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2012 Pagos del Rey Gran Bajoz Tinta de Toro Viñas Viejas is a lot of name for a $20 bottle. But with our exclusive access at almost 25% of SRP —and with all its density, concentration, character and complexity—there is a lot of wine in this bottle for the money. When Master Sommelier Sur Lucero…
A couple of years ago, we discovered an exquisite back-vintage Cabernet grown on a dusty three-acre site at the base of Howell Mountain, in the prestigious St. Helena AVA. It wasn’t a wine our members knew—as a matter of fact, it was a wine that barely anyone outside the neighborhood knew. Despite the fact that…
100-point Philippe Melka Up Howell Mtn. Road In March 2015, we assembled a lineup of over 100 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignons from the challenging 2011 vintage. We called that tasting “The NYC Marathon.” Of the wines tasted, roughly half proved to be too lean and angular for WineAccess consideration. At the end of the day,…
Rare, Precious, and Three-Dimensional Brunello collector alert. “With only 2,700 bottles made, the 2012 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva is a rare and precious wine.” The opening line of The Wine Advocate’s glowing review says it all — but it didn’t stop there. “It is etched and sophisticated,” the Advocate continued, “with pronounced aromas of dried…
95-Point Brunello Blockbuster Five appearances on Wine Spectator’s Top 100 list since 1990 have cemented Poggio Antico’s stellar reputation. This release comes with a glowing 95-point review from Wine Spectator’s former European Bureau Chief, James Suckling, along with a glowing review from Spectator, which calls it “pure” and “vibrant.” After three years in oak and…
Wine Spectator’s 100-point Winemaker: Carlo Ferrini and the “Head-Turner” In 2006, Wine Spectator named Carlo Ferrini’s 2001 Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino Cerretalto “one of the greatest Brunellos of all time” and awarded it 100 points — one of just two Brunellos to ever reach the apex.Ferrini quickly jumped to the top of the list…
Bob Lindquist’s Qupé — An Early Champion Of American-Made Syrah If you asked us to list some of our favorite American Syrah producers, we’d tell you about Ann Colgin and Joey Tensley, and about the few times we’ve been lucky enough to try Elaine and Manfred Krankl’s Sine Qua Non. We’d tell you about our…
One of the Most Respected Estates in the Willamette Valley As soon as the 2012 Oregon Pinot Noirs hit the market, the top single-vineyard wines from the Willamette Valley’s most revered cellars were wildly over-solicited. If you weren’t already on the mailing lists of Bergström, Beaux Frères, Penner-Ash, and Cristom, you were out of luck….
2012 Robert Mondavi To Kalon Vineyard Reserve: H.W. Crabb’s Oakville Gold Rush Henry Walker Crabb, also known as Hiram Walker Crabb, was born in Jefferson County, Ohio, on the first day of January 1828. Twenty-five years later, H.W. moved west and settled in California. Most easterners who moved west in the 1850s did so in…
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“Grace Under Pressure” a WineAccess First: $29.99 Quality Barolo We’ll make this one short, but, as it pertains to world-class BARGAIN Italian reds, it’s never been sweeter. Of the extraordinary vintages of the last decade, if we had to choose just one that offered up the juiciest, most pliant, and plush Barolos since the dawn…
2012 Rockledge Pinot Noir Russian River Valley: “Where to put all the fruit???” A stone’s throw from the sleepy towns of Guerneville and Windsor and stands of towering redwoods, a lone deep-rooted Pinot Noir vineyard typically struggles to eke out 2 tons of small-berry clusters per acre. But in the extraordinary 2012 vintage, while quality…
PRESS Whispers & Leslie Rudd’s Oakville Cabernet When we were last in Napa Valley, tasting barrel after barrel of the 2014s to get a read on the vintage, the experience left us a little peckish. This time, The French Laundry was out of the question, as our collective per diem wouldn’t get us more than…
Plush and beautifully refined, the 2012 Pertimali Brunello di Montalcino is an otherworldly release from the Sassetti clan that illustrates why Robert Parker once declared: “If I had only one Brunello to drink, it would be Pertimali.” Today, we’re offering you the chance to drink like Parker. Coming directly from Tuscany accompanied by a rare…
“Midas Touch” at Home Ranch The 2012 vintage in both Napa and Sonoma wasn’t only extraordinary for Cabernet Sauvignon, but also for Chardonnay. That being said, this was also an exceedingly large crop vintage, and those that didn’t pay close attention to yields — on both sides of the Oakville Grade — were penalized for…
WineAccess Experience: Rolling Out the Red Carpet at Signorello Estate When we first conjured up the idea for WineAccess Experiences, we did so with two things in mind. First, we were looking for a sales rap with which to engage the Napa Valley elite — wineries turning out Cabernet Sauvignons that have been rated 96-100…
A big, beefy blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre, this is a heavyweight dressed in a silk suit. A 97-point superstar. *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 on a first-come,…
Jeb Dunnuck effusively praised this release for its “perfect overall balance,” with “plenty of underlying structure,” in his 98-point review for Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, nicely summarizing this “blockbuster-styled” Syrah. *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…
Fruit Bombs, Take a Back Seat to This Syrah For lovers of powerful California Cabernet Sauvignon, it’s getting harder and harder to find quality that won’t break the bank. Today’s 2012 Skylark Syrah from Rodgers Creek Vineyard is a show-stopping alternative— a wine thateasily competes on complexity and power with Bordeaux-variety wines selling for four…
2012: 94pt Smith-Madrone … When the Critics Came to Spring Mountain Smith-Madrone is perched on backbreaking slopes between 1,300 and 2,000 feet in elevation. In the early 1970s, Stu Smith studied the Spring Mountain landscape for a year before deciding to plant a small patch of Riesling on an east-facing slope, Chardonnay on the cool-facing…
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