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Exclusive Opportunity for Bordeaux Brilliance For me the 2015 Bordeaux from petit chateaux are the best value red wines in the world right now. A combination of a great vintage, lots of great work in the vineyards and cellars over the past few years and the inspiration of being surrounded by many of the world’s…
“Stolpman, Jonata, Beckmen, Kimsey, Rusack…” Victor the bartender at Buellton’s famed Hitching Post II restaurant had asked us to name our favorite Ballard Canyon estates, so we ran down the list—until he cut us off. “All Jeff Newton wines,” he said matter-of-factly, as he polished a glass. “You guys must know Cherry Newton, then.” We…
When one of our favorite bargain Brunello estates meets one of the greatest vintages of all time, we expect stellar. And the 2015 Ciacci Piccolomini d’Aragona left us speechless. Led with aromas of pipe tobacco and cherry, followed by a rich and layered palate of Morello cherry, leather, and minerals, this first-class Brunello seduced us…
There is only one winery whose very first vintage helped to change the wine world and catapult California from obscurity to the forefront of the international wine map: Clos Du Val. Thanks to our close connections at the winery, we’re thrilled to offer the 2015 Hirondelle Estate Cabernet—a brilliant wine that lives up to the legend of…
Last Call: The First Cherished Bottles LAST CALL! We introduced this brand new release from Clos du Val and because Wine Access clients depleted our initial allocations, the Napa legend offered up more! But this is it—Clos du Val’s 2015 vintage line-up was deemed “a fabulous set of wines” by Vinous’s Antonio Galloni, who continued:…
Bordeaux’s Best-Kept Secret is Out Today, the Côtes de Bordeaux is a hotbed of discovery, with smaller, lesser-known estates that have been toiled over by true Bordelais families for centuries. It’s our personal favorite source for finding great everyday Bordeaux reds. It’s where we found this 2015 Clos Sainte Anne Premières Côtes de Bordeaux, the…
Wine Access members need no introduction to Coho. The overachieving reds from owner Gary Lipp and 100-point winemaker Phil Titus (of Chappellet fame) have sold out nearly every vintage five years running, and racked up some of the highest member ratings in the extraordinarily competitive “bold red” category. The stats aren’t lost on Lipp, which…
In the last decade, Andrea Constanti, the proprietor of one of the greatest and most historic estates in Brunello, released just two riserva bottlings—one in 2010 and one in 2015. The rarity of these riservas reflects the incredibly rigorous standards at Conti Costanti. Andrea—described by Vinous‘ Antonio Galloni as being “at the very top of…
Our shipment of Contino’s 2015 Rioja Reserva just arrived—and they might be the most stunning bottles we’ve tasted yet from this historic Spanish producer, the premiere Bordeaux-style estate in the region. The last two vintages we sold of Contino’s flagship bottling were smash hits, racking up dozens of 4- and 5-star reviews from Wine Access members…
Our last red from Cornerstone Cellars was a quick sellout that sparked more than a year’s worth of emails from members. They all wanted to know when we’d get another allocation from Opus One alum Charles Thomas and 100-point winemaker Kari Auringer. Today, we’re thrilled to report that we’ve scored not just another back-vintage red…
The classically styled 2015 Covalli Barolo brings all the power and grace we expect from “The King of Wines.” What we didn’t expect was to score it at the astonishingly affordable price of $25. 38% off of Barolo is simply unbelievable—especially when it comes with endorsements from the critics too. Burgundy and Etna lovers, this…
Under-$15 Dolcetto: The Butcher’s Cut of Italian Reds In a small region in and around the village of Dogliani, just 8 miles south of Barolo, Dolcetto continues to rule the roost, as it has for over 600 years. The black grape — roughly translated as “little sweet one” — occupies the most precious slopes, prized…
Acclaimed Pinot From An Oregon Powerhouse The plaudits achieved by Cristom Vineyards could fill a book. Decanter has titled them “Top Oregon Pinot.” The wines have made five appearances on the Wine Spectator Top 100 in the last decade. In its annual restaurant poll, Wine & Spirits found that Cristom was the “#1 Pinot Noir…
Cristom’s Darkest, Most Perfectly Structured Pinot Noir If you love single-vineyard Oregon Pinot Noir, it doesn’t get any better than this. The reputation of Cristom Vineyards in the Willamette Valley is nearly unequaled. The wines have made five appearances on the Wine Spectator Top 100 in the last decade. Decanter has titled them “Top Oregon…
Asimov’s Big Surprise The New York Times’ Eric Asimov once wrote, “One of the wonderful things about wine is its seemingly infinite capacity to surprise. Consider, for example, white Riojas.” The article that unfolded detailed a tasting in which Asimov, along with the wine panel from The Times’Dining section, were thoroughly shocked by one of…
Cune’s “Magic Recipe” Revived This is Spanish white wine at its most rare and classic: A bottling that will make those who pine for a unique white wine glad that the Monopole Blanco—and the Wizard who made it what it is—are back. The 94-point 2015 Cune Monopole Clásico Blanco Seco Rioja is, in the words…
D’Arenberg is one of Australia’s most iconic brands: The century-old winery has taken home Australia’s most prestigious red wine award, been named one of the country’s five best by Wine & Spirits, and their marquee bottling—the universally beloved Dead Arm Shiraz—stands with the best from Penfolds, Henschke, and Glaetzer. Based on 94% Shiraz, this bottle…
Lafite to Ridge to Dashe Thanks to placements on the list at The French Laundry and a recent write-up in the New York Times, the luscious, juicy reds of Mike and Anne Dashe are notoriously difficult to obtain. As Robert M. Parker Jr. wrote, “One of my favorite under-the-radar wineries for a number of years…
A New Day in Willamette Valley Pinot Noir It doesn’t happen often. But when the Willamette Valley has delivered a perfect growing season, its Pinot Noirs are far and away the closest America ever comes to Vosne-Romanée. 2008 was one of those years, as was 2014. But after tasting a few just-bottled 2015s, we are…
A Stone’s Throw from Corton From a 2015 vintage that Decanter calls “the best… since 2005 and 2010,” this is delicious, deep, and pure Côte de Beaune Pinot that will surely be promoted to Premier Cru status before long. Wedged between four Premier Cru vineyards just south of the legendary tree-topped hill of Corton is…
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