Located between the San Francisco Bay and the Sierra Nevada Mountains lies Lodi Wine Country, a region quickly emerging as one of California’s most exciting wine destinations. Over the past decade 4th- and 5th-generation winegrowers dedicated to the soils and vines have brought creative winemaking and cutting-edge technology to the region, catapulting Lodi into the spotlight.
Read 20 reviews, tasting notes, and recommendations of some of the finest wines within the Lodi region.
Attractive roasted, smoky aromas join ripe plum and blackberry flavors in this full-bodied, broadly textured wine. It's a …
View Full Review in new windowVery sophisticated and complex, this wine is one of Lodi's very best. It has great balance and intriguing flavors ranging from …
View Full Review in new windowThis very dry and appetizing wine has a pale color and light aromas of apricot and almond, followed by crisp, fresh and relatively …
View Full Review in new windowWell-balanced and well-crafted, this medium-bodied and firmly textured wine has everything in the right proportions. Ripe …
View Full Review in new windowLight body, fresh and tangy fruit flavors and crisp acidity make this a lively, refreshing wine to sip before or during a meal. …
View Full Review in new windowThis bold and very enjoyable wine goes big on the fresh fruity components while seasoning them with accents of wood …
View Full Review in new windowThis giant of a wine has aromas of charred oak, wood smoke and black pepper, with a palate of dense, deep and smoky tones …
View Full Review in new windowFull body and firm tannins help give this flavorful and spicy wine good balance and an appetizing bite on the palate. Light …
View Full Review in new windowBig in flavor and structure, this dark-colored, full-bodied wine is concentrated and laced with fine-grained tannins to support …
View Full Review in new windowThis is an unusually complex and intricate wine that has more than simple crispness. It starts with grapefruit and bitter apple …
View Full Review in new windowThis is a good flavorful choice for people who don't like dry red wines. It has very fruity aromas and moderately sweet …
View Full Review in new windowBold and oaky, this full-bodied wine layers wood smoke and butter aromas over baked pear and almond flavors, while hints of …
View Full Review in new windowA big wine that's unabashedly oaky, this one sports a delicious, spicy, toasty, and lightly smoky character from the first whiff …
View Full Review in new windowThis wine is powerful and concentrated but sophisticated, too. It offers a medley of ripe fruit, dark spice, mouthfilling texture …
View Full Review in new windowThis lush, plush and almost syrupy wine has oodles of blackberry and chocolate aromas, a full body and ripe fruit flavors. A subtle …
View Full Review in new windowPeppery, smoky aromas lead to ample ripe fruit flavors in this full-bodied and rather complex wine. It shows the influence …
View Full Review in new windowThis wine balances ripe fruit flavors with oak spiciness. Aromas of mahogany and cedar start it off, followed by cherry and …
View Full Review in new windowThere's no reason to drink Cabernet all the time when delicious, well-balanced and firm-textured California Tempranillos like this are ...
View Full Review in new windowAlluring toast and spice aromas lead to bright red cherry and raspberry flavors that are well accented by oak flavors of cinnamon, …
View Full Review in new windowRichness and ripeness define this extremely flavorful, full-bodied and smooth-textured wine. It overflows with blackberry jam, …
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