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Dog Point’s Cloudy Bay Pedigree Drawn off 30-year-old vines planted and harvested by two Cloudy Bay alumns, the 2015 Dog Point Pinot Noir is our top value pick of James Suckling’s 2015 New Zealand Pinot Noir Honor Roll. Delivering Old World depth and complexity while sporting a New World price tag. “A pristine model of…
Domaine Anderson is the no-expense-spared passion project of the family behind Louis Roederer—the Champagne house famous for their meticulous approach to farming and for Cristal, their $250 prestige cuvée. With a sole focus on quality above all else, they employ Burgundy superstar Jeremey Seyesse of Domaine Dujac as a consulting winemaker, and were in the…
A Fighter Pilot’s Battle for His Family’s History Xavier Horiot served as a fighter pilot for the French air force, so it should come as no surprise that he was willing to battle with everything he had to maintain control of his family’s historic estate in Pommard. He probably didn’t expect to have to do…
Parker’s 25-Year Love Affair Value Gem Of Burgundy’s Domaine Michel Goubard, Robert Parker has said: “I have had at least 25 years of tasting experience with Domaine Michel Goubard et Fils, one of the first well-made value selections from the Cote Chalonnaise. It continues to make some of the most reliable wines from that region.”…
Dutton-Goldfield’s Powerful Russian River Pinot In the Russian River Valley’s stunning but low-yield 2015 vintage, Dan Goldfield raised the bar for the umpteenth time, producing a sensationally deep, dark, chewy and “mouthwatering” Dutton Ranch Pinot Noir that Wine Spectator went wild for, laying on 92 points. Since Goldfield began crafting Russian River Pinot Noir almost…
Wine Spectator’s #1 Pinot of the Year The 2015 Escarpment Kupe Pinot Noir is Wine Spectator’s #1 Pinot of the year, beating out some of the world’s best, including Beaux Frères, Bergström, Evening Land, and Brick House. “This powerful wine is tightly wound yet very expressive,” raved Spectator with 96 points, adding: “Everything sings in…
Beyond Willamette Valley Pinot: A Southern Oregon Star Conventional wisdom says that Oregon Pinot Noir begins and ends with the Willamette Valley. We’re here to tell you that conventional wisdom is wrong. And Wine Access members will back us up on that. “We were stunned by this wine—very fragrant notes of lavender and delicate berry…
Parker: “I Love This Vineyard” The 2015 Foxen Pinot Noir Solomon Hills earned a head-turning 96-point score from Wine Enthusiast, making this single-vineyard gem not only the top-rated Foxen Pinot we have ever offeredbut also Enthusiast’s highest-rated Central Coast Santa Maria AVA Pinot of the 2015 vintage! Among some of the finest soils in Santa…
If You Don’t Know Halcón Pinot, You Should. Halcón Vineyards is one of those tiny, word-of-mouth producers that Northern California sommeliers and wine buyers hold back for themselves (yes, we’ve been guilty too). Heralded by the few critics who’ve tasted it—romantically christened the “lonely Mendocino outpost yielding wines of uncommon authority” according to the Sacramento Bee’s…
Oregon Winemaking Super-Star Duo’s Pinot Gem If you’ve never been to Oregon’s uber-quaint McMinnville, and surrounding vineyards, you’re missing out on some of the best Point Noir tasting opportunities in America. Case in point is Hyland Estates. In 2015, in the hands of two of Oregon’s premier winemakers, Hyland’s self-rooted vines from 1971 yielded a…
Willamette Valley’s 93-96-point Pinot Noir Vintage We live for moments like this, when our decades in the business and countless hours on the road building relationships pay off for us — and for Wine Access clients. The call came from the owner of a 5-star hotel, informing us of the sudden, surprise departure of their…
Food & Wine: “One of Oregon’s Best-Kept Secrets” If you don’t live in the Pacific Northwest, or aren’t planning a visit to Oregon and the Amity Hills, don’t count on finding this richly perfumed, Pinot Noir on retail shelves near you. Luscious, vibrant, and raspberry-scented with polished tannins—Keeler Estate is a real hidden gem and…
Likely Last Call on Kistler Protege Allocated Pinot Noir Just a brief, fair warning: Our first allocation of this mailing-list only Pinot Noir sold out in hours last month. We asked for more and can tell you that these 50 cases are going to fly fast. So read on (quickly) or first, hit “Buy” before…
“Grab some glasses!” We could barely make out our CEO’s breathless command as he barreled into the office, bottle in hand. We’d never seen Joe like this. Normally one to meander desk to desk, chatting about The Office reruns and on-base percentages, he made a beeline for the back conference room. We exchanged looks, then…
Vegas’ Hottest Restaurant’s Obsession Named one of Wine & Spirits “Top 100 Wineries of the Year” LIOCO is the product of founders Matt Licklider and Kevin O’Connor who are fueled by a relentless search for meticulously farmed cool-climate vineyards in the Sonoma Coast. So, consider this: David Chang’s Momofuku at the Uber trendy Cosmopolitan Hotel…
High Above the Sea Smoke The Sta. Rita Hills appellation produces some of the finest Pinot Noir in the New World, and if you want the crème de la crème—wines like Sea Smoke and Brewer-Clifton—it’s going to cost you. Or, you can take home the 2015 Longoria Pinot Noir Fe Ciega Vineyard. It’s the work of…
Our many Louis Latour sell-outs have earned us generous access to their cellar—but one bottle has eluded us for as long as it’s been on our minds. It’s Latour’s exquisite Pinot Noir from Beaune’s rocky Les Perrières Premier Cru, a wine made in such tiny quantities that few US retailers ever see a case. Les…
A Master of Burgundy’s Magnificent Mercurey Louis Latour fans—this is your day in the sun: Decanter Magazine was bullish on the 2015 vintage in the Côte Chalonnaise, calling the reds “a great success, replete with bargains,” a welcome alternative to the year’s more expensive neighbors just to the north in the Côte d’Or. You’ll find…
From DRC to Maison Leroy: The Grand Dame of Burgundy There are certain names in wine that are just synonymous with greatness. Château Latour in Bordeaux comes to mind. Screaming Eagle in Napa Valley, certainly. Angelo Gaja in the Piedmont. Vega Sicilia in Ribera del Duero. In Burgundy, it would have to be Maison Leroy,…
The 2015 Marauder Southern Cross Misha’s Vineyard Pinot Noir is the kind of deal you score once in a blue moon. A single-vineyard Pinot Noir from a 100-point winemaker, this is the kind of deal we can offer thanks only to our connections in wine country. Drawing on his experience crafting 98-100 point California Cabernets,…
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