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5/30/26 -    There is a lot of great wine in today's offer of new arrivals and returning favorites - to give you an idea, here are the producers in alphabetical order: Batardière, Boudignon, Boulay, Chidaine, Delrieu-Ducleux, Delmée, Landron, Pépière, Pinon and Tabordet!A few notes: We're very excited to have a refreshingly vibrant current vintage of the Jo Landron Muscadet "Amphibolite" back in the store!...

5/29/26 -  Un repas sans vins c'est une journée sans soleil... A meal without wine is a day without sunshine. Some folks might agree or disagree, but if you're reading this newsletter, then you're most likely part of the former group! So we begin two days of sunshine in the form of back to back French new arrival emails. Today jumps around the map...

5/28/26 -  This Spring there has been a wave of incredible Italian wines landing in New York. Today's offer is a mixed bag of new arrivals, restocks, and new vintages of perennial favorites.Continue reading for the new arrivals I am most excited about from Marco Pezzuto, Valfaccenda, Roagna, Nervi-Conterno, and Fuso. Head to the full collection below to see additional wines on sale including...

5/27/26 -  I am incredibly excited to introduce the first arrivals of the 2025 vintage from Germany with the wines of two of our favorite producers in the Mosel: Julian Haart and Weiser-Künstler. The 2025 growing season began early and was vigorous. Fortunately the late frosts of 2024 did not occur! The summer was warm and sunny which pushed development early, some rain required...

5/26/26 -  A gem of a collection from Gentaz to La-La's, outstanding wines that have been excellently stored. Click on the image above to view the collection!

5/22/26 -  Before a recent trip to Champagne of all the producer visits planned, I was most excited to see Champagne Gallois-Bouché. The wines were very new to the U.S. from just a few months before and I hadn't gotten the opportunity to taste the wines. Leaving France I had a much better grasp and admiration for these stunning Champagnes from Vertus, but sadly...

5/21/26 -  With an abundance of incredible wine in the US, it's rare when a new winery you've never heard of stops you in your tracks. This is what happened with San Barnaba, and I am thrilled to have two bottlings, 2023 Timorasso and 2024 Langhe Nebbiolo available today at Chambers Street.The circumstances that brought this project to life are a perfect storm for...

5/20/26 -  This week we had two private collections, one exploring early vintages of iconic California estates, including the first vintages of Opus One amongst the gems. The second offer was a large collection featuring First Growths and Premier Crus from Bordeaux and Burgundy! A Stash of Stateside Stalwarts A Barrage of Bordeaux and Burgundy Click on either (or both) images above to view...

5/18/26 -  I know that I am not alone when it comes to getting caught up in the excitement of some villages in Burgundy over others, but during a recent tasting I tried a fantastic Marsannay from Domaine Sirugue (highlighted today) for the first time and was so pleasantly reminded of how delicious wines from this northern village are. A wine that is ready...

5/17/26 -  With Memorial day just around the corner, we asked our staff what wine they are bringing to their holiday barbeques next weekend and the results are below! We have highlighted some of our favorites but click "view the wines" to see a comprehensive list of our recommendations that will get the party started all summer long! Stein 2024 Riesling der Traubenflusterer 1LWhat...

5/16/26 -  The Rosa Rugosas may not be blooming yet, but they will soon, which means that it's time to stock up on delicious Real Rosés for spring and summer enjoyment! We're not talking about those insipid rosés with the cute names and fancy bottles, we mean real wines from small estates, practicing great farming and slow wild yeast fermentations, creating subtle, complex wines...

5/15/26 -  Arnot-Roberts have been making some of the most exciting and expressive wines in California since they began in 2001, utilizing many of the state’s most unique and often extreme vineyard sites and coaxing an almost magical sense of purity out of these sacred vines. Childhood friends growing up in Napa, Duncan Arnot Meyers and Nathan Lee Roberts manage to perfectly straddle the...

5/14/26 -  We are so fortunate at Chambers Street to be able to meet and taste with our favorite winemakers! Andrea Sottimano visited the store back in March and we sampled through pre-arrivals of his 2023 Barbarescos as well as some back vintages. The wines are finally here, and we are so excited to share 11 bottlings spanning various vineyard sites and vintages. I found...

5/13/26 -  This week we featured two fun collections, one a hodgepodge of French wines from the Loire Valley to the Jura and beyond, the other a fascinating lineup of fortified wines - Ports, Madeiras and some extra throw-ins.  Vins de France Fortify your Collection! Click on the images above to view the collections!  

5/11/26 -  I was truly excited this past week to get to attend a masterclass and tasting with none other than Fanny Sabre herself. As someone who has proudly served and offered her wines for years now, I was thrilled to be able to meet her and hear firsthand about her experiences and opinions. Fanny's wines are no stranger to our shelves as our...