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10/19/24 - Once again, Champagne André Beaufort has made wines from their small stock of older vintages available to Chambers Street, this time including every vintage of Polisy Brut or Brut Nature (except 2001) from 1999 to 2010! Also on offer today are more recent vintages including 2014, 2016, 2019 and NV base 2022 from both Polisy and Ambonnay. (This will be the last...

10/18/24 - Fratelli Alessandria is a historic and beloved winery in the village of Verduno. The estate, initially known as Fratelli Dabbene, traces its first commercial wine release back to 1830. Verduno has always played an important role in wine production, contributing to what we think of and love as Barolo today. Barolo had been a rustic, semi-sweet wine that did not keep or...

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10/15/2024 As seen in the picture above, Domaine de Bagnol in Cassis is a pure paradise of vineyards surrounded by mountains on 3 sides and the sea on the other (out of sight to the right). The climate is surprisingly fresh due to the winds that blow regularly keeping out diseases and promoting organic viticulture, with low humidity and heaps of sunshine whilst temperatures...

10/14/2024 [Fanny Sabre (Wine Source Group)] I am really excited today to bring to you an incredible lineup of wines from Fanny Sabre, and with some quantity too! Fanny's wines are precise, elegant, and showcase at the highest level what natural winemaking can truly be in Burgundy. In preparation for beginning my role at Chambers Street Wines, I spent some time creating a list...

10/12/2024 Originally intended as an introduction of a brand new estate, Domaine Reveille from the Roussillon, this weekend's newsletter has now grown to slightly epic proportions! We are very excited to share the Reveille wines with our customers around the country, but after tasting new arrivals from Clos Fantine and Mas Coutelou, and drinking bottles from Danjou-Bannessy and Cyril Fhal (Clos du Rouge Gorge/Hors...

10/11/2024 [Vines at Chateau d'Arlay] We can’t help but think of the Jura as the days get cooler. From this tiny region, earthy Vin Jaune and punchy, brandy-enhanced Macvin are two specialties, but it's the dry, fresh ouillé styles of many whites and reds that have brought it increased attention over the last several decades. Today we’re highlighting a few truly dynamic producers, offering...

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10/8/24 - We're happy to report that a new shipment has just arrived in NY from from Domaine de la Chevalerie in Bourgueil, including beautiful wines from the great 2014 and 2015 vintages, to drink now and for further cellaring! This is one of our favorite estates in France, producing beautiful Cabernet Francs on the superb clay/limestone terroirs of Benais. Laurie and Emmanuel Caslot...

10/7/24 - Many of you might already know and love the wines of Seiichi Saito. He is the man behind the exciting micro-négoce that is Petit-Roy. Here at Chambers St. Wines, we have been singing his praises for years and today I am excited to welcome in a few of our favorite bottlings from 2022! Seiichi moved to Beaune from Japan in 2006 to...

10/4/24 - Occasionally we come across wines that make us pause and take a moment to reflect, wines that encourage us to slow down and enjoy the myriad beauties of everyday living. The Color Collector wines made by Bethany Kimmel are a perfect example, in some ways profoundly simple and yet through that simplicity containing multitudes. With a narrow focus on Oregon (and some...

10/2/24 - A Private Collection of impeccably stored Chateaneuf-du-Pape wines from a range of producers and vintages. >>> VIEW WINES HERE <<<

9/30/24 - Jean-Marc Pavelot (Photo: Michel Joly for Becky Wasserman Selections) A question that I get asked regularly as a wine professional is “how do you find value in Burgundy?” It's an age-old question and the answer can change constantly. Today I will skip the long answer and go to the quick and fast response: I believe there is value in Burgundy for all,...