The Return of a Summer Classic The 2024 Triennes Rosé has landed, and with it, one of the most dependable pleasures of summer returns. Founded in the 1980s by two icons of Burgundy—Jacques Seysses of Domaine Dujac and Aubert de...
Quiet Strength from the Hills of Lamole The story of I Fabbri is one of quiet revival, rooted deeply in the hills of Lamole. At the center is Susanna Grassi, who returned to her family’s estate in 2000 after years...
A New Chapter in Cool-Climate Winemaking Great wine stories often begin in Burgundy, and this one is no exception, even though it ends nearly 12,000 kilometers away, in one of the most remote, unspoiled wine regions on Earth: Chile’s Malleco...
A Cellar Gem with Decade-Long Potential We always overbuy Poujeaux en primeur. Why? Because we know how beautifully it evolves and how deeply our customers appreciate a Left Bank Bordeaux that drinks like a classed growth without the sticker shock....
Hot Day, Cold Bottle, No Notes Every year, our team at Gordon’s tastes through dozens—sometimes hundreds—of rosé to find the very best bottles to usher in summer. This year, our favorite value still rosé is the 2024 Weingut Bründlmayer Zweigelt...
Where Wild Land Meets Winemaking Vision Sometimes beautiful wine comes from humble beginnings, and Domaine d’Ansignan is an inspiring example of what happens when visionary winemakers go against conventional wisdom and develop a vineyard site that no one else thought...
When Bordeaux Goes Rogue—in the Best Way Finding great wines at great value in Bordeaux has become a difficult proposition. For over 25 years, Didier Michaud created Domain Planquette–producing a wonderful Bordeaux wine made using natural techniques well before it...
Old Vines, Black Granite, and a Little Bit of Magic Muscadet has long been the quiet intellectual of French wine—crisp, mineral, a touch austere. But in the hands of Jérôme Bretaudeau, it starts to feel less like a quiet academic...
