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2019 was one of those double-edged-sword vintages that have become a recurring challenge in Burgundy these days: historic in quality, but tiny in quantity. The warm, dry, truly great year had one vigneron comparing it to the likes of the legendary 1865. Another, Philippe Pacalet, reached for the great string of vintages between 1945–1949 as…
Louis-Fabrice Latour is a man who has limitless access to the finest Burgundy has to offer. Between what he makes at his family’s winery—the historic, lauded Louis Latour—and his connections in Beaune, he could drink Grand Crus like Montrachet and Chambertin every night. But we weren’t surprised when he told us that his everyday go-to…
Sauvignon Blanc has Sancerre. Sangiovese has Tuscany. Every grape has its home, and for Dolcetto, that place is Dogliani. The village, located a few miles south of Barolo, produces Dolcetto with the kind of suave complexity and dark-fruited depth that belie its reputation as the local table wine. Einaudi is the marquee producer of the…
This is the epitome of cool-climate elegance authored by one of Santa Barbara’s most dedicated Pinot purists—the inimitable Lane Tanner, a recent finalist for Wine Enthusiast’s Winemaker of the Year, alongside titans like Stéphane Derenoncourt and Dave Phinney. Together with partner Will Henry, Lane has turned Lumen into a small-production label with an outsized following….
We’re not sure that there’s a winemaker more decorated than Michel Chapoutier. He holds over 44 separate 100-Point scores in the Wine Advocate alone, and his bottles of Hermitage are treasured by collectors the world over. But unlike most other stratospherically successful collectible winemakers, Chapoutier understands the value of the everyday drinker. So he crafts…
When our friend Doug called, we knew we were in for a treat. He’s a legendary importer, who’s finger is constantly on the pulse, the ultimate insider who’s always got soulful wines that spark a weeknight dance party as easily as they elevate a Michelin-rated meal. Case in point: this bristling, classic, dramatically over-delivering Sancerre from Maison…
There are over 600,000 acres of wine grapes in California. 93,000 are planted to Cabernet Sauvignon, 46,000 to Pinot Noir, and 16,000 to Syrah. Just 11 are planted to St. Laurent. That’s what makes Charley and Maura Johnson’s 2019 March Wines St. Laurent Carneros such an extraordinary rarity. We only discovered it because our friend…
Marimar wines are a fan favorite here at Wine Access, so it’s no wonder we’ve been licking our chops for our first ever Marimar Chardonnay: their stunning Don Miguel Vineyard bottling. It is no mystery why these wines are so beloved. The winemaker at Marimar is Bill Dyer, who arrived in Napa Valley in 1976,…
Baseball superstition holds that it’s bad luck to talk about a pitcher when he’s in the middle of throwing a no-hitter. So we’ll say the next part quietly: Martin Ray is setting a bar for value winemaking in California right now that’s practically unprecedented. We couldn’t be more excited to bring you the latest from…
The 2019 Martin Ray Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir took the Wine Access tasting table by storm. Bold, luscious, and boasting the kind of excellence that’s rare in Pinots at this price, it’s a major contender for our go-to case-buy Pinot Noir of the year. Vibrant ruby-violet in hue, it’s got dark-raspberry and red-cherry notes intermingling…
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…
If there ever was a family synonymous with Tuscan wine, it would be the Mazzeis. They’re credited with the first historic reference to Chianti wine, in 1398, and have farmed and vinified grapes at the Castello di Fonterutoli estate since 1435. Over the intervening 600 years, they’ve carefully acquired some of the best vineyard land…
Mazzei’s Concerto checks every box for greatness. The product of a historic estate and rigorous farming, it’s outstanding, year in and year out, which is why it’s earned widespread critical praise. Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate recently devoted thousands of words to a retrospective going back to the ‘81 vintage. One of the highlights? Today’s stunning…
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…
Dry Creek Valley is one of California’s most storied regions—home to legendary names and a viticultural history that rivals anything in the Golden State. But despite its gloried history, or perhaps because of it, exceptional wineries like Michel-Schlumberger hide in plain sight: They’re no longer the hip, new, sexy thing that attracts attention, but nevertheless…
It never fails. For Napa Valley wine lovers who adore icons like Phelps and Continuum but don’t necessarily want to spend those sums, Miner’s Oracle is our go-to. Made from prime hillside sites primarily on the east side of the Napa Valley, The Oracle always delivers richness and breed in spades, for less than half…
Hyde Vineyards proudly proclaims itself the “King of Carneros”—and they can back it up. It’s one of the oldest and most important vineyards in the windy hills between Napa and Sonoma, where fog and cool breezes allow for long hang times and rich, vibrant fruit. It’s a site that has earned its status as California…
This is superb Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc that delivers 93-point quality for a song. The 2019 Wine Enthusiast Editors’ Choice bottling is our first-ever offer from the icon that, along with Cloudy Bay, put New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc on the global map as a go-to for crisp, citrusy, and infinitely drinkable Sauvignon Blanc—and one sip reveals the kind…
It was one of the quickest decisions we’ve ever made—when a once-in-a-decade deal fell into our lap from a vintage that had critics doing cartwheels, we didn’t blink. Collectors pay three figures for Napa Cabs from the winery behind today’s bottle, and they buy by the case. Some are speculators who expect the wines to…
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