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3/25/2025 Beaujolais Mags! Rhone Favorites! Aged Bordeaux! A little bit of everything, its Madness! >>> View Wines Here <<<

3/22/2015 Our love for French wines - especially from off-the beaten path appellations - is well documented and longstanding. We will often walk customers to the Loire Valley section of the shop for any or all of their requests, but today we are going to skip over France and highlight many new arrivals and returning favorites from other locales, from the west coast of...

3/21/2025 Since 2001, Chambers Street has offered great value Burgundies from lesser known but outstanding producers, most of them certified organic and/or Biodynamic. With prices in the stratosphere, we're making a special attempt today to introduce some inexpensive but truly delicious wines to our Burgundy-loving customers in the hopes that you may experience the superb quality and great character of these true wines of...

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3/18/2025 One of our largest offers in a while, try not to scroll too fast! >>> View Wines Here <<<

3/17/2025 Florent Rouve (Photo: Terrestrial Wine Co.) I’m bringing a slight change to my normal Monday Burgundy email, today Jura meets Burgundy by way of Domaine Rijckaert. Founded by Jean Rijckaert in 1998 after a decade working around the Mâcon, he was able to get 4 hectares of top-quality vines in Viré. Today, Burgundian winemakers such as Theo Dancer, Pierre Vincent Giradin, and many...

3/15/2025 Pictured above: Crozes-Hermitage "Les Picaudières." This steep, terraced vineyard produces wines rivaling Hermitage. We've just received our last shipment of the 2022, which will cellar beautifully for 20 years... We're proud to again offer Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph from Domaine Stéphane Rousset! The Rousset family goes back eleven generations in Erome - Stéphane's great uncle was the legendary Raymond Roure, from whom the Roussets...

3/14/2025 Whenever I look at the label on a bottle of wine, a plethora of questions arise. Who makes this wine, how do they farm, what's the philosophy behind the winemaking, and of course, exactly how good is the wine? One further question arose whenever I saw bottles from Monte Bernardi on the shelves: why do these sell out so fast?!? My curiosity lingered...

3/13/2025 We're very happy to have a new shipment from Domaine Guillemot-Michel arriving in NY. These superb Burgundies from the Maconnais, appellation Viré-Clessé, are truly "unique and magical," expressing not only the beautiful biodynamic farming and living soils but also the deep intelligence and commitment of the family in creating wines that are as pure and natural as possible. Tasting at Guillemot-Michel has been...

3/12/2025 Spotlighting some of our favorite California producers and vineyards. From Ceritas, we have wines from the iconic Peter Martin Ray and Porter Bass Vineyards, Mourvedre from the Evangelho Vineyard by Dirty & Rowdy, as well as a few wines from Hardy Wallace's new project Extradimensional Wine Co. Yeah!, as well as Syrah and Pinot Noir from Radio-Coteau. >>> View Wines Here <<<

3/11/2025 Please go back to the station as many times as you like! >>> View Wines Here <<<

3/10/2025 Magali and Fabien Coche (Photo: Bertrand Leulliette) Previously known as Coche-Bizouard, Fabien Coche is the fourth-generation vigneron of his family Domaine. He began working alongside his father in 1998 and took over in 2005. And yes, before you start to wonder, there is a relation to Coche-Dury. The two were part of the same domain up until 1940 and Raphael (who runs Coche-Dury...

3/7/2025 If there's any phrase in the wine world that could be considered polarizing, "Natural Wine" would probably be it. In certain circles, "new oak" makes people shudder, for others, "orange" gets an immediate thumbs-down, but overall when looking at the wine-world as a whole, the emergence of "natural wine" in the marketplace has led people to stand staunchly on one side or another...

3/6/2025 An assortment of classic Napa producers as well as exciting other wines from all over the state. Oh, and large formats too! >>> View Wines Here <<<

3/5/2025 Spring is coming soon, an ideal time to offer a superb collection of Sancerres, mostly from Chavignol and principally from the steep Kimmeridgian slopes of "Les Monts Damnées." "Les Monts Damnées" from Thomas-Labaille (Jean-Paul Labaille) "Many, many ears ago, after days of fruitless searching for good wine in Sancerre, Joe Dressner and I visited an old vigneron in Chavignol who had made fabulous...