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High Prestige, Humble Price The Willamette Valley’s reputation is skyrocketing, and taking the price for estate-grown Pinot Noir right up with it. That doesn’t bother us, because those rising price tags just make today’s deal from Winter’s Hill even sweeter: We’ve got the gorgeous and graceful 2016 Winter’s Hill Estate Pinot Noir Dundee Hills, fresh…
The best Pinot Gris from Oregon can rival the most iconic whites of Alsace. The grape, a mirror image of Italy’s Pinot Grigio, is a versatile and aromatic stunner. Today, the Winter’s Hill 2016 Pinot Gris is ready to best its European counterparts with this white that bursts with expansive, generous flavors of peach, apricot,…
“Why mess with perfection?” asked Wolfe Grade’s 100-point winemaker to his enterprising “pal.” A couple of years later, the answer to that question is how we ended up with today’s rich, dense, and supremely balanced 2016 Wolfe Grade Cabernet Sauvignon. The flagship Cabernet from this estate earned 100 points in 2016, with critic Jeb Dunnuck…
Margaret River is a Land of Extremes and Extreme Value The perfect combination of Burgundian precision and New World ripeness collide in the 2016 Xanadu Chardonnay, a white wine that dazzles with pure flavors of fresh Meyer lemon, accented by jasmine, rocky minerality, and fresh-cut flowers. It’s no surprise this golden bottle scored 96-points from…
While “Grand Cru” and “Premier Cru” in Burgundy can mean the difference between a $500+ bottle and $100 bottle, in Meursault, there are only Premier Cru sites and village-level vineyards. And the fact that there are no Grand Cru-designated vineyards in Meursault, “the heartland of white burgundy,” as Master of Wine Jancis Robinson calls it,…
The 2016 growing season was superb in the Southern Rhône, combining a bevy of hot, sun-filled days with unusually cool evenings. Particularly beneath the white crags of Les Dentelles de Montmirail, those cool nights slowed down the maturation cycle, allowing winemaker Xavier Vignon to give tight-fisted grape clusters extra hang time without any concern for overripeness…
Drawn from the miracle 2016 vintage that featured an endless series of warm summer days punctuated by chilly nights, super-enologist Xavier Vignon told us the 2016 growing season was the most extraordinary of his career. Wine Spectator and Wine Advocate thought much the same, rating the harvest 99- and 98-points respectively, the highest in history. …
The 2016 Yacoubian-Hobbs Areni Red is the definitive example of Old World meets New. Born of a collaboration between two native sons of Armenia and California icon Paul Hobbs, the 100-point winemaker who has twice been named “Wine Personality of the Year” by Robert Parker, this 100% Areni is the ultimate introduction to indigenous Armenian…
If there’s a famous name on a wine label, we tend to want it to be the winemaker’s—that’s why we’ll admit to being a bit wary when Yao Ming’s 2016 Yao Family Wines Napa Crest Red Wine crossed our tasting table. When we swirled and put our nose in the glass, however, all our doubts dissipated—we were engulfed by the…
The 2016 Yves Cheron La Grand Comtadine Heritiers Cheron-Misset is exactly the kind of revelation wine you should fall head over heels in love with over a good meal, just as we did. An absolute textbook Gigondas, the 2016 Yves Cheron La Grand Comtadine Heritiers Cheron-Misset is a lush, ravishing beauty for the price, with…
The Michelini brothers like it at the top. From their perch, some 4,500 feet up the Andes mountains they figured out how to marry sun-kissed southern hemisphere fruit and lushness, with the fresh acid-cut of classic European reds. James Suckling hailed the complexity of a “very blueberry-themed nose that also features violets and lots of…
Culled from famous but NDA-protected vineyards in Calistoga and the Mayacamas, this is a big wine that wears its pedigree and sumptuous new oak on its sleeve. Generous and full, bursting with plum and blackberry, it closes with rich tannins that melt over a long finish, leaving you wanting more. Those extra years in the…
Coombsville has become one of the most in-demand appellations in Napa, and Ackerman Family Vineyard has some of the most coveted real estate in the area. Just north of Ackerman is a Big Red Machine–level lineup of sites: From the two vineyards Far Niente owns in the area, it’s not far to Realm’s Farella estate…
The world of wine is full of great discoveries, and today’s 2017 Adega Algueira Ribeira Sacra is not just one of our favorite new finds, it’s proof that journeying to the most remote parts of Spain comes with great reward. Here, nestled into slopes that in places boast a 75 percent grade are the biodynamically…
From the quintessential Northern Rhône producer Alain Graillot, this 2017 Crozes-Hermitage bottling has the savory power, dark fruit density, and pedigree to steal the spot as your new favorite Syrah. We have it at 20% off the list price, at a time when most other retailers are posting “out of stock” signs. It’s no exaggeration…
Albert Bichot has been a longtime Wine Access favorite for their perennially overperforming Burgundies, but we’ve rarely had the chance to offer their most limited-production bottles. Today, however, we’re bringing our members Bichot’s rare 2017 Mercurey Premier Cru Champs Martin. This Champs Martin comes from one of the top vineyards in the Côte Chalonnaise, a…
Albert Bichot is one of our go-to Burgundy producers for one simple reason: their quality-to-price ratio. When we first discovered the estate over a decade ago, we drove up and down Burgundy on repeat, visiting their vineyards and securing as much wine from the lauded estate as we could. Their bottles represent the pinnacle of…
If there are two trends you can count on, it’s Meursault commanding wallet-emptying prices and member-favorite Albert Bichot over-delivering. But today, one of them breaks. Hint: It’s not Bichot. With three Winemaker of the Year titles under their belt, Albert Bichot is a Burgundy stalwart that Decanter called “one of the region’s most dynamic, quality-focused”…
You expect value wine to be charming. You might not expect it to be memorable. But the 2017 Albert Bichot Saint-Véran somehow became one of the highlights of our annual autumn trip to Burgundy. We were coming off a four-day marathon of proper tastings, business lunches, and long, multi-course dinners in the Côte d’Or, when our…
Quality and longevity are synonymous with the Bichot name, and we don’t expect these bottles to last—so we’ll cut right to the chase: This little “Family Secret” is culled from grape sources “around extremely well-located vineyards” on the outskirts of some pretty famous white Burgundy villages—St. Aubin, Meursault, and Puligny-Montrachet. Treated to the same winemaking script as…
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