September 20, 2016 we hauled out the remaining bottles of our 2001 Bordeaux to revisit this vintage. These wines were 'left overs'...

California is the only place in the world where the Zinfandel grape is grown which make Zinfandel synonymous with California. Zinfandel...

On May 16, 2016, Toronto Vintners took members on a tour of the top Cabernet Sauvignon producing areas of Australia which include...

On March 22nd, 2016 we explored an interesting and eclectic mix of red grape varietals that dominate the lesser known vineyards in...

The Nebbiolo grape is to Barolo what the Pinot Noir grape is to Burgundy. Both grapes have made their wine-producing regions famous, for...

Does a New World Pinot Noir taste different from a Burgundian Pinot Noir? According to Jay Youmans, Master of Wine, “Yes” there are...

Dunn Vineyards may not be a household name for Canadian wine lovers but “Dunn remains one of California's superstar Cabernet Sauvignon...

What does Jancis Robinson, one of the world’s leading wine critics, consider to be the “world’s greatest white wine grape”? Not...

Barbaresco and Barolo communes are situated in the Piedmont area of Italy about 10 miles apart and both produce wine from 100% Nebbiolo...

On April 21, 2015, Toronto Vintners was delighted to have award-winning winemaker Thomas Bachelder as guest speaker for a tasting of a...

Today Chilean reds are considered some of the best in the world. In January 2004 at what became known as the Berlin Tasting featuring...

Robert Parker Jr., a Châteauneuf lover, has been quoted writing: "This [2007] is the greatest vintage I've ever tasted in the southern...

No Burgundian will forget the summer of 2003 (and probably no burgundy lover will forget tasting the wines). Europe experienced a heat...

Rankings of our N. Rhone wine tasting