Located across the Rhône River from Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOC, the region of Tavel is unique because it produces only rosé. The wine is so distinct that it has gained a following of notable like popes, kings,... Read More
Rosalie Molina makes her amphora-aged, dry quaffer with Bobal from central Spain. Lighter, with low tannins and moderate alcohol at 12.5% ABV. Unfiltered, low sulfite, and chillable.
Rieslings from Wachau offer a distinct perspective into the king of white grapes. Whereas the rest of Austria uses Germany's terms for ripeness (i.e., Kabinett, Spätlese, Auslese), Wachau producers in western Niederösterreich... Read More
Bacchus is the least expensive California Chard option and a staff favorite. Made by the former wine director for New York's Myriad Restaurant Group (Corton, Nobu, Tribeca Grill, and Montrachet), David Gordon sources raw material... Read More
Catarratto is a varietal that deserves more attention, particularly from enthusiasts of maritime whites like Muscadet, as well as wines from the Greek islands and coastal Spain—or Marsala on Sicily’s western coast.... Read More
Domaine Aubuisières is one of the last few affordable Vouvray properties. This is where Bernard Fouquet crafts this amazing Cuvée de Silex from 100% hand-harvested, old-vine Chenin, fermented with indigenous yeast... Read More
Domaine Bitouzet-Prieur is a decades-long merger between the two Burgundian wine legacies. Vincent Bitouzet and wife Anne Prieur own nearly 30 acres spread among crus and Lieu-dits throughout Volnay, Meursault, and Puligny-Montrachet.... Read More
If you read your news feed, you'll see daily clickbait articles about the demise of the California wine industry. While it is true that younger consumers are not buying wine and older consumers are drinking less, we doubt... Read More
Colli Senesi (hills of Siena) surround the historic city of Siena and border prime vineyards of Chianti Classico, Montalcino, and Montepulciano. It's a destination for affordable wine, but since Fattoria di Fèlsina... Read More
Nestled on the border between Roussillon and western Languedoc, Château Guilhem was built in 1791 and acquired by the Guilhem family in 1878. Bertrand Guilhem is the fifth-generation winemaker to oversee his 85 acres of... Read More
