Private Collection: Mountain Nebbiolo from the Valtellina and Carema
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The 24th Annual Thanksgiving Parade of Wines!
Our Thanksgiving picks are designed to please everyone at the table, from novice to Master of Wine, and to fit every budget as well. Have fun perusing our list and please call or email with any questions or for further recommendations
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Private Collection - Barolo by Village #2: La Morra
There are many great wines in this offer: Cordero di Montezemolo, Marcarini, Oddero, Ratti (and of course Accomasso) - all still produce fantastic wines, but they were outstanding back in the day. Note the Rocche di Costamagna - new to me, their current wines are terrific, so I'm going to try some older vintages... Jamie Wolff
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Mosel Masters: Busch, Vollenweider, Haart, Willi Schaefer, and Stein
11/18/24 - By no means exhaustive, today's newsletter presents a short list of some of our favorite producers in Germany's Mosel Valley. All of the names above have graced our shelves at various...
Hapsburg Hidden Treasures
11/15/2024 It's that wonderful time of the year when we receive our allocation of Moric's Hidden Treasures. One of Austria, and Europe's, most influential winemakers, Roland Velich (seen in the picture above) from...
Private Collection: Showstopping Champagnes
11/14/2024
Just in time to share with friends and family over the holiday season!
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Private Collection - Barolo by Village, #1: Castiglione Falletto 1959-2004
11/13/2024
Including great wines from Brovia, Cavallotto, and Ceretto - not to be missed by any aficiaonado of mature Nebbiolo!
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Private Collection - Miscellaneous France New Arrivals and Summer Collection Recap
11/12/2024
Some nice new collection arrivals mixed in with a recap of Summer cellars!
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Off the Beaten Path Cote de Beaune Reds
11/11/2024 You can still drink village level Red Burgundy any night of the week. There are many routes to take when seeking wines of value from Burgundy. Today’s path is looking towards commonly...
