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In chess, the en passant move permits a bold, rarely seen method of pawn capture that bypasses the usual rules, often taking less experienced players by surprise—and chess is a good analogy for a lot of the work we do sourcing rare wines, exclusives, and best-in-the-nation deals. It definitely describes the odyssey we went through…
We’d challenge you to find a better Pinot Grigio than Erste + Neue. It’s a perfect modern example of the grape—an absolute rockstar of a $20 white wine, with enough fruit and complexity to work on its own, but the brightness and personality to be a slam-dunk pairing with an enormous range of food. High…
You CANNOT normally drink the work of Erica Stancliff at a discount. An in-demand consultant who’s done a stint at Rudd and worked for Paul Hobbs, she’s been highlighted in Forbes, the Robb Report, and Wine Enthusiast. She also holds the title of enologist under Michael Browne (of Kosta Browne) at CIRQ. That would be…
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…
Wine Spectator dubbed it “grape heaven.” They were talking about the promised land of Morellino di Scansano, an Eden of sun-kissed hills just miles from the Tyrrhenian Sea, which produces some of Tuscany’s liveliest, most food-friendly Sangiovese. Spectator called Fattoria Le Pupille the region’s “reigning monarch”—and the 2019 Poggio Valente shows exactly why. “This wine…
You can practically smell Faust Vineyard before you can see it. One of the pioneers in Coombsville, planted in 1998 by the same team behind Quintessa, it’s among the most distinctive sites in southern Napa. Aromas of herbaceous bay leaves and the salty air of the San Pablo Bay waft over the hills as you…
We’re always on the lookout for new discoveries, even if it means covertly taking notes at a birthday celebration. VP of Wine Eduardo Dingler tells us, “The first time I tried Florian Mollet’s Le Roque was last year at a birthday dinner at [MICHELIN-starred] Saison. The wine paired incredibly with the tender smoked steelhead and…
This is the type of hidden wine treasure that will blow your guests’ minds when you serve it: a world-class Chenin Blanc from South Africa that’s an equal to its French counterparts, with the added bonus of a great behind-the-scenes story. You’d be hard-pressed to find another crisp white wine with so mcuh complexity at…
When we put together our first-ever collection of wines for our MICHELIN club, Francine and Oliver Savary’s Chablis was an easy first choice. “Every sommelier has a nice Chablis up their sleeve,” said Charlotte Randolph, the Beverage Director at two-starred Californios, who helped curate the collection, “now your members can too.” If MICHELIN-starred sommeliers aren’t…
When it comes to Tuscan winemaking, there’s history. And there are icons. And then there’s Frescobaldi. Having supplied wine to historic figures from Michelangelo to Henry VIII, Frescobaldi’s winemaking legacy traces unbroken back to the 14th century. The family produces one of the world’s most sought-after wines in the iconic Ornellaia Super Tuscan—and their superb…
The 2019 Frescobaldi CastelGiocondo Vigna Ripe al Convento Riserva is the definition of an apex Brunello. It comes from an iconic family with a seven-century legacy: The Frescobaldis have supplied wine to historic figures from Michelangelo to Henry VIII, and their CastelGiocondo Vigna Ripe al Convento Riserva is a flagship bottling they produce in the…
Ridge. Ravenswood. Biale. Turley. There are only a few California icons who we can verily say have mastered Zinfandel—and Frog’s Leap, without a doubt, is one of them. It’s the epitome of Zinfandel elegance and grace—a benchmark classic that Robert Parker called “impossible to resist,” and a must-have for anyone who loves Napa Valley red…
Gary Farrell’s Russian River bottling was our top-selling Sonoma County Chardonnay last year—and it would have be this year too, had our allocation been big enough! So when the call came saying that a restaurant group was asleep at the wheel and their share was up for grabs? Well, we FLOORED it. Wine Access members…
The 2019 Gebruder Nitthaus Gruner Veltliner Reserve is one of the most stunning white-wine revelations we’ve had in recent memory. More intense and structured than most Gruners, boasting stunning concentration and a 94-point score from Wine Enthusiast, this beautifully sculpted bottle is a sure bet for those who love bright white wines with substance and…
When critic Antonio Galloni calls a Nebbiolo from Italy’s Langhe region “one of the best values in the world of wine,” most readers would assume he’s talking about a bargain Barolo—although great values in that high-dollar region are an endangered species. Borgogno’s No Name hails from three of the most celebrated Barolo Crus—Cannubi, Fossati, and…
Giacomo Fenocchio is on a rocket-ship trajectory in Barolo. Over the course of a decade, they’ve gone from an insider-favorite estate to a white-hot superstar—and their 2019 Villero cements their status as perhaps the collectible estate on the rise. With 98 points, it tied for Wine Enthusiast’s top-scoring Barolo of the vintage with just two…
Most people breeze right past Wine Advocate’s footnotes. But that’s where we pay the most attention. The footnotes are where the Advocate’s eminent critics uncork their most honest feedback, and it’s where we read their effusive praise for the Barolo of Voerzio Martini: “These are some seriously beautiful wines from a producer that often goes…
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