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2020 Arnaldo Caprai Collepiano Sagrantino di Montefalco
Winery Notes- Aromas of blackberry jam, pepper, clove, and vanilla. Powerful yet elegant; bold tannins hint at the ability for long aging.$49.9012 -
2018 Heitz Cellar Lot C-91 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Winery Notes- The origin of Lot C-91 began in the fall of 1969 when Joe Heitz created this one-off cuvée, which was very normal in those days, as a more premium version of his already iconic Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon bottling. Joe envisioned Lot C-91 as a greater step up in quality from the Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, with a higher quality of fruit sourcing, coming exclusively from the sought-after single vineyards of Heitz Cellar.$94.906 -
2023 Schug Carneros Pinot Noir (375ml Half Bottle)
Winery Notes- This classic Carneros region Pinot Noir offers a wide range of flavors and aromas thanks to its “clonal diversity.” The individual clones from several different vineyard lots are vinified separately and then carefully selected and blended, each retaining its unique clonal signature. The result is a complex wine with a rich bouquet of red cherries, raspberries, blackberries, and hints of floral notes and baking spices. It is bursting with juicy flavors of strawberry and cranberry, wrapped in a silky and elegant texture, and ending with a long, flavorful finish. This wine pairs nicely with lamb, duck, and grilled fish and will improve with additional cellaring for 2 to 5 years.$19.9012 -
Scharffenberger Brut Excellence Mendocino County Brut Sparkling Wine
Winery Notes- After approximately two years on the lees, there are notes of freshly baked bread and pastry that enhance the more fruit forward style of the wine. Finally, after several months on the cork, the wine develops additional complexity, featuring essences of caramel and hazelnut.$19.9019 -
2021 Opus One Overture Napa Valley Bordeaux Blend
Winery Notes- Overture 2021, the first vintage-dated bottling of the second wine of Opus One, offers fresh aromas of plum, blackberry, and cherry enhanced by alluring notes of dried rose petal, forest floor, and earthy minerality. Juicy and bright on the palate with distinctive flavors of black currant, blueberry, and fraises du bois; the wine delivers a velvety texture with powdery tannins. Subtle coffee and dark chocolate round out the long finish coupled with a well-integrated acidity.$169.905 -
2018 Jordan Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (1.5LTR) (Was $200)
Winery Notes- Rich aromas of ripe black cherry, Mission fig, and dark chocolate mingle with a spice box of clove and nutmeg. The palate is filled with flavors of juicy blackberry and boysenberry that are enveloped in silky tannins, showing complexity beyond its years. Enticing flavors of fresh vanilla bean and hazelnut carry through a velvety richness that lingers on the finish. Enjoy now after decanting for 45 minutes or cellar through 2038.Rating(s)$169.9011 -
2019 Heitz Cellar Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
The 2019 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon embraces the classic Heitz Cellar characteristics with aromatic black and red fruit, sandalwood, cedar, and herbs de Provence, complemented by soft tannins from the signature aging process. Abundant rainfall in the winter, followed by a long, warm summer provided an even growing season with long hang time on the vine.$64.9012 -
2022 Brown Estate Napa Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Dark ruby core, crimson rim. Tea rose, blooming lilac, English lavender, framboise. Secondary notes of pine forest, beeswax, boysenberry syrup, toasted brioche, cinnamon, vanilla bean, cloves, and subtle saddle leather. Medium body with silky texture, vibrant acidity, and well-integrated medium tannins. Drink now through 2036+.$44.9010 -
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2021 Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe La Crau Châteauneuf-du-Pape
What makes the 2021 La Crau so singular and special is that the more classic vintage conditions complemented the Bruniers’ pursuit of an exquisite and refined Châteauneuf. Full of finesse and alluring notes of black cherry, eucalyptus, mint, and garrigue, this is one of the most charming young La Craus I’ve tasted in recent years. Of course, it’s still Grenache grown under a southern sun and in a soil packed full with radiating rounded river stones, so there’s plenty of structure, flavor, and succulence. But if you welcome a soulful country rouge with a little more elegance and poise than usual, you’re in for a treat.$99.9012 -
2023 Domaine Diochon Moulin-á-Vent Vieilles Vignes
In a wine landscape in which producers bottle increasingly wider ranges of cuvées, Domaine Diochon has become an outlier, producing one bottling year in and year out, which happens to be the same bottling we have imported for nearly forty years: the old-vine Moulin-à-Vent. In our November 1984 newsletter, Kermit wrote, “There was only one cask of old vines and Diochon was going to blend it in to add substance and character to his other casks. I had to pay a premium to obtain that one cask pure and unblended.” Today, the wine is made from vines planted in 1920, 1950, and the 1960s. Not much else has changed with respect to this rouge that hails from Moulin-à-Vent, the Beaujolais cru known for producing arguably the region’s most age-worthy wines. Bernard Diochon, who succeeded his father in 1967, once said, “I like tannic wines without heaviness; with fruit and floral aromas. I don’t like weighty wines with hard tannins.” Although Bernard has been succeeded by Thomas Patenôtre, the wine continues to remain true to that sentiment. It contains some tannin—it wouldn’t be young Moulin-à-Vent if it didn’t—but it is beautifully integrated and the wine is ready to drink now if given a little time to breathe. Soulful and savory, with notes of cherries, iron, and smoke, this is cru Beaujolais built to last.$24.9010 -
2021 Domaine Maurice Charleux & Fils Maranges 1er Cru La Fussiére
Maranges is the southernmost village in the Cote de Beaune. Delicious now due to the south and southeast exposure and high clay soils. Raspberry, cherry and cranberry, a dusting of mineral and Ovaltine cocoa. Fantastic with seared duck breast or duck confit, lentil stew and pasta with roasted root vegetables! -Eric Entrikin-Master Sommelier$34.9010 -
2023 Domaine Sautereau Sancerre Rosé
The 2023 Domaine Sautereau Sancerre Rosé offers a delightful and refreshing experience for the senses. Its pale pink hue sparkles in the glass, hinting at the elegance within. On the nose, an enchanting bouquet of wild strawberries and ripe raspberries mingles with subtle floral undertones, evoking a sense of summer meadows. The first sip reveals a well-balanced wine with bright acidity that dances on the palate. The flavors of red berries continue to dominate, accompanied by a delicate citrus zest that adds a vibrant twist. This rosé embodies a crisp minerality, reflective of its terroir, lending a clean and invigorating finish. With its harmonious blend of fruitiness and crispness, the 2022 Sautereau Sancerre Rosé is a versatile companion for leisurely afternoons or paired with light, fresh dishes.$26.9023 -
2023 Domaine Sautereau Sancerre
The 2023 Domaine Sautereau Sancerre is a testament to the pristine flavors of its terroir, showcasing the elegance of the Sauvignon Blanc grape. Its pale straw color glistens in the glass, hinting at the purity within. The aroma is a captivating blend of zesty citrus, like grapefruit and lemon, entwined with delicate white floral notes that evoke a sense of freshness. The first sip reveals a wine that's lively and crisp, with a vibrant acidity that dances on the palate. Flavors of green apple, ripe pear, and a touch of mineral essence create a harmonious interplay, capturing the essence of the Sancerre region. The wine's medium body and well-defined structure contribute to a clean and invigorating finish. With its seamless balance and invigorating character, the 2022 Domaine Sautereau Sancerre is a versatile companion for a range of culinary pairings or a delightful sip on its own, inviting you to explore the essence of its origin in every glass.$28.9021