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Justin Girardin possesses a princely set of advantages. His family has been a presence in Burgundy for 700 years and his close connection to his uncle Vincent, a world-renowned négociant, opens plenty of doors. On top of that, he inherited 42 prime acres in top villages such as Pommard and Chassagne-Montrachet, whose secrets he learned…
Raoul Gautherin’s spellbinding, extraordinarily refined Vieilles Vignes Chablis is one of the most memorable and delicious bottles we’ve tasted in years. A picture of Chardonnay purity from one of Burgundy’s greatest vintages of all time—a season that Wine Enthusiast rated 95 points—Gautherin’s 2019 Vieille Vignes is a selection from their oldest Chablis vineyards. While it…
In the 2019 vintage, a whopping 19 of Wine Advocate’s top 24 California Chardonnays came from just four producers. You know the names—and you can bet most, if not all, will cost you well into triple digits. That’s why Dragonette Cellars, which Antonio Galloni of Vinous dubbed “truly world-class,” has been one of our go-to…
We’ve been waiting for the world to stand up and take notice of Dragonette Cellars—and their 2019 Chardonnay Rita’s Crown might just be the bottle that makes it happen. With a staggering 96+ point score, this gorgeous Chardonnay boasts the highest rating Dragonette has ever earned from Wine Advocate. It’s an honor that puts this…
We’re never going to pass up the chance to visit Dragonette Cellars: They’re not just friends, but one of the great wineries of the Sta. Rita Hills. The winery is best known for stunning $65 single-vineyard offerings from top sites like Rita’s Crown and Duvarita, but co-winemaker Brandon Sparks-Gillis lights up when you ask him…
The hardest thing for a wine to do is blow past our already-high expectations. Which, to put it mildly, is the 2019 El Enemigo Chardonnay in a nutshell. Tasting with star winemaker Alejandro Vigil in Argentina last week, we knew the wines would be good—he’s got 100-point scores to his name and helms Catena as…
You CANNOT normally drink the work of Erica Stancliff at a discount. An in-demand consultant who’s done a stint at Rudd and worked for Paul Hobbs, she’s been highlighted in Forbes, the Robb Report, and Wine Enthusiast. She also holds the title of enologist under Michael Browne (of Kosta Browne) at CIRQ. That would be…
When we put together our first-ever collection of wines for our MICHELIN club, Francine and Oliver Savary’s Chablis was an easy first choice. “Every sommelier has a nice Chablis up their sleeve,” said Charlotte Randolph, the Beverage Director at two-starred Californios, who helped curate the collection, “now your members can too.” If MICHELIN-starred sommeliers aren’t…
Gary Farrell’s Russian River bottling was our top-selling Sonoma County Chardonnay last year—and it would have be this year too, had our allocation been big enough! So when the call came saying that a restaurant group was asleep at the wheel and their share was up for grabs? Well, we FLOORED it. Wine Access members…
Head High is a rare chance to drink the fruits of Bill Price’s labor for under $20 per bottle. He’s a legend in the Sonoma wine industry: a key figure at some of the most renowned names in Pinot and Chard—wineries like Kosta Browne, Gary Farrell, and Three Sticks. Head High draws from the same…
Henri Costal Chablis is a collaboration between the vaunted Domaine Jean Collet—a Grand Cru grower-producer with Chablis roots dating back to the French Revolution—and America’s preeminent wine sage, the trailblazing importer, merchant, and writer Kermit Lynch. The Wall Street Journal called their wines “beautifully balanced” and “worth searching out.” Well, look no further. Les Truffières…
When Lindsay Hoopes of Hoopes Family Vineyard calls, we always pick up. Aside from being one of the most innovative and intuitive vintners in Napa Valley, Lindsay and her team are the authors of some of our favorite wines—and this 2019 Chardonnay is one of them. A tiny-production bottling made from two family-owned sites, every…
Backed by a family “synonymous with Italian creativity” and a 100-point winemaker synonymous with vinous ingenuity, the 2019 Lamelle is member-favorite Il Borro’s latest dazzling creation. It’s a rare, listen-up Chardonnay that deserves a spot (or several) in the cellars and wine fridges of anyone who loves the classic white wine expressions of Sonoma or…
Keller Estate’s La Cruz Chardonnay is a perpetual Wine Access favorite. Crafted by Kosta Browne– and Merry Edwards–trained winemaker Julien Teichmann, it’s full, lush, and powerful—a California star and a tribute to Keller’s vineyard, which lies in the heart of Sonoma’s prestigious Petaluma Gap AVA. The La Cruz sells for $48 at the winery, but…
Kistler has set California’s Chardonnay bar for four decades, and our members have been clamoring for their rich, golden wines ever since the earliest Wine Access emails went out. So it’s no surprise that our first-ever Kistler Chardonnay offer sold out immediately—and that every review that has rolled in has been five stars. Today, we’re…
Burgundy’s Yonne Valley, where the racy and mineral-driven 2019 Lamblin & Fils Bourgogne Blanc was grown, flies under the radar. But one glance at a map shows it surrounds the holy grail of Burgundy’s liveliest whites: Chablis. Effectively, Didier Lamblin’s Bourgogne Blanc could be Chablis, and comes from the same limestone-rich Kimmeridgian soils that yield…
“The 2019 vintage in Burgundy was extraordinary,” wrote the Wall Street Journal. And if there’s a white wine that shows off the full glory of that stellar vintage, it’s got to be Louis Latour’s absolutely stirring Corton-Charlemagne. “Takes your breath away!” is how James Suckling described this outstanding bottle, which he calls “stunningly concentrated and…
Louis-Fabrice Latour is a man who has limitless access to the finest Burgundy has to offer. Between what he makes at his family’s winery—the historic, lauded Louis Latour—and his connections in Beaune, he could drink Grand Crus like Montrachet and Chambertin every night. But we weren’t surprised when he told us that his everyday go-to…
Marimar wines are a fan favorite here at Wine Access, so it’s no wonder we’ve been licking our chops for our first ever Marimar Chardonnay: their stunning Don Miguel Vineyard bottling. It is no mystery why these wines are so beloved. The winemaker at Marimar is Bill Dyer, who arrived in Napa Valley in 1976,…
Baseball superstition holds that it’s bad luck to talk about a pitcher when he’s in the middle of throwing a no-hitter. So we’ll say the next part quietly: Martin Ray is setting a bar for value winemaking in California right now that’s practically unprecedented. We couldn’t be more excited to bring you the latest from…
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