A special note: Wine Review Weekly was produced in New York City this week, and because of the time difference we were unable to get links to wine features in the San Francisco Chronicle. We will certainly include them in next Monday's edition. To make up for that, there are two columns this week from Eric Asimov in the New York Times, who explores challenging wine and food pairings, and also offers thoughts on new wines produced in Slovenia. And wine blogger Michael Franz (Wine Review Online) reviews many South African red wine new releases. JG

Baltimore Sun: Wine writer Michael Dresser picks Clos du Bois Rouge 2010. (Link)

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Staff writer Donald Rosenberg picks Luca Laborde Double Select Syrah 2010. (Link)

Los Angeles Times: Wine writer Irene Virbila picks CowhornVineyard & Garden Syrah 74 2008. (Link)

Las Vegas Review-Journal: Wine writer Gil Lempert-Schwarz chooses Anthropology Shiraz 2010. (Link)

Dallas Morning News: Wine columnist Rebecca Murphy picks Charles Jouguet Chinon 'Cuvee Terroir' 2010. (Link)

New York Times: Wine columnist Eric Asimov on challenging wine and food pairings. Mentions for many regions and wine types, including wines from the Rhone, Dolcetto, Chianti, California Syrah, (yes, California Syrah!), Muscadet, Sancerre, Riesling, Champagne, and more. (Link) On another page, Asimov reviews a tasting of Slovenian wines that produced many pleasant surprises. Top rated among these is Kabaj Goriska Brda Amfora 2006, while Kabaj Goriska Brda Sivi 2009 is noted as a fine value. (Link)

New York Times: Wine writer Howard G. Goldberg on Long Island winery wine clubs, and their membership benefits. The clubs of Pindar Vineyards, BedellCellars, Lenz Winery, and WolfferEstate are noted. (Link)

Wall Street Journal: Wine columnist Jay McInerney on wine importer and author Terry Theise. Focus is on his wines, and especially the Riesling category. (Link) On another page, Theise offers tasting notes on several of his wines. (Link) Staff writer Will Lyons on the 2011 vintage in Burgundy. (Link) On another page, Lyons lists Burgundy producers whose 2011 vintages are worth investigation, including wines from Domaine Jean Grivot, Domaine Henri Gouges, Domaine du Comte Liger-Belair, and others. (Link)

Bloomberg News Service: Wine columnist John Mariani on red Burgundy wines. Focus on Drouhin and other producers. (Link)

Financial Times: Wine columnist Jancis Robinson on a recent and comprehensive tasting of Canadian wines. Nice comments for the dry Rieslings, and other wines.

Newark Star-Ledger: Wine writer John Foy has very nice things to say about CakebreadCellars Sauvignon Blanc 2011. (Link)

Sacramento Bee: Wine columnist Mike Dunne on Crew Wine Company and its unoaked Chardonnay wines. (Link)

Napa Register: Wine colu mnist Dan Berger on the evolution of style in Chianti over the years, with a mention for Brolio. (Link)

San Jose Mercury News: Wine columnist Laurie Daniel on Chilean wines. Tasting notes on wines from Calcu, Cono Sur, Penalolen, Emiliana, Casa Silva, Concha y Toro, Montes, Clos Alpata, and others. (Link)

Washington Post: Wine columnist Dave McIntyre on the many wine brands that are owned by just a few of the major wine producers. Lots of brands mentioned, including Layer Cake, Barefoot, Cupcake, Pinot Evil, and others. (Link) On another page, recommendations for several wines, the highest rated of which is CaparzoBrunello di Montalcino 2007. (Link)

Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Wine writer Gil Kulers has nice things to say about Sineann Red Table Wine 2011, from Oregon. (Link)

Miami Herald: Wine columnist Fred Tasker on Tuscan wines. Highest rated are from Brancaia, and Frescobaldi. (Link)

Chicago Tribune: Wine columnist Bill St. John on wines made by vintners Richard Arrowood, and John Duval. (Link)

The Oregonian: Wine columnist Katherine Cole has nice things to say about DuriguttiBonarda 2008, from Argentina. (Link)

Seattle Times: Wine columnist Paul Gregutt on wines from Arbor Crest, Maison Bleue, and Kaella in Washington, with tasting notes on several wines from each producer. (Link)

Vinography: Wine blogger Alder Yarrow offers many tasting notes on wines from the West Sonoma Coast. Wines from Cobb, Failla, Littorai, Ramey, Hirsch, Ceritas, and others are reviewed. (Link)

Dr. Vino: Wine blogger Tyler Colman on a wine club for National Rifle Association members, and the reaction of some wineries who were unaware their wines were included among the selections. (Link)

Bigger Than Your Head: Wine blogger Fredric Koeppel offers tasting notes on wines from the Zuani winery in the Collio region of Italy. (Link)

The Feiring Line: Wine blogger Alice Feiring on Domaine Julien Sunier in Beaujolais. (Link)

Wine Review Online: Wine writer Michael Franz offers more thoughts this week on wines from South Africa, with a focus on red wines. Recommendations for wines from De Toren, Graham Beck, Springfield Estate, Vergelegan, Beaumont, and others. (Link)

1WineDude: Wine blogger Joe Roberts on the wines of Napa Valley producer Hourglass. (Link)

The Gray Report: Wine blogger Blake Gray on a recent U.C. Davis seminar on brettanomyces and the dangers of 'Superbrett.' (Link)

Terroirist: Wine blogger Salil Benegal on New York wine authority Paul Greico, and Riesling promotions. (Link)

Zester Daily: Wine blogger Elin McCoy recommends Orca Vieilles Vignes Ventoux 2010. (Link) WineDiarist: Wine blogger Mike Steinberger on 'right wing organic farming' in Germany and other arcane items of note in the wine world. (Link)

JancisRobinson: Wine blogger JancisRobinson recommends St. Joseph wines from Guigal and Chapoutier. (Link)

Diner's Journal: Wine bloggerEric Asimov recommends modestly sweet wines to accompany Super Bowl snacks. One such is Hermann J. Wiemer Riesling Late Harvest 2010. (Link)