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Piedmont’s Next Rising Star
Piedmont’s Next Rising Star I love introducing wines at the very beginning of a producer’s story. The 2023 Rosso Bacher Langhe Nebbiolo is only the third vintage from Marisa Bacher, and notably the first vintage ever available outside of the...
A Noble Name in Montalcino
A Noble Name in Montalcino I’m excited to share a bottle that beautifully captures where tradition and thoughtful progress meet: the 2022 Col d’Orcia Rosso di Montalcino. This is a wine from one of Montalcino’s historic estates, but it also...
A New Chapter for Puiatti and Friuli
A New Chapter for Puiatti and Friuli When I first started in the wine business, Cantina Puiatti wasn’t a producer I gravitated toward. The wines were pleasant, but they didn’t quite have the energy or depth I was looking for....
Freshness from Abruzzo
Freshness from Abruzzo There is something quietly thrilling about discovering wines that massively overdeliver. These two 2023 releases from Ciavolich, one of Abruzzo’s most historic estates, are exactly that kind of find. I fell in love immediately. Ciavolich farms in...
From Pioneer to Benchmark: Ken Wright
From Pioneer to Benchmark: Ken Wright Long before the Willamette Valley was shorthand for world-class Pinot, Ken Wright was quietly, stubbornly, and passionately proving that Oregon could stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the great regions of the world. Ken’s story begins not...
Beaucaillou Brilliance in 2022, A Smarter Bordeaux Buy
Beaucaillou Brilliance in 2022, A Smarter Bordeaux Buy When people talk about the great names of Bordeaux, ChΓ’teau Ducru-Beaucaillou sits comfortably among the elite. This is one of the MΓ©doc’s most revered estatesβ€”Second Growth in the 1855 Classification, legendary gravel...
Love and Valentine’s Day in Sicily
Love and Valentine’s Day in Sicily Meet 2022 Tenuta Regaleali β€œLamΓΉri” Nero d’Avola, a wine whose name quite literally means β€œlove” in a Sicilian dialect. If that doesn’t make it a natural choice for Valentine’s Day, I’m not sure what...
There is Muscadet, and then there is Clisson.
There is Muscadet, and then there is Clisson. I remember when I first started blind tasting, an MS that was blinding our group called on me to run through one white wine. In the end, I decided to call it...
The Smart Way to Drink Margaux
The Smart Way to Drink Margaux If Bordeaux feels a little misunderstood right now, you’re not imagining it. Somewhere along the way, Bordeaux picked up a reputation for being buttoned-up, stodgy, and stuck in the past with the generation just...
Cerbaiona for Today
Cerbaiona for Today To wine nerds and collectors, Cerbaiona needs no introduction. This tiny estate in Montalcino has long been whispered about in reverent tones, producing some of the most coveted and classical Brunello of the modern era. When Cerbaiona...
A Princess’s Favorite: Fratelli Alessandria Favorita
A Princess’s Favorite: Fratelli Alessandria Favorita Fratelli Alessandria, established in Verduno in 1830, is one of Barolo’s great traditional estates, known for precision and wines that speak clearly of where they come from. While their Barolo gets the headlines, this...
Julian Schaal, Two Sites, Two Voices of Alsace
Julian Schaal, Two Sites, Two Voices of Alsace Julien Schaal’s new releases from Schoenenbourg and Rosacker are exactly the kind of wines that remind us why the region belongs among the great white-wine terroirs of the world. Although official scores...
The Soul of Colli Tortonesi is Walter Massa
The Soul of Colli Tortonesi is Walter Massa Long before sommeliers began whispering his name with reverence, before Timorasso became the cult grape of Piemonte, Walter Massa was working in near-obscurity in the forgotten hills of Colli Tortonesi, convinced that...
A Half-Bottle of Liquid Gold
A Half-Bottle of Liquid Gold I’m a big fan of sweet wines. I know that many people decry this idea, but many of them also drink soda or put sugar in their coffee. Me, I drink my coffee with no...
Chevillon NSG fruit, bargain price
Chevillon NSG fruit, bargain price Some of the most satisfying bottles in Burgundy are not the grandest or most expensive, but they are the ones that make you want to pour a second glass before you’ve even finished the first....
Vieux TΓ©lΓ©graphe quality, Vaucluse Price
Vieux TΓ©lΓ©graphe quality, Vaucluse Price Best known as the long-time stewards of Domaine du Vieux TΓ©lΓ©graphe in ChΓ’teauneuf-du-Pape, the Bruniers have been quietly producing some of the most honest and compelling wines of southern France for generations. Their 2023 Famille...
Sancerre’s Sister Appellation, Quincy
Sancerre’s Sister Appellation, Quincy Quincy is one of the Loire Valley’s great insider appellations. It sits directly across the river from Sancerre and shares the same limestone and clay soils, the same cool continental climate, and the same singular focus...
AligotΓ© in its finest form by Aubert de Villaine
AligotΓ© in its finest form by Aubert de Villaine As co-director of Domaine de la RomanΓ©e-Conti, Aubert de Villaine is responsible for some of the most revered wines on earth. Alongside those legendary bottles, he has devoted equal care, precision,...
Old Vine Monastrell, Limestone Soils
Old Vine Monastrell, Limestone Soils At first glance, Dolomitas sounds like a reference to the famous mountain range in northern Italy. I know it confused me at first. But in this case, the name of the local mountain tells us...
Four-Year Vertical of Pomerol by Moueix, 2015-2018
Four-Year Vertical of Pomerol by Moueix, 2015-2018 ChΓ’teau Chantalouette is the second wine of ChΓ’teau de Sales, the largest estate in Pomerol, and under the guidance of the Moueix family it has become one of the appellation’s great values: true...
Traditional, High Altitude Chianti
Traditional, High Altitude Chianti Rocca di Castagnoli sits high in the southern reaches of Chianti Classico, near Gaiole, where altitude and cooling breezes preserve freshness even in warmer vintages. The estate has roots going back centuries, and today it farms...