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Korbin Kameron, the Demon, and a Chinese Crackdown Dubbed as “X-treme Chinese Cuisine,” the dining parade at 3-Michelin Star Bo Innovation in Hong Kong is anything but pedestrian — neither is the prix-fixe. At Chef Alvin Leung Jr.’s table, seats start at $325. Want the wine pairing? Tack on $180. On the surface, President Xi…
“The Wizard” and 2010’s Magic Brunello di Montalcino Vintage Over the past couple years, we’ve found that collectors of the monumental 2010 Brunello di Montalcino vintage tend to fall into two camps. Some are willing to trade deeper shades of ruby for more aromatic lift, opting for elegance over power. Others are drawn to the…
Marco Mantengoli’s 2010 La Rasina Brunello: “A Gentle Monster” Both Wine Spectator and Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate described the 2010 vintage of Brunello di Montalcino as the greatest in modern history, posting 96-99 and 98-point scores, respectively. As is always the case in this fascinating appellation, the luscious, extraordinarily age-worthy 2010s come in a couple…
Silencing the Spanish Wine Critics: 93pt Rioja Reserva in Parker’s 95pt Vintage For nearly three years, readers had been filling our inboxes with complaints about the dearth of Spanish reds on WineAccess. With the release of the 2010 Rioja vintage, rated 95 points by The Wine Advocate, it was finally time to silence our critics….
Rare 2010 Brunello Library Allocation Robert Parker had the first and last word on the 2010 Brunello di Montalcino class, declaring it the “top vintage of the new millennium” — in fact it is his highest scoring Brunello vintage ever! For a perfect example of this exceptional vintage, look no further than the 2010 Le…
Earlier this year, we spent an unforgettable afternoon at Louis Latour’s stateside HQ. Arrayed on the table before us were seven deep-bowled glasses, filled with some of Burgundy’s greatest Grand Cru and Premier Cru Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs. A shimmering gold Bâtard-Montrachet, a citrus-kissed Puligny-Montrachet Sous le Puits, a ruby-red, sublimely pure Aloxe-Corton Chaillots. The…
Extreme Winemaking and a “Drop-Dead Gorgeous” Red You can search the world over, but you will not find vineyards more beautiful than Marisa Cuomo’s on the stunning Amalfi Coast. A wonderland of vines and rocks gazing over the sea, soaking up Italy’s sun and the salty sea air. Extreme hillside vineyards, rooted in rocky…
In 1978, Robert Mondavi and Baron Philippe de Rothschild cemented their plan for Opus One, the idea for which had been cooking since the men first met eight years earlier. Now, over four decades after the first vintage, Opus One stands with the great Bordeaux-style wines of the world. One taste is all you need…
From the Brink of Extinction to an “Italian Icon” Since Salvatore Geraci’s first vintage in 1994, the Faro Palari has earned the coveted Gambero Rosso “Tre Bicchieri” award nearly every year, and 2010 was no exception. Sicilian winemaker Alessio Planeta told Wine Spectator that 2010 was “a super vintage … one of the best.” Geraci…
Napa’s Benchmark Merlot Rivaled only by Wine Spectator’s current Wine of the Year Three Palms, Paloma is Napa’s benchmark Merlot. Wine Spectator senior editor Jim Laube says “Paloma remains the greatest Merlot vineyard in California.” This rare library release, the 2010 Paloma Merlot, boasts the same incredible plushness and polish as its predecessors, winning a…
A Cold January Day at Gotham Hall As we learned at the Gotham Hall tasting on that cold day in January, the 2010 Brunelli di Montalcino are among the richest, most age-worthy, and most complex wines of the last 30 years. Here’s why. Sangiovese, at its best, is Italy’s answer to Grand Cru Burgundy. But…
Robert Parker’s “Most Important Winemaker in the World” Philippe Melka earned his degree in Geology atl’Université de Bordeaux in 1989. But in Melka’s last semester, on a whim, he registered for a wine course at the Faculté d’Oenologie, long led by enologist Denis Dubourdieu. A half-dozen years later, Melka had completed two graduate degrees, one…
At age 145, nothing still quickens the pulse of a true Rioja lover quite like the legendary house of Lopez de Heredia. It is THE bastion of tradition and patience in Rioja. It is to Rioja what Vega Sicilia is to Ribera del Duero. All wines are estate-grown and bottled, and reservas are aged like…
A 94-Point Upstart in Tuscany As was the case all over Europe, the 2010 growing season was magnificent in Tuscany, with Brunello di Montalcino earning the highest-ever vintage rating from The Wine Advocate, and the most respected Italian wine critic in the world, Antonio Galloni at Vinous. But for international collectors, Tuscany’s greatest successes in…
100pt Celia Welch — An Introduction on ‘Dynamite Hill’ In the late 1990s, after a long and fruitless search for vineyard land in Napa Valley, Eric Grigsby and Mary Rocca discovered a 12-acre parcel set on a little knoll just south of the Stags Leap line. The couple commissioned a viticultural consultancy to dig several…
Enjoy one magnum of the 2010 Five Shooter Grenache and one magnum of the 2010 Five Shooter Syrah, packed in their original wooden crate. *Due to the exclusive nature of this limited release, all offers are final sale. Some labels may have minor superficial damage such as scuffs or minor staining. Bottles will be offered…
Enjoy one magnum of the 100-point 2010 Stockholm Syndrome Grenache and one magnum of the 100-point 2010 Stockholm Syndrome Syrah, packed in their original wooden crate. *Due to the exclusive nature of this limited release, all offers are final sale. Some labels may have minor superficial damage such as scuffs or minor staining. Bottles will…
Manfred Krankl has again lived up to his lofty reputation, bottling a Syrah that “seems to gain intensity with time in the glass, leading to a huge, explosive, saline-infused finish,” says Antonio Galloni, and is “straight up gorgeous” according to Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate. *Due to the exclusive nature of this limited release, all offers…
This standout white “will easily stand up to the top white Hermitage bottlings out there,” according to critic Jeb Dunnuck, who awarded this outstanding, hard-to-find bottling a stunning 95 points. *Due to the exclusive nature of this limited release, all offers are final sale. Some labels may have minor superficial damage such as scuffs or…
Jackson Family’s Stonestreet Estate: Cabernet Perfection in the Mayacamas Over the last seven years, we’ve cracked open more Napa Valley cellar doors than we ever could have imagined when we began this adventure in 2006. Ramey, Phelps, Chappellet, and Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars have all graced WineAccess’s pages. Many more are now waiting in the…
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