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When we heard that Derek Beitler, the super-skilled young winemaker with a deep Caymus connection, had crafted a Prisoner-inspired red wine from insider vineyards located mainly in the prestigious Rutherford AVA, we knew it would be a hit. And when we finally got our hands on his Cerro Napa Valley, the bold red wine bounded…
We could barely believe it ourselves: For all the ink we’ve given Phil Titus—the 100-point winemaker behind Wine Access favorites Coho and Titus—and the incredible wines he’s made at Chappellet, last year’s offer of the Mountain Cuvée was our first ever from the iconic Pritchard Hill winery. It was a sellout as massive as the…
A few years back, our friend Benoit Touquette—the French-born, Bordeaux-bred winemaker and mastermind consultant who’s kept Realm, Screaming Eagle, Ovid, and Fait-Main at the top—poured us a glass of his favorite under-the-radar Bordeaux. It was the Château Bel-Air Cuvée Jean et Gabriel Lussac Saint-Émilion, and we were stunned—not just by the high quality, but by…
We’d come from the Médoc, home of stately, ageworthy, world-famous reds. We were headed toward the Roussillon, home of inky tooth-stainers so ripe and dark that they seem to suck in the surrounding light. But what they poured us with our cassoulet in Fronton… it was something different entirely. We never forgot it… but we…
Few names are as closely associated with the Rhône Valley as Château de Saint Cosme. Robert Parker classifies their bottlings, made by 100-point legend Louis Barruol, as “some of the finest wines in the southern Rhône as well as France,” and has urged his readers to pay heed to the “terrific value” offered by Barroul’s…
Château de Ségriès’ Tavel is a brilliant rosé, and was such a standout at a February tasting that we had to secure all we could for Wine Access members. Even in a large room full of top rosé, we could tell that it was special—without even factoring its $18 price-tag, a fraction of comparable wines from…
There’s no wine more welcome in our glass than the bone-dry, mineral-laden, mouthwatering 2019 Château des Demoiselles Côtes de Provence rosé. Château des Demoiselles isn’t just born of the salt-sprayed sunshine of Provence’s Esclans Valley, but the appellation’s most prestigious area, just a stone’s throw from where Château d’Esclans produces their world-famous Whispering Angel and…
As the smallest Grand Cru Classé estate in the Médoc, Château Ferrière may not be accustomed to being the center of attention—but as of 2019, they should get used to it. James Suckling showered the 2019 Château Ferrière with 96-point praise, while Vinous’ Antonio Galloni called it “fabulous,” with “so much to offer.” Even the…
The Rhône Valley turned in some impressive 95–97-point performances at the 2021 Decanter World Wine Awards—especially the marquee appellations. Putting up five top wines, Châteauneuf-du-Pape led the way. Then along came the gate-crasher: the 2019 Château La Borie Côtes-du-Rhône Villages. Earning a rock-solid 95 points and a Gold Medal, this fleshy, elegant Rhône overachiever outscored…
Robert Parker famously wrote, “I have more bottles of La Mission-Haut-Brion in my private collection than any other wine in the world.” For over 600 years, La Mission Haut-Brion (or “La Mish” to its ardent devotees) has charmed royalty, beguiled founding fathers, and seduced the world’s most prominent wine critics with its trademark elegance, complexity,…
Like the French Laundry, Gramercy Tavern, Eleven Madison Park, and countless other MICHELIN-starred restaurants, we have numerous vintages of Chateau Musar resting in our cellars. Revered as the “Lafite of Lebanon,” Musar’s classically structured Grand Vin responds famously well to Brunello-like patience. That’s why so many sommeliers ALSO buy deeply into the cult estate’s coveted…
These days, it’s hard to believe that Château Paloumey’s vineyards once lay fallow. The Cru Bourgeois Superior estate sits a short jog away from Third Growth La Lagune and Fifth Growth Cantemerle, in a warm microclimate that’s ideal for viticulture. By anyone’s definition, it’s a coveted Bordeaux terroir. But in the 1950s, its former owners…
The 2019 Château Pape Clément L’me de Pape Clément is one of the year’s most exciting Bordeaux debuts. Culled from the same historic vineyard that produces the estate’s $136-per-bottle flagship Claret, it’s a massively plush, Merlot-forward beauty that left a huge impression on us. If the estate’s Grand Vin is the older sibling—a bit buttoned-up…
Classic, pretty, and surging with bright citrus fruit and red berry tartness, this 2019 Château de Pourcieux is everything you want in a rosé. Absolutely packed with flavor, this star of Sainte-Victoire “explodes from the glass with bold aromas of tropical fruit, peaches and melon,” wrote Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate in a 91-point review lauding…
This is a gem from the most reliably excellent rosé region on Earth—one whose last vintage has earned 4.5 out of 5 stars from Wine Access members. Le Cloître Sainte Roseline Côtes de Provence is one of just 18 wineries in the region to have earned Cru Classé status—the pedigree of these clay-limestone vineyards, replenished…
Current conventional wisdom says the best Bordeaux deals lie in the hinterlands, wearing the labels of long-overlooked appellations. The 2019 Château Sérilhan Saint-Estèphe says that’s wrong. Grown in the prestigious and high-demand AOC of Saint-Estèphe—home to Grand Cru Classé chateaux Cos d’Estournel, Montrose, and Calon-Ségur, among others—the 2018 Château Sérilhan brings everything you want in…
Jeb Dunnuck called 2019 Chateau Suduiraut S de Suduiraut “straight-up brilliant” and said it “unquestionably ranks with the top whites in the vintage” in his rapturous review. But the very few wines that managed to best 2019 S de Suduiraut’s 95-point score are all considerably more expensive—start at nearly double the price and go up…
“No detail is too small to escape Tim Mondavi’s attention…the attention to detail is equaled at only a handful of properties across the valley.” Those are the words of Antonio Galloni of Vinous, and they describe exactly what makes Continuum one of the iconic wines of Napa Valley. Continuum is a collector’s item in every…
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Windy days, limestone soils, and 40-degree temperature swings are MAGIC for Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre—which is why Paso Robles’s Templeton Gap AVA is one of the best spots in California for the Rhône varieties. Superstars like Saxum, Linne Calodo, Clos Solène, and L’Aventure are grouped here, and they often fetch well over $100 for their…
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