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Born into a noble family in Rioja, Alvaro Palacios could have returned from studying in Bordeaux and staging with the Moueix clan at Château Pétrus to a comfortable life at Palacios Remondo, the family winery. But he knew that wasn’t what fate had planned for him. Instead, he set out for Spain’s dusty, sweltering Priorat…
The Amarone category is synonymous with ripe power, massive structure, and the kind of drama and flavor intensity that only the Italians can produce. And single-vineyard expressions take all of that to the next level. Not only are these some of the biggest wines on the planet, they also transmit a sense of the Valpolicella…
We had to slip past eager importers and sommeliers at Vinitaly to get our first taste of Baracchi’s O’Lillo years ago. We locked it in that day—and it’s a good thing we did, because a few weeks later, James Suckling sent cost-minded Italian collectors into a frenzy when he made O’Lillo his top-rated bargain of…
South Australia’s Barossa Valley is the world’s epicenter for lush, jammy, vibrant, and rich Shiraz. But Barossa Shiraz is no longer synonymous with across-the-board value the way it once was. Which is why the 2020 Barossa Bourne Shiraz Barossa Valley is such a spectacular buy. Crafted by winemaker Stuart Bourne—alum of Halliday Five-Star Château Tanunda…
“Great big flavor, lovely lasting finish. Dang, I love Bernardus!” Wine Access members have long bestowed five-star raves like that because Bernardus wines ALWAYS deliver the goods—and this 2020 Monterey Pinot shows them at their very best. Crafted by Lafon and Leflaive alumnus Dean De Korth, it’s masterfully made, tastefully oaked, and brimming with irresistible…
We’ve tasted 100+ New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs this year, yet this is just the fourth that has passed our test. That’s because we want a Sauvignon Blanc that has it all: the wallet-friendly price, perfectly balanced ripe fruit and racy acidity, a cornucopia of herbaceous aromatics, and a finish that pirouettes on the head of…
It’s no surprise that this kind of value comes from Bodegas Olarra. Founded in 1973, they’ve been a mainstay in the subzone of La Rioja for nearly half a century, turning out top-flight reds from their striking winery, which sits across the winding Ebro River from the picturesque town of Logroño. You can’t talk about…
The Frías Artacho family is an old one, even for Rioja. The family launched Bodegas Riojanas in 1890—36 years before the Rioja appellation was born—and they have owned some of their vineyards since as far back as 1799. Today this traditional, stalwart winegrowing clan makes a remarkably fresh, modern, and expressive white Rioja. Fanatical about…
In early 2024, after a year of blind-tasting thousands of wines from all over the world, six Wine Spectator editors selected their Top 10 Values of the Year. The wine that landed at #8—and was crowned the #1 Spanish value of the year—was Volver’s 2020 Tarima Hill Old Vines Monastrell. From Alicante—Spain’s bullseye for value—these…
Spain puts out some of the top white wine values in the world—but the price on Bohigas’ outstanding Xarel-lo will make you do a double take. From organically farmed estate vineyards, this crisp white is bright and vivacious, with pretty orchard fruit and subtle minerality. Often with wines this affordable, there’s a “for the price”…
Sometimes it takes an outsider to realize the potential of a region. Puglia, the heel of Italy’s boot, is a nearly ideal climate for growing bold and powerful red wines. The region enjoys the sunshine you’d expect for such a southerly latitude, with rocky soils to challenge the vines and plentiful ocean breezes to ensure…
There are a lot of reasons why the 2020 Bramante Cosimi Brunello should be more expensive Bramante Cosimi is made by winemaker Rudy Cosimi from his family’s estate, Il Poggiolo, which sits west of Biondi-Santi ($280) and just north of Le Ragnaie ($85). It’s an absolutely prime location south of the town of Montalcino. They…
Sommeliers are really just like us: Despite what their Instagram feeds imply, they’re not sitting around drinking $300 Burgundies all day. They get just as excited as we do when they find an affordable bottle that blows away expectations. The 2020 Brian David Pinot Noir Russian River packs so much quality into the bottle, drinking…
Imagine how good a wine has to be to find itself among the 50 Best in Show winners at Decanter’s World Wine Awards…out of 14,858 entries. Wines there are tasted blind by a panel that includes Masters of Wine and Master Sommeliers from all over the world. When those judges decide to grant a Best…
It took us a full seven months to lock in an allocation of the 2020 Buzzinelli Ribolla Gialla Collio, but it’s finally here, and at just $18.99, it exceeds every expectation. Third-generation winemaker Maurizio Buzzinelli’s 2020 Ribolla Gialla is a benchmark bottling of northern Italy’s most precious white wine. Energetic and mineral, it delivers terroir-driven…
We’re not sure that any winery, anywhere in the world, has had a more impressive first nine years than Byron & Harold. Founded by two longtime Australian wine industry vets in 2014, they were named a five-star winery by James Halliday—and one of his Best New Wineries—in just their second year of operation. Halliday is…
This is the premier wine from the premier producer in a region that’s a complete insider’s secret, hardly known outside of Italy. In that country, it’s a favorite at tables from Milan to Rome. Right now, Cà Dei Frati’s Lugana is an under-the-radar star—but with recent praise from Wine Enthusiast and no doubt more to…
“Chianti Classico is certainly the most dynamic and exciting wine region in Italy today.” Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate is all-in on Tuscany’s most famous region, and we feel the same way: The bottles we’re tasting from Chianti Classico might pack more pleasure and quality than any other region in Europe. But even for the region,…
We’ve tasted and offered some under-$15 wines that pack a seemingly impossible amount of vibrancy and complexity for the price. Yet there’s only one that Master Sommelier Sur Lucero called “the most compelling under-$15 wine that I have sourced,” and it’s the 97-point 2020 Cantine di Ora Il Casato Pinot Grigio Rosé. When we got…
We couldn’t believe it—the daybright-hued 2020 Cantine di Ora Il Casato Pinot Grigio was everything our favorite NYC sommelier had promised it would be. The beauty of this wine, and then its value, stopped us in our tracks. Ripe, juicy, and finely textured, it has the chiseled acidity of the Alps and the fleshy, floral ripeness…
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