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The Medoc is a vast area with miles upon miles of vines. It is home to some of the greatest wines on the planet that fetch over $500 dollars a bottle yet there are wines that sell for less than $20 dollars a bottle. Why? As we have mentioned many times in the past, it is all about the

“It’s our mission – our madness, if you will – to consistently deliver impossibly good 100% Pinot Noir at an unrivaled price...you’ll be immersed in the journey of its epic winemaking challenge, proving that a little madness pays off.” That’s a snippet of the mind behind Winc winemaker, Ryan Zotovich. Yes it’s the nephew of Steve Zotovich, owner of

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We got word from our supplier on Friday. This is it. No more of one of our fastest-selling Chardonnays...ever. What we have (about 200 bottles) is it for the rest of the year. There's gonna be a lot of disappointed folks when the Wine Spectator Top 100 comes out in November. Don't be one of them! The

Cerbaiona is serious stuff. Like, really serious. Like, perhaps the best producer in Montalcino serious. Like DRC serious, or Coche serious, or Harlan serious. Seriously! Cerbaiona already had a reputation centuries ago. Many travelers and locals both knew that, “Il vino più buono viene da la Cerbaiona.” ‘The best wine came from Cerbaiona.’ In 1977, Roman Diego Molinari purchased the property, replanted

One of the most compelling ultra-premium Cabernet deals we’ve sold this year. The Walls 'Curiositas' Cabernet Sauvignon Red Mountain 2017 is a first-time introduction to this relatively new brand, started by tech exec Mike Martin a few years back. He went straight for the best team for his start-up, enlisting husband and wife Carrie and Todd Alexander to run things.

The press (and price) should come as no surprise considering the source. First Drop Wines has been delivering serious value from South Australia ever since they opened their doors back in 2004. It was conceived by two friends, Matt ‘Gantos’ Gant and John ‘JR’ Retsas, with a desire to make wines to drink, not just appreciate. Mother’s Milk!

Michel Chapoutier’s Roussillon project, Bila-Haut, was a pleasant surprise when it first started, producing compelling wines that delivered well above their modest prices. We figured with Chapoutier involved, it would likely be solid at least and we were on board from the beginning. Chapoutier is always in it for the long haul and Bila-Haut started strong, and just kept

In today’s Bordeaux offer, I cannot over-emphasize what an incredible wine this is but moreover what a smokin’ deal this is. This one checks all the boxes and more: · Is it made by two of the top Winemakers/Oenologists in Bordeaux?…Yes · Does it come from a great vintage?…Yes ·

Michel Chapoutier’s Roussillon project, Bila-Haut, was a pleasant surprise when it first started, producing compelling wines that delivered well above their modest prices. We figured with Chapoutier involved, it would likely be solid at least and we were on board from the beginning. Chapoutier is always in it for the long haul and Bila-Haut started strong, and just kept