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In 1967, Aimé Sabon returned from military service and took over his father’s 15 hectares of vines. After establishing himself as one of the most meticulous growers in the southern Rhône, Sabon built a new cellar and, in 1973, he cautiously took the plunge. Not content to sell his grapes to the highest bidder, Aimé…
We love the big, structured, Grenache-based wines of Gigondas—but we’re strict about only offering bottles that are best-in-class, incredible values, or both. The 2019 Domaine de Piaugier is one of the very rare releases in the last category. This bottle shows off Gigondas at its brawniest, juiciest best. It’s a bottle that red-wine lovers of…
There might be no bigger red-wine secret in the South of France than the Côtes-du-Roussillon. The sun-baked, windblown region—awash in ancient vines, stony vineyards, and long-living fortified dessert wines—is a treasure-trove for lovers of inky powerhouse reds, which is exactly why 100-point vintners like Michel Chapoutier have settled there. But Domaine de Rombeau is no…
The prospect of snapping up a case of under-$20 rosé excites us as much as the next value-minded buyer, especially with spring and summer beckoning. Some of it is good, a little of it is great, and a few bottles qualify as absolutely exquisite. The mouthwatering Domaine de Triennes Rosé Méditerranée, as Wine Access members…
Saint-Joseph offers some of the top values in the Northern Rhône. Its best vineyards are hills that remind us of Hermitage—the most famous and expensive terroir in the Rhône—on a smaller scale. Guigal Saint-Joseph blanc is 95% Marsanne, the dominant white grape of Hermitage, and hails mainly from two of the most legendary estates in…
The Perrins are one of the most revered families not just in the Rhône Valley, but in all of France. They “routinely produce long-lived classics that are among the finest in the world,” according to Robert Parker, and wise wine lovers know not to let Beaucastel overshadow the other world-class reds they make in the…
The Southern Rhône is one of the very best places a red-wine lover can find amazing values and nab a damn respectable everyday Côtes-du-Rhône. However, the 2019 Famille Perrin Les Cornuds Vinsobres is anything BUT an everyday Côtes-du-Rhône. Crafted by the quality-obsessed Perrin clan—the family behind the iconic Château de Beaucastel—it’s grown on terraced, biodynamically…
Some wines are like fine-art paintbrushes, molded to a very specific style or purpose. The 2019 Fanti Rosso Toscana Poggio Torto, on the other hand, is a Leatherman multi-tool: an essential, splendidly versatile purchase to keep close at hand any time you need it. Trust us, that will be often. Because when the question is…
Fattoria di Basciano’s muscular 2019 Chianti Rufina is exactly the type of bottle you discover on vacation, fall in love with, and can never track down again. Except this time, the mystery vacation bottle IS available at home—and it’s one you’ll be reaching for again and again. Fattoria di Basciano has fashioned a Chianti with…
This Amarone comes from three different crus in Negrar di Valpolicella, including Rizzardi’s best site, Calcarole, whose single-vineyard bottles go for $70+ (on the exceptionally slim chance they appear in the US at all). Negrar is one of Valpolicella’s only municipalities to bear the classico denomination, and it’s an area that Wine Enthusiast says contains…
The smart money is already moving north. It doesn’t take a genius to look at a map and see that Lake County—directly above Napa—should be the next hot spot in the world of wine. But once you dig further, you realize that Lake County’s rugged topography and remoteness makes actually starting a vineyard there much…
Doug Hill grows some of the best Merlot in the world on his 120 acres in Napa Valley. World-class producers like Duckhorn, Quintessa, David Ramey, and Caymus rely on his pristine grapes to make their wines the collectors’ items they’ve become. The 2019 Hill Family Estate The Barrel Blend Red Wine is a fantastic way…
There’s no better way to start a day of wine tasting in Sonoma than with bubbles at Iron Horse. The view is beautiful: Iron Horse’s estate vineyards roll down the hills, which translates to some of the most idyllic scenery out there. It’s both peaceful and enrapturing at the same time. The atmosphere is both…
John Duval is a legend. There’s no other way to put it. For 17 years, the Aussie native was the guiding hand behind Penfolds Grange—without a doubt one of the greatest wines in the world—and in his time there he acquired something money can’t buy: an intimate knowledge of Australia’s old vines—ones ranging from 50…
We’ve been able to offer wines from some high-profile Napa vineyards, but the source behind the 2019 Kinfolk Red Blend is one we’ve been after for years. The renowned estate farms a gorgeous plot on the “morning side” of Howell Mountain, where the elevation and generous sunshine produce grapes with phenomenal density and concentration and…
When you scan Wine Enthusiast’s top-scoring Rhône wines from the 2019 vintage, you’ll see the usual: Châteauneuf-du-Pape icons, lofty scores, prices that push into the triple digits. But look closely, and you’ll see La Grand Comtadine Gigondas. It’s an outlier. It’s an interloper. It’s the one that proves the quality gap between Châteauneuf and Gigondas…
Not long after Stephane and Marjorie Gallet hung up their winemaking shingle outside a small cellar in the stark, windswept village of Montner, Marjorie traveled to Paris with a dozen sample bottles. A week later, she returned to the Roussillon, having landed feature wine list placements at a handful of Michelin three-star restaurants—placements Le Roc…
There are a million reasons why we are absolutely thrilled to share our second allocation of Dan Petroski’s 95-point 2019 Massican Annia. It’s not just because it has a sterling reputation among sommeliers, winemakers, and Wine Access members. It’s also not just because the 2018 was a Wine Enthusiast Top Ten selection, or because this…
Every single member of our wine team LOVES the 2019 Matt Morris Heritage Red. It’s grown on peerless vineyard sites. It’s made in a tiny quantity—just 120 cases—by 2019 SF Chronicle Winemaker of the Year Françoise Peschon, the genius behind Vine Hill Ranch’s revered wines. And it boasts 95 points from Jeb Dunnuck, a score…
The ultimate white Bordeaux has arrived from Graves and we couldn’t be more ready for it. Unlocking an allocation of this mouthwatering 2019 Michael Lynch Reserve Blanc felt like winning the Bordeaux lottery (even if it required more longstanding connections than luck). That’s because it’s a small batch, hyper-limited passion project from the owner of…
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