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Q&A with a Next-Generation Duncan of Silver Oak After a day-long visit with Matt Duncan at his family’s Silver Oak property in Alexander Valley, we returned to Wine Access HQ with a recording of our interview with Matt, and a newly-minted allocation of the 2014 Silver Oak Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. A handful of cases…
New Allocation and Q&A with a Next-Generation Duncan of Silver Oak After a day-long visit with Matt Duncan at his family’s Silver Oak property in Alexander Valley, we returned to Wine Access HQ with a recording of our interview with Matt, and a newly-minted allocation of the 2014 Silver Oak Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. A…
Napa Cabernet: Galloni’s “Best Value” On the eastern slopes of the valley between St. Helena and Rutherford, you’ll find the Snowden family ranch, just 23 acres of vines surrounded by 160 acres of woods and pasture the Snowdens treasure. A stone’s throw away lay the vineyards of Phelps, Sloan, and Seavey. In 2014, the Napa…
We’re deeply humbled and also sincerely excited to present our first-ever offer from Staglin Family Vineyard. In 2011, Master Sommelier Sur Lucero met Shannon Staglin for the first time. She was dining at Oenotri in Napa, where Sur was working the floor, and she beautifully described the kind of white wine she wanted. It sounded to…
Rare Flagship Cabernet Prize Almost a year ago, we offered the last cases of Stone the Crows “Fallen Feather” Napa Cabernet. But the winery’s flagship bottle was off-limits—until today. The 95-point 2014 Stone the Crows Napa Valley Cabernet was produced by the Wall Street Journal’s “most successful winemaker in California,” who this past November landed…
Vines Planted by Harlan’s Napa Valley Reserve Crew In the pantheon of successful American winemakers, no one can hold a candle to Thomas Rivers Brown. The Wall Street Journal’s Jay McInerney has called him, “the most successful winemaker in California.” With at least 25 100-point scores, including the only California Cabernet Wine Spectator ever gave…
Once Every 40 Years in Stags Leap District Founded in 1972, well before Stags Leap earned its AVA status, Clos Du Val leaped to the top after Pierre Brejoux, a judge in the famous 1976 tasting, rated Clos Du Val’s Cabernet above Château Montrose and Léoville-Las Cases. In a 10-year anniversary rematch hosted by the…
Fan Favorite: Tom Eddy’s Mailing-list-only Cabernet Sauvignon When we first discovered Tom Eddy’s brilliant, decadent Cabernet Sauvignons, we were hooked. But today’s release of the 2014 Elodian Cabernet Sauvignon is a crowd-sourced one: After six vintages and 318 perfect 5-star reviews, Elodian is arguably our most popular Napa Valley mountain Cabernet ever. In Wine Spectator’s 2014 “dream vintage” Eddy…
Blue Skies over Diamond Dust Growing up in New Zealand, Nick Goldschmidt helped his father build the wooden stations used in land surveying known as “trig points.” Hammering away under clear blue skies, Nick would gain an appreciation for hard work and a deep respect for nature’s elements. Decades later, Nick would draw from this…
No winery—and we mean NONE—hits the bullseye with our members more consistently than Watkins. Every single Cabernet we’ve offered from Randall Watkins has been a straightaway sellout. That’s in part because we’re the only retailer with the keys to the cellar—and because that cool space contains some of the most perfectly aged and exquisite under-the-radar…
We’ve been fans of Whitehall Lane since before Wine Spectator made the estate a household name with three wines rated in the top 5 of the Wine Spectator Top 100 Wines of the Year. We were reminiscing over this fact and Whitehall’s status as the #1 selling Cabernet in Wine Access history over lunch at…
Limited Oakville Stunner, Hard to Find, Available to You Russell Bevan is practically Mr. Perfect, having landed Wine Spectator’s coveted 2015 Winemaker of the Year title, he’s the author of multitude Parker 100-point wines for his own Bevan Cellars. The venerable critic has praised Bevan for “his serious insider knowledge, which gives him access to…
Chile made its international reputation on its wines’ value and the strength of its powerful Cabernets. Few wineries there are in the same league as Alcance, which was proudly founded by the same family that made Vérité and Cardinale into 100-point California icons. Now, the winery “carries the torch” for a terroir-focused “wine making revolution”…
Signature St. Helena Cabernet Todd’s 2015 Anderson Conn Valley Estate Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley is the latest iteration of a Wine Access Cabernet favorite: It is an opaque, chewy, and boisterous Napa blockbuster that is aged in French oak for 22 months, bottled unfined and unfiltered, and shows tons of dark fruit, baking spice,…
Legendary Mountain Estate Napa Cabernet What do you get when you bring together one of the greatest winemaking families in Italian history, a top site on Napa Valley’s Atlas Peak, and a vintage that Vinousdescribed as producing “opulent, voluptuous” wines even while they were still in barrel? The 2015 Antica Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Atlas Peak…
“Is It The Greatest Solaia Ever?” In the near-perfect 2015 growing season, Antinori winemaker Renzo Cotarella turned out a historically spectacular Solaia—a bottle that left James Suckling asking: “Is it the greatest Solaia ever?” He awarded a perfect 100-point score. So did Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate—the first time ever for this wine—while penning a novella…
From The First Lady of Wine High atop Atlas Peak, the vineyards of Au Sommet literally sit among the clouds. While “Au Sommet” means “at the top,” the name truly serves a dual purpose: it not only references the extreme altitude of the vineyard at 2,100 feet, it is a simile for the pinnacle of…
Few Napa wines are as iconic as Beringer Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, as many of you reconfirmed when you snapped up the limited 99-point 2015 we offered earlier this year. The #24 wine on James Suckling’s Top 100 Wines of the World 2018, it’s worth every penny of its $170 retail price (let alone our…
The 2015 Beringer Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon is a collectible icon from a vintage that will live forever in the legacy of Napa’s Beringer estate. Mark Beringer, the fifth-generation heir to the legendary château, claimed the winemaking throne with eminence when his first vintage of Beringer’s top cuvée earned a massive 99 points from James…
100-Points With Best-in-Class Pricing “Pure perfection in the glass,” is what Jeb Dunnuck calls the 100-point 2015 Carte Blanche Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley. This wine truly has nothing but strengths: It was crafted by 2012 Food & Wine magazine Winemaker of the Year Helen Keplinger under the auspices of proprietor Nicholas Allen, whose family’s wine…
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