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When Joe Heitz crafted Napa’s first single-vineyard Cabernet in 1966, it sparked a Napa Cab Renaissance. That bottle, and subsequent Cabs from Diamond Creek, proved that the Valley’s best Cabernet terroir was worth showcasing on its own. Since then, winemakers have flocked to extraordinary slivers of land, and collectors have fought over the resulting bottles,…
Thomas Rivers Brown’s Stone the Crows Cabernet is the very definition of Napa Valley rarity. Grown within shouting distance of the site behind BOND’s Melbury bottling, this 98-point 2019 Stone the Crows Cabernet Sauvignon was a knockout on release—and has absolutely blossomed in the cellar. It’s also all but IMPOSSIBLE to find. In 2017, when…
The Sylvanus name and its terroir are intertwined: Founders Lisa McDonald and Christian Eddleman named their estate from the frontiersman who named Moores Valley, the niche of Yamhill-Carlton that their vineyards call home today. It’s an especially pretty part of the Willamette Valley, tucked up into the Coast Range on the western edge of the…
This may come as a shock given the price, but for a mere $21, this gorgeous 2019 Tabalí Talinay Sauvignon Blanc is a serious contender for Chile’s top white wine. From one of the most breathtaking sites we’ve ever laid eyes on, this dynamite discovery is elegant and mineral-laden in a way that is profoundly…
Chile is known for extreme vineyards, but Tabalí’s are some of the country’s absolute wildest. You should see these vertigo-inducing sites. They tend to be steep, rugged, and flanked by cacti, and at first glance, you might wonder what possessed Tabalí to plant here. But when you taste the 2019 Transversal red, no question will…
We sell a lot of Chardonnay here at Wine Access, from case-buy offers perfect for everyday sipping to cellar-worthy collectibles that can evolve for decades. Which makes it that much more remarkable that the Talley estate-grown Chardonnay remains the #1 rated under-$30 Chard in Wine Access history. That outstanding quality for the price is why…
If you see a Chardonnay from Talley, grab it. That advice has held strong since this pioneer began making wines in the 1980s—but it’s acquired a special urgency for the 2019s, which critics hailed as some of Talley’s best ever. “It has been a no-brainer to count Talley as one of the New World’s top…
Pinot Noir is a grape of endless complexity—and to get the full measure of its nuance, you’re generally going to pay top dollar. That’s exactly why we’ve long been HUGE fans of Talley—because the pioneering Central Coast producer delivers some of the greatest Pinot Noir value in the country. To wit: the 2019 Talley Estate…
Malbec doesn’t soar much higher than the 2019 Tapiz Alta Collection. Literally. Grown on one of the highest-elevation sites in the world, it’s so simultaneously complex and elegant that it ranks among our favorite Malbecs. In a 2019 growing season that Wine Spectator thinks is the best in nearly two decades, winemaker Fabián Valenzuela—who has…
Making the very finest Amarone requires technical skill, precision equipment, and a fanatical attention to detail that 98% of vintners in the region don’t have. The 2% who do—such as legends Romano dal Forno and Giuseppe Quintarelli—often charge $400 or more for their efforts. Riccardo Tedeschi is also one of this region’s conscientious elite: His…
Look, we’re not gloating here, just reporting the facts. We told you. We are always all-in on Benoit Touquette’s Teeter-Totter Cabernet, and we weren’t shy about saying we expected his 2019 to create some serious critical excitement. Well, Jeb Dunnuck dropped his review of the ‘19 just a few weeks ago, and it deserves to…
Since our first Tensley offer in 2009, the wines have become an obsession at Wine Access. They’ve crushed the member ratings for their ability to overdeliver hedonistic and high-toned vibrancy—and with his 2019 Tensley Santa Barbara Syrah, 99-point winemaker Joey Tensley throws down the exact kind of bottle that made him a superstar. This is…
The village of Serralunga d’Alba holds a special place in the heart of Barolo lovers. It’s home to the most expensive bottle in Barolo, Conterno’s Monfortino ($1,300+), and another of its most famous, Bruno Giacosa’s Falletto Vigna Le Rocche Red Label ($500+). You generally pay a steep premium for Barolo from Serralunga—but our last trip…
Tenuta Degli Dei is an all-time member-favorite winery firmly planted in Tuscany’s famed Conca d’Oro—the “Golden Basin” that’s home to some of Chianti Classico’s most iconic terroirs. Their spectacular Le Redini is voluminous and round, refined and polished, and boasts 94 points from James Suckling, just like standouts from Fontodi and Castellare di Castellina. We…
When we attended the 2021 Vinitaly Special Edition, one of Europe’s most important wine expos, we expected to hobnob with the world’s top buyers and get an exclusive glimpse at some of Italy’s most talked-about wines. We didn’t expect to fly home with one of the year’s true breakout bargains—a Tuscan red as hauntingly beautiful…
Straight to the point: Sassicaia is the granddaddy of all Super Tuscans, and the 2019 is one of the greatest editions of all time. It earned 100 points from Decanter—the only Italian wine from the 2019 vintage to do so—which called it “one for the long haul.” Wine Advocate praised it as “one of the…
We’re fairly certain Vitanza is the only wine we know that’s made by a philosophy teacher and an aerospace engineer. In 1994, Dr. Rosalba Vitanza took a break from Hegel and Kant for a romantic weekend escape to Montalcino with her husband, Guido Andretta, who ran an aerospace-consulting business. They fell in love with the…
The legendary estate where we sourced this Napa Cabernet makes a big-ticket dream come true. The estate’s flagship wine is known for its opulence and stately structure, and it stands on a par with Bordeaux First Growths like Mouton-Rothschild and Latour—it’s to Napa Cabernet what the Empire State Building is to the New York skyline….
There’s nothing like a blockbuster wine from century-old heritage vineyards: The complexity is kaleidoscopic, the depth is oceanic, and the expression of place is unparalleled. And there’s no matching the high-octane reds from The Crane Assembly’s ancient vines—they push the limits of ripeness and exuberance like no others in Napa Valley. Add in winemaker Kevin…
Just over a decade ago, Will Harlan scored a few barrels of Cabernet from the younger vines at his family’s incomparable estates. He blended a wine to share with his friends, packaging some of the most precious Cabernet in Napa Valley in nondescript bottles. Finally, in 2008, Will’s wine eked its way outside his inner…
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