Past Offers

To all Wine Exchangers, “Le Cirque continues to impress me as offering some of the finest values in the entire South of France; and I’m well aware that’s quite a claim!” – David Schildknecht, eRobertParker.com I guess Grenache Gris is officially a ‘thing’ now. A grape that no one had heard of up to just […]

To all Wine Exchangers, Part 2 in an ongoing series. As we stated in our initial New to You offering of some northern Rhones a few weeks ago there were a lot of things the Old Wine Exchange didn’t buy simply because we had no idea if ‘the goods’ would show up in time or […]

To all Wine Exchangers, We just never get tired of talking about Spanish wines.  Part of it is that we fully admit that we are fans.  But there also maybe a little bit of historian in us as we have witnessed the development of new offerings and new styles from great sites that probably two […]

To all Wine Exchangers, The Oregon wine country is a bucolic and pretty laid back place, which is why, to us, the whole Evening Land saga stood out.  Movie guy Mark Tarlov put together a remarkable cast that included Burgundy legend Dominique Lafon, connections with high profile sommeliers, and the reuniting of one of Oregon’s […]

To all Wine Exchangers, Nothing new to report here, just one of Montalcino’s greatest producers working in one of the greatest vintages, making one of their greatest wines ever and charging an exceedingly fair price. I have to admit, Il Poggione has done it before. Their 2004, 2006 and 2007’s were all potential wine of […]

To all Wine Exchangers, Sometimes there are deals just too good to pass up. This is one of those times. First, let’s talk vintage. “The 2009 is my all-time favorite Bordeaux vintage, and most of those wines will hit their full peak when I’m pushing up daisies. Nevertheless, what a great, great vintage. It is […]

To all Wine Exchangers, We are no strangers to San Felice here at Winex, seen as these folks have been on a tremendous roll over the last few years, to the point where there has been regularly plenty to talk about regarding this exceptional Tuscan source. Located in the commune of Castelnuovo Berardenga (just outside […]

To all Wine Exchangers, My first trip to Malaga in the early 90’s was an interesting one wine-wise. I already knew at the time that the family of superstar wine importer Jorge Ordoñez had their roots in Malaga and were distributors of fine wine in the area, so I knew I was going to get […]

To all Wine Exchangers, There are a lot of moving parts in the whole process of selling wine.  First you have to grow or get grapes, then make the wine, then price it, and then find an avenue to sell it.  Sometimes if you’re lucky, you catch on with a certain critic and he/she becomes […]

To all Wine Exchangers, The Folonari family is one of modern-day Tuscany’s founding wine families.   The family started their business in 1825, already keen on developing, producing and distributing fine Italian wine.   That’s thinking ahead.   In 1912, the family purchased a little Chianti company by the name of Ruffino.   Many of […]