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It may be Western Australia’s best-kept secret. “A high-octane example of…full-throttle power” (Wine Advocate), the spellbindingly lush 1000 Crowns Chardonnay is considered by Aussies to be a Margaret River benchmark, recently winning the top prize in one of critic James Halliday’s regional Chardonnay Challenges. For years, it’s also been impossible to find or buy outside…
One of the greatest Pinot Noir wineries in the world has—at considerable expense and effort—crafted a three-bottle set to illustrate the effect of whole-cluster fermentation on finished Pinot Noirs. And they did it in one of the finest vintages in Oregon in the last 30 years. This three-bottle set of Cristom Vineyards’ 0%, 50%, and…
Dalla Valle crafts some of the most coveted wines in the country. And aside from a handful of top restaurants such as PRESS in St. Helena, members of the mailing list claim almost all of their new releases. The winery’s stature is inversely proportional to its size—just 20 planted acres, in Oakville’s famed eastern hills….
We turned onto the unpaved stretch of 1 Rue de Fleys looking for our B&B. The last thing we expected to find was a high-toned, old-vine marvel of northern white Burgundy. The estate we had stumbled across, Vignobles Dampt Frères, possesses holdings in some of the region’s best vineyards, and their wines are poured at…
Four prime barrels. That’s all that was made of the 2021 Devil’s Well Cabernet: a mere 100 cases of dark, powerful Napa Cab that normally merits a $115 price-tag and flagship status on the winery’s website. Devil’s Well is one of the smashing Cabernet successes of the past few years, with members writing reviews like,…
There’s a reason that the Domaine Cabirau Serge & Marie is such an incredible value: No one knows what makes a wine overdeliver better than the estate’s owner, Dan Kravitz. For decades, Dan has imported some of France’s quality-to-price champions (alongside legendary names like Domaine Pégau in Châteauneuf), but took the plunge into winemaking when…
Nothing quickens the pulses of White Burgundy collectors quite like Coche-Dury. The iconic producer is practically synonymous with Meursault, and their bottlings are the measuring stick by which every other wine from the village—and indeed all white Burgundy—is judged. This is a truly moving bottle that honors the potential of the village the Coche calls…
Nicolas Potel should have had it easy. His father Gérard Potel was a legend in Burgundy, thanks to his work at Volnay’s Domaine de la Pousse d’Or—and in a perfect world, Nicolas would be running that domaine today. But when Gérard died in 1997, the family suffered serious setbacks. They were forced to sell their…
Overseen by Aubert de Villaine and Jacques Seysses of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti and Domaine Dujac, the Domaine de Triennes Rosé shows the outrageous attention to detail that both partners are known for—except this time, it’s in pursuit of the quintessential Provençal rosé. No wonder Triennes is one of our most beloved pink-wine offers each…
We’ve had Michel Gassier’s fantastic Lou Coucardié Blanc many times. But when we tasted the 2021 with the winemaker himself in Montpellier early this year, we were stunned. That’s because white Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a singular obsession for many wine lovers—and Michel has managed to deliver that same experience in a bottle that doesn’t come close…
Vinous declared that “among the Northern Rhône’s fastest-rising stars, Johann Michel must be counted among the top in Cornas.” But his estate is tiny, just four hectares, which is why they followed up that praise with a warning: “with increasing local demand, his wines are getting tougher to find in export markets.” It was not…
Douhairet-Porcheret rose to fame under André Porcheret, the genius vigneron who wears an honor unique in the world: Lalou-Bize Leroy tapped him to be the original winemaker for Domaine Leroy, whose wines now fetch thousands—even tens of thousands—of dollars. Produced from a mere acre and a half of vines on a top-tier Volnay Premier Cru,…
Every decade or so, a winery will come along and put a new grape/region combo on the world wine map. Stag’s Leap and Montelena did it with Napa Cab and Chard in the 70s. Williams Selyem for Russian River Pinot in the 80s, and Ken Wright for Oregon a decade later. We’re saying right now…
Laurent and Romain Pillot’s Pinot Noir is the type of off-the-beaten-path value we live to track down—and our members love to drink—because it offers an authentic Burgundian personality at an outrageously un-Burgundian price. A complex, carefully crafted wine from impeccable vineyards in and around the village of Mercurey, this is a need-to-know-someone find that rarely…
Peter Sisseck’s Pingus burst on the scene in 1995. Ribera del Duero has never been the same. His first vintage scored in the 96–100 range from Robert Parker, grabbing the world’s attention and piquing curiosity about the old vines of the historic region. Parker called it “one of the greatest and most exciting wines I…
From one of our favorite wineries in California—and one that Antonio Galloni called “one of the most fascinating wineries in the Central Coast”—this is Santa Barbara’s top Chardonnay of the vintage, with a score matching both Peter Michael’s $130+ Belle Côte and Aubert’s $190+ Park Avenue. Galloni called it “magnificent” and “one of the most…
Dragonette is quite possibly our favorite California Pinot Noir. It’s the one that we share with friends and family on special occasions, and we would put it up there with icons like Sea Smoke, Rhys, and RAEN, and Radio-Coteau. We’re certainly not alone. Jeb Dunnuck has called Dragonette “world-class,” while Antonio Galloni of Vinous once…
DuMOL’s Wester Reach is “worth every penny,” in the enthusiastic words of one of our members. The last vintage we offered, which came over three years ago, earned a staggering 4.54 stars from our members—and the 2021 is even more delicious. This bottle earned 95 points from Wine Enthusiast, plus another 95-point accolade from James…
It was a bright Napa Valley afternoon, we were standing in the vines with our winemaker friend, who was springing a Rutherford pop quiz on us. “Here’s an easy one: Can you name three vineyards in between Conn Creek and Silverado Trail…” We started to reply, then he said, “… BESIDES Caymus, Georges III, and…
Oakville. No place-name in Napa Valley rings with more quality and prestige. That, however, doesn’t mean all of Oakville is created equal. Some areas within the prized appellation carry even more well-earned cachet than their counterparts—and the aptly named Money Road is one of them. Money Road slices through Oakville’s tenderloin. Located not far from…
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