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David Grega spent seven years at the side of 100-point winemaker Jeff Ames, crafting wines for collector-favorite label TOR. During that stint, he soaked up knowledge and built one of the best Rolodexes in the business—and he parlayed those contacts into one stunning 2019 St. Helena Cabernet. Grown in the near-perfect 2019 season, sourced from…
You can trace the lineage of Napa’s great winemakers by who they tapped for stardom. Helen Turley mentored Ehren Jordan, who trained Thomas Rivers Brown. Brown championed Jeff Ames—and for seven years at TOR, Ames tutored David Grega. While Grega, a sharp-dressed Iraq-war veteran, helped Ames craft seven 100-point bottles, he also built one of…
The elements: A small, family-run winery in Pauillac that rubs elbows with legends like Mouton-Rothschild and Latour A BRILLIANT Bordeaux vintage that some have compared to 1982 The inspired hand of world-renowned consulting enologist Michel Rolland 97 points and a Platinum Medal from the Decanter World Wine Awards You might ask how it’s possible that…
The 2019 CULT Cabernet represents the pinnacle of Beau Vigne, which was founded by Ed and Trish Snider in 2002 and rose to fame on a parade of raves. Robert Parker HIMSELF called it “one of my favorite wineries,” and over the years, his Wine Advocate hashonored it with scores of 96–98+ points. Beau Vigne…
Beaulieu Vineyard’s Georges de Latour Cabernet Sauvignon Private Reserve might be the most iconic wine in Napa Valley—and the 2019 could very well be the best one ever. Bold and generous, layered and rich, this monumental bottling earned 100 points from James Suckling, who named it his 2022 Wine of the Year. It’s not just…
Out of thousands tasted, only FIVE Cabernet Sauvignons made Wine Enthusiast’s 2021 Enthusiast 100. Only one comes in under $20. The 2019 Bec Hardy Pertaringa Lakeside Cabernet Sauvignon, one of the greatest Cab bargains on the globe, came in at #53 in the rankings, this 92-pointer from a 170-year-old estate is intricate, elegant, and the…
Steve Beckmen’s Purisima Mountain Vineyard is one of the most extraordinary Syrah sites in California—and it’s why his Beckmen Vineyards Purisima Mountain Syrah boasts more depth, character, and complexity than just about any under-$30 red in America. Antonio Galloni of Vinous called the 2019 a “wild, exotic wine,” bestowing it a glowing 94-point score. Biodynamically…
We have a history with Bell Wine Cellars that goes back decades, and the first vintages we sold from them date back to the early 1990s! That speaks volumes about the level of quality these wines deliver for the money. Wine Access members demand that we keep coming back for more, year after year. In…
We have a history with Bell Wine Cellars that goes back decades, and the first vintages we sold from them date back to the early 1990s! That speaks volumes about the level of quality these wines deliver for the money. Wine Access members demand that we keep coming back for more, year after year. In…
Benevolent Neglect is not only the Wine Access team-favorite that produced one of our company’s most talked-about wines of 2019. It’s also one of the wineries that the eminent Jancis Robinson was referring to when she urged her readers to “forget three-digit prices and take advantage of the creativity of California’s new generation of wine…
The Chianti Classico Gran Selezione designation—reserved for the region’s top estate-grown bottles and established less than a decade ago—is rising rapidly. Since the category is so new, the market has yet to catch on to how under-priced these wines are, but it won’t always be that way. The 2019 Bibbiano Vigne di Montornello is a…
Money can buy many things—but it can’t buy you history. And history in a region like Tuscany is priceless. Tuscany’s old families, like the Antinoris and the Frescobaldis, still dominate any discussion of the great wines of the region—but the Sergardi family has been making wine in the rolling hills outside Siena for 23 generations,…
We always love to uncover a great value for under $20. But stellar wine for under $12? That’s a rare thrill. And if it comes backed by critical praise and the expertise of a former Petrus winemaker—that’s the 2019 Black Cabra Malbec. Argentina is a gold mine for value, and this is striking it rich….
We first sipped Mencía from Bierzo about a decade ago, at places like Hotel Biron in SF and Tom Colicchio’s Craft in NYC. Back then, ahead-of-the-curve somms on the coasts were the only ones paying attention to this gorgeous, mineral-laden red—and it hooked us from the start. Now, Mencia from Bierzo—which Wine Enthusiast has described…
We bugged winemaker Derek Beitler—a rising star with Caymus pedigree in his genes—for months. The last three wines of his featured at Wine Access were runaway sell-outs. What was the fourth going to be? Finally, Derek got back to us: He had just a handful of cases of his single-vineyard 2019 Jemrose Grenache, grown on…
This might be one of the only wines we’ve ever encountered that costs so little, yet possesses the old-vine ripeness and lavish power to go toe-to-toe in richness with Napa’s big guns. The raw materials of this spectacular value—100-year-old vines and poor sandy soils that made this the only part of Spain to resist the…
Ever since we first tried it, we haven’t been able to stop talking about the Légende de Bonpas Blanc. A 90-point, bright, lively white with a stone-fruit personality, it’s “a screaming value,” according to Jeb Dunnuck, who took the words right out of our mouths. This is one of the biggest no-brainers of the year—Bonpas…
Boscarelli Vino Nobile di Montepulciano is a benchmark, from a winery that maximizes the full potential of their appellation. And when that appellation is a DOCG in Tuscany—the home of Sangiovese—the bar is extremely high. Competition is stiff. Paola De Ferrari Corradi has met and bested that competition, year after year, for almost 60 years…
There are a lot of reasons why the 2019 Bramante Cosimi Brunello should cost more than it does. First, the score: 95 points from Tuscan expert James Suckling, a man who made his name as Wine Spectator’s main Italian reviewer. He called it “seamless and beautiful,” thanks to “very fine tannins that run the length…
Brokenwood is a benchmark producer of Australia’s Hunter Valley region, one of the country’s “most respected estates,” as according to Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate. The 2019 Brokenwood Semillon more than lives up to the estate’s reputation, dazzling from the first pour with a zesty acid backbone making its pithy grapefruit and citrus peel aromas vivacious and energetic. The flash…
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