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7/5/26 -  I am excited to share today that the first 2025s from Ulli Stein are arriving in just over  a week. All the 2025s I have tasted so far have been fantastic! Bursting with stunning aromatics right off the bat with great structure and refreshing acidity. Today we have Ulli Stein's duo of Riesling Blauschiefer Trocken and Weihwasser Feinherb. The Blauschiefer comes from...

7/3/26 -  2025 Pépière Briords VV & 2022 Gorges, Jo Landron, Luneau-Papin and Introducing Pierre Goiset!! We're proud to present a sensational array of Muscadet in today's email, featuring one of our all-time favorites, the Domaine de la Pépière Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie "Briords Cuvée Vieilles Vignes." 2025 is a superb vintage for Briords, with gorgeous fruit and mineral flavors, beautiful as...

7/2/26 -  Laguerre, Matassa, Coutelou, Dard & Ribo, Foulards Rouges, Yo-Yo and more!  As a new shipment of wines from Eric and Paul Laguerre approached our shores, we wondered how we could round out an offer with other wines from the south of France that had a similar level of soulfulness. Lucky for us (and you), we started to get word of some exciting...

7/1/26 -  Today’s Bordeaux offer is inspired by the arrival of two single-parcel Saint-Émilions from Chateau Daugay, which were highlights of our tastings in France last winter, each one vinified to provide beautiful current drinking, served cool, with anything off the grill and casual summer meals! The wines feature whole-cluster fermentations, aging in anfora and old barrels and minimal use of SO2 – the...

6/29/26 -  It is somewhat uncommon to find a new domaine in Burgundy with history as rich as Domaine du Couvent and such impressive holdings across the Cote de Nuit, including three Monopoles. I recently had the chance to taste through a lineup of 11 wines from the domaine with vintages ranging from 2017-2023. It was the most I had ever tasted from Couvent...

6/28/26 -  This Sunday, we are highlighting three excellent La Morra growers. Giulia Negri is a yearly favorite while Renato Molino and Borgogno Rivata are new to the shelves. The collection features a range of Nebbiolo from Vino Rosso all the way up to a 7 year old Rocche dell'Annunziata- something for everyone!  ------------------------ Giulia Negri Giulia Negri has earned the affectionate nickname 'Barologirl'...

6/27/26 -  Introducing Les Chemins de L'Arkose (Auvergne) along with returning favorites from Céline Perrin (Ladoix), and Thierry Navarre (Languedoc). We're very happy to have new shipments from Thierry Navarre and Celine Perrin and we're very proud to introduce the unique and delicious wines of Les Chemins de l'Arkose, from the fascinating volcanic terroirs of the Auvergne! Les Chemins de L'Arkose, AuvergneOne of the most...

6/26/26 -  I was recently encouraged to try the wines of Bodegas Gil Berzal by a colleague who had just returned from a visit to the estate. In a world of so much hype and overstimulation, it’s easy to lose track of all of the things people say you have to try. Be it movies, wines, or “New York’s best burger,” I admit to...

6/25/26 - High up within the Gran Sasso National Park in Abruzzo between the provinces of Pescara and L’Aquila sits the Valle Reale winery. The Pizzolo family found out about this remote area, including some very special vineyards, from a friend in the late 90's and their first vintage was in 2000. While the Adriatic sea is just a short drive away, the vineyards...

6/23/26 -  This week, we rolled out the first round of our Summer Private Collection Grab Bag series. Each offer featured a mix of wines from all over the world, unfortunately for all of us, with many single bottles.  Summer Grab Bag #1 Summer Grab Bag #2 Click on the images above to view the collections!

6/22/26 - It has been such a treat for me to have the chance to showcase the fantastic wines of Jean-Marc Pillot here at Chambers Street Wines. I have worked to try and keep some of these incredible wines on the shelves as often as I can, but due to a mix of limited quantities, and sheer popularity, this has become more and more...

6/21/26 -  As someone who is constantly tasting wine, the simplest yet hardest question I get asked is "What's your favorite wine?" This is surprisingly difficult to answer because there are thousands of grape varieties in Italy alone! My answer tends to change with the seasons, and in June I am typically recommending Ligurian wines for their sea breeze freshness and mineral driven profiles....

6/19/26 -  For many years the team at Chambers Street Wines has been offering the beautiful Saint-Romains from Domaine Henri & Gills Buisson, and for a few years now we have also highlighted their Bourgogne Blanc and Rouge whenever we can get our hands on them! I am excited to showcase the 2024 vintage of these amazing wines. Between the excellent farming, thoughtful winemaking, and...

6/18/26 -  Just about 20 years ago, I attended a wine tasting in a beautiful public garden in Budapest. The wines were relatively uniform. Most of the reds were full-bodied and most of the whites were crisp and simple, with a heavy leaning towards international varieties. I asked a winemaker if their wines were organic and they replied "Yes, it comes from the earth,...

6/17/26 -  As I was looking through some of my past offers on Austrian wine, I was a bit shocked to realize that during all my time here, I have included wines of Nikolaihof in themed offers or kept a few wines on the shelves, but have never given them the spotlight they deserve. As one of the most historically rich wineries in the...