Private Collection - Champagne, Jura, Switzerland
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Private Collection - Barolo by Village #3: Monforte d'Alba
Including some rare bottles from the late, great Francesco Clerico, and a surprise stash from our esteemed friend Elio Sandri.
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The Beautiful 2023 Trousseau (and more) from Arnot-Roberts!
Arnot-Roberts, founded in 2001 by Duncan Arnot Meyers and Nathan Lee Roberts, has long made some of our favorite California wines working with a number of incredible vineyards and oftentimes utilizing less-common varietals. Located in Healdsburg, they source fruit from vineyards in Napa Valley, Sonoma Coast, Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Rita Hills, Clearlake and Sierra Foothills to make distinct wines of terroir that showcase the land, the farming and the grapes themselves.
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Inaugural Vintage from Messager-Germain!
11/25/24 - How often are you able to truly get in on the ground floor of a new domaine, especially in Burgundy where so many are rooted in multiple generations? 2022 is the...
10 Champagnes Under $60 That You Will Want to Stock Up On!
11/23/24 - As the holiday season approaches, there is no better time to stock up on Champagne. Although I am a firm believer in the idea that you can drink Champagne any night...
Vins Pepe Raventos - Singular wines from Penedes
11/22/24 - The Raventós i Blanc wines, from the Raventós family in Penedes, have been staples of the Chambers Street Wines Spanish section since the early days. For as long as I can...
Private Collection: Fancy Wine
11/21/24 - Immaculate bottles from temp-controlled storage.We have never seen magnums of Truchot; they are, at least, extremely rare. The owner shared a mag of 1986 Clos de la Roche with us and...
Private Collection: Mountain Nebbiolo from the Valtellina and Carema
11/20/24 -
Carema, Donnaz, Enologica Valtellinese, Luigi Ferrando, Nino Negri, and more!
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Private Collection: Barolo by Village, #2: La Morra
11/19/24 - 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...
