Unveiling the 12 most notable Cornas wines for immediate consumption or cellaring: a selection by Matt Walls
In the world of wine, Walls Magazine is making waves with its diverse selection of premium articles. Here's a roundup of some of the noteworthy pieces currently available on the platform.
Firstly, wine enthusiasts will appreciate the in-depth 2022 vintage report for Sonoma County, offering valuable insights into this year's harvest.
For those with a keen interest in the Rhône Valley, "Walls: The best wines to buy from Gigondas in 2022" is a must-read. This article, as well as "Walls' hidden gems: Domaine Verzier, a new future for the northern Rhône," delve into the region's top picks and emerging talents.
If you're intrigued by the influence of expat winemakers, the magazine's piece on how they are bringing a fresh perspective to Bordeaux is not to be missed.
For Champagne lovers, "Ten top wines from Petite Montagne, an exciting corner of Champagne" and the panel tasting results for Blaufränkisch across Europe in the premium section provide fascinating insights into these lesser-known but promising regions.
Burgundy aficionados will find the comparison between Richebourg and Romanée-St-Vivant, two of the region's famous grands crus, particularly engaging.
Lastly, for those with an eye on the future of wine, the magazine's article on why Texas wine is poised for prime time offers a captivating glimpse into the potential of the Lone Star State's wine industry.
Additionally, Highlights Magazine's September 2025 issue shone a spotlight on the twelve Cornas wines produced by Jean-Luc Colombo, a name that continues to resonate in the wine world.
Each of these articles offers a unique perspective on the global wine scene, making Walls Magazine an invaluable resource for wine enthusiasts everywhere. So, whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a curious newcomer, there's something for everyone in this comprehensive collection.
