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A Gold Country Red Hits the Flavor Mother Lode Helen Keplinger has a way of doing the unexpected, in a thoroughly unique and delicious manner. From a serendipitous Himalayan meeting that led her to become the Grace Family winemaker, she has charted a one-of-a-kind path through wine country, landing on the cover of Wine Spectator…
Crafted exclusively for Wine Access members, the 2016 Kinfolk Reserve Red Wine Napa Valley is one of the top wines ever bottled under the Kinfolk label. And as is always the case with Kinfolk winemaker Britt Nichols’ member-favorite releases, we had to take a vow of silence and promise to never divulge where these spectacular…
Today, Pinot Noir lovers worldwide maintain well-stocked cellars of the Willamette Valley’s finest bottles. And though we love to collect the classics like Eyrie Vineyards, Beaux Frères, or Domaine Serene, it’s normally impossible to find classic 100 percent Willamette Valley Pinot Noir for under $20. Enter this 2016 King’s Ridge Pinot Noir—a delicious, deeply flavorful,…
Cabernet Sauvignon rules Napa Valley. But if there’s one bottle that could ever take down the king, I’d bet on the Kongsgaard Hudson Vineyard Syrah. Lauded by critics and coveted by collectors, Kongsgaard’s benchmark Syrah occupies a place in the Napa Valley consciousness usually reserved for cult Cabernets. Robert Parker has called it “one of…
Historical records show that a portion of Rutherford’s Georges III Vineyard was planted by Mrs. Thomas Rutherford herself in 1895. Called Beaulieu Vineyard Number 3 after being purchased by BV founder Georges de Latour in 1928, this was the source of the renowned Cabernets, made by legendary winemaker André Tchelistcheff, that established BV as the…
Ordering a bottle of Laherte Champagne is like a sly wink to a seasoned sommelier: It’s an immediate signifier that you, too, know the good stuff. Laherte is featured on the most discerning, MICHELIN-starred wine lists from coast to coast, from The French Laundry and Quince in California to Eleven Madison Park and Côte in…
When Wine Spectator first called the Lang & Reed Cabernet Franc California North Coast a “Smart Buy,” it qualified as a major understatement: We’ve long seen Lang & Reed on the wine lists at Mustards and The French Laundry, and always been amazed how they’ve resisted the high prices their reputation and praise could easily…
Over the years, Lange wines have amassed hundreds of top ratings, and glowing reviews from happy buyers who have called these Oregon standard-bearers “Stunning”; “Perfect example of Oregon Pinot”; “Amazing,” and “Awesome Pinot for the Money.” It doesn’t get much more “awesome” than Lange’s flagship Freedom Hill Pinot, a 96-point masterpiece we’re thrilled to be…
Outstanding Single-Vineyard Pinot Noir Lange Estate’s rise to greatness mirrors that of the Willamette Valley itself: Over a short period of time, the two have become recognizable names for lovers of Pinot Noir. Wineries like Lange, Oregon’s “Winery of the Year,” embody everything that’s so exciting about the wines from Willamette Valley, producing elegant, cellar-worthy…
Dirt matters. Any winemaker will tell you that a wine is only as good as the vineyard it comes from. The confluence of soil, climate, and farming set the ceiling for a bottle of wine, which is why the 2016 Larry Hyde Hyde Vineyard Estate Syrah is so impressive. From one of California’s undisputed top…
A few months ago, we gathered for an al fresco dinner at Napa’s Bistro Don Giovanni with half a dozen newly-released wines. Our buddy threw in a mystery bottle from his winemaker friend and waited for our opinion. We summed it up in one word before opening the menu: Wow. Plush tannin with cherry pie…
A Mediterranean Twist for Lovers of Pinot Noir The 2016 Le Casematte Peloro Rosso embodies exactly what makes the reds blended from Sicily’s indigenous grape varieties so exciting, and so remarkably affordable. The 93-point Casematte Peloro Rosso is based on Nerello Mascalese, a variety similar to Pinot Noir but better suited to warm, Mediterranean climes…
Châteauneuf-du-Pape in a Côtes du Rhône Disguise This wine would cost $95 instead of $26 if the estate was 1 mile to the west. The 2016 Le Clos du Caillou is a generous and juicy, aromatically complex Côtes du Rhône that is rich in the hallmarks of the southern Rhône’s finest wines: licorice, leather, and olives,…
Not so long ago, one of the top selling points of cult Right Bank estate Le Dôme was that it sat next to Premier Grand Cru Classé A icon Château Angélus. Now, every St.-Émilion château should be bragging about being neighbors with Le Dôme. That’s because in the sensational 2016 vintage, the peerless garagiste estate…
Pushing The Boundaries On Central Coast Cabernet Winemaker Ian Brand — a Wine & Spirits 40 Under 40 Tastemaker — works magic in remote, rocky vineyards that others deem too extreme. Zipping along backcountry roads in Monterey Bay, San Antonio Valley, and San Benito, he’s unearthed breakout sites that have led Wine Spectator to crown…
This opulent, dense Cabernet Sauvignon from the Advocate’s 98-point vintages competes (and in our opinion outdoes) wines several times its price, including $200+ Cabernets with sterling reputations like Hall and Alpha Omega, plus over 40 wines ranging from $100-$200 including Nickel & Nickel’s John C. Sullenger Reserve ($125) and Keenan’s Spring Mountain Reserve ($108). And…
As Brilliant As Old-Vine Reds Ever Gets at $13/bottle A little more than a decade after Marjorie Gallet hung out her winemaking shingle in the Roussillon village of Montner, Le Domaine du Roc des Anges became one of the most talked-about young estates in France, seducing Paris sommeliers by the dozens. Her ancient-vine reds (tended…
As Brilliant As Old-Vine Reds Ever Gets at $13/bottle A little more than a decade after Marjorie Gallet hung out her winemaking shingle in the Roussillon village of Montner, Le Domaine du Roc des Anges became one of the most talked-about young estates in France, seducing Paris sommeliers by the dozens. Her ancient-vine reds (tended…
The 2016 Le Vieux Donjon Châteauneuf-du-Pape earned 98 effusive points from Jeb Dunnuck, who called it “unquestionably the greatest wine made from this estate to date,” thanks to its incredible combination of power and structure. Plus, it scored the #8 spot on Wine Spectator’s Top 100 list in 2018—this is a bottle that will last…
Some of you may be familiar with winemaker Richard Hamilton’s “Centurion,” the ancient dry-grown Shiraz plucked off vines planted in 1892, one of the oldest Shiraz vineyards in McLaren Vale, and one of the oldest vineyards in the world. That was a very special, rare $60 bottle we offered in June. But Richard has a…
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