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Burgundy prices are surging, with even village wines approaching and exceeding triple-digit prices. That’s what makes finding a red Burgundy from an elite producer at this price so rare. That’s why we worked quickly to snap up an allocation of the 2018 Thierry et Pascal Matrot Meursault Rouge for Wine Access members. From an incredible…
Wine Advocate called Vincent Paris “an up and coming superstar of Cornas,” and in the seven vintages since, he has proven them right with a slew of 95+ point reds. There’s no doubt that when this “child of Cornas” has his hands on top-quality Northern Rhône Syrah, he’s got no limits. And his Crozes-Hermitage Sélection…
Alsace is ground zero for epic dry Riesling. Long before dry was cool in Germany, the Alsatians had perfected the art of bright, steely Riesling with power—and it’s hard to find a more renowned estate in Alsace than Domaine Weinbach. Their estate Riesling is one of the greatest values in great wine: a racy, mineral,…
The Grand Cru vineyards of Chablis are something to behold: An amphitheater of parcels overlooking the Serein river, they seem to have been designed to perfectly capture the sun’s rays. But even in this golden slope of vines, with its legendary names like Les Clos, Blanchot, and Valmur, some parcels stand out more than the…
There are a handful of wines that define Spain’s multi-century winemaking history: Vega Sicila’s Unico, Palacios’ L’Ermita, Artadi’s El Pison, and, of course, Pingus. To open these was a rare treat. Equally as thrilling is opening their under-the-radar “second wines.” These bottles always over deliver and create life-long admirers of Spain’s beautiful wine tradition without…
Dönnhoff is one of the most iconic producers in all of Germany. The family, which has been in the Nahe region for over two centuries, makes some of the best wines in the country from their nearly 62 acres of Erste Lage, or Grand Cru, vineyards. This one, the 2018 Dönnhoff Estate Riesling Trocken, is a…
The vineyards behind the frozen-in-time German village of Bernkastel rise so steeply, it’s hard to avoid getting vertigo while looking up at them. At first glance, it’s immediately apparent that their wines would be impressive. What’s less obvious is how anyone planted vines on the treacherously steep, slate slopes to begin with—much less how a…
The world’s most iconic Riesling vineyard stretches up from the Mosel River on a 63-degree slope overlooking the village of Wehlen, Germany. Many of the region’s top producers have a stake in this famed hillside—Prüm, Loosen—including one of our longtime favorites, a paragon of handcrafted Mosel greatness, Dr. Pauly-Bergweiler. Their vivid and pristine style perfectly…
On our revelatory trip to Dragonette Cellars in Santa Barbara County, we fell deeply in love with their 2018 Dragonette Radian Vineyard Pinot Noir. This wine goes almost exclusively to their mailing list, other than a few select restaurants. There will be some sommeliers cursing our name when they receive their limited allocation this year,…
Duckhorn wrote the book on California Merlot, and they’re still authoring the state’s most iconic expression. For decades, their Merlots have ranked among Napa Valley’s benchmark reds, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Silver Oak and Opus One. This 2018 is a statement that Duckhorn’s not content to simply continue the streak. They’re still looking to elevate their…
Track the temperature over an average Napa Valley vintage, and the later months chart like a trail runner’s heart rate, showing the heat spikes that never fail to make winemakers sweat. However, 2018 played out like a Sunday stroll, with temps barely breaking 90 in September and the mid-80s in October. The mellow weather allowed…
We waited for our very first allocation from Sonoma County’s iconic DuMOL winery for nearly three years, and all that anticipation set the bar almost impossibly high. But when the Wester Reach Chardonnay finally arrived last year, it not only went beyond our expectations… … it became our #1 member-rated California Chardonnay of 2020. One…
The Durigutti brothers are legends in Argentina for their homegrown success. Born in Mendoza, the cradle of Argentine winegrowing, they’ve risen to acclaim in their native land for their polished, muscular reds. Their 2018 Cabernet might be their most remarkable wine yet—a 94-point coupthat hits the palate with power and verve. Even in a land…
Depending on who you ask, the list of truly classic California Chardonnays can be counted on just one hand—never more than two. But no matter who’s counting, Wine & Spirits Top 100 winery Dutton-Goldfield makes the cut. The Dutton Ranch Chardonnay is Dutton-Goldfield’s flagship bottling, a California Grand Cru, grown from among the most coveted sites…
Guigal doesn’t just stand at the top of the Rhône hierarchy: According to Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate,“There is no winemaker on planet Earth who has produced so many compelling wines, irrespective of vintage conditions, as Marcel Guigal.” The most famous wines in the Guigal domaine are known as the Trésors, or “Treasures”: The small-production La…
From Marcel Guigal, the man Robert Parker called “this planet’s greatest winemaker,” this is one of the Rhône’s most underrated bottles. Rhône expert Jeb Dunnuck loved the 2018 when he tasted it out of barrel, and as we can attest, it’s even better out of the bottle—and will drink beautifully for years. Like Guigal’s top…
E. Guigal’s La Doriane is one of the superlative wines out of the Northern Rhône, a lavish and charming white the winemaker Robert Parker called “this planet’s greatest.” Their dual 97-point 2018 La Doriane Condrieu is a stunning bottle that critic Jeb Dunnuck says “shows the soft, sexy side” of the 2018 vintage. This wine…
No winery is more responsible for the Northern Rhône’s place in the hearts and cellars of collectors than Guigal. Robert Parker called patriarch Marcel Guigal “this planet’s greatest winemaker,” and the house boasts over twenty 100-point wines. They are to Syrah what Petrus is to Merlot and Romanée-Conti is to Pinot Noir. The difference? It’s…
The 2018 Edge Cabernet is “one of the very finest values readers will find in California Cabernet” according to Vinous founder Antonio Galloni. Sourced entirely from Alexander Valley—that tenderloin of Sonoma County made famous by Silver Oak—it is bold, muscular, and a must-have for any Cabernet lover. The man behind Edge is none other than…
Our journalist friend who inspired Editorial wines likes saying that he’s just another ink-stained wretch—a dinosaur biding his time in the digital age. But his Sinatra-like Rolodex and knack for making introductions tell a different story. Earlier this year, he set the table for us on another hair-raising Napa deal. He got our foot in…
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