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10/5/26 -  I will be honest, I am quite over the idea that I need to compare German Pinot Noir and Chardonnay to Burgundy in order to get people to try them. But, if you are like me and are tired of watching the prices rise in Burgundy and are looking for high quality Chardonnay and Pinot Noir to drink this fall and for...

10/4/26 -  Today's offer contains our favorite wines of the Southern Rhône, back from their summer vacation, as well as some brilliant newcomers, both for long-term cellaring and for immediate enjoyment!First some great Châteauneuf-du-Papes including some of the very best wines of the excellent 2023 vintage:2023 Saint Théodoric "les Sablons" - From sandy soils near Pignan and Rayas, this beautiful wine always shows great...

10/3/26 -  It’s that time of year again, as the first pangs of autumn winds poke through our newly donned sweaters and the trees begin to drop their leaves, much as we shed our spent summer skin and shift into all things cozy, hearty and comforting. It’s time to trade in that cold brew for a hot latte, to pull those boots out of...

10/2/26 - It's very exciting to taste through a lineup of wines and see such a clear identity and focus across all cuvees. This excitement is only stronger when the work the vigneron is doing in the vineyard and the cellar is so intentional and thoughtful. Oh, and did I mention this is all Champagne?This is by no means the first time we have...

10/1/26 -  Wines from Serralunga are some of our favorites for their bold and charming character, depth, and herbaceousness. A heavier presence of limestone in the soil crafts more muscular wines with great aging potential; it's no coincidence that some of the top estates in Barolo are situated in Serralunga. Today we are featuring two of our longtime favorite growers, Ferdinando Principiano (photo above)...

9/30/26 -  This week we offered two private collections. First a wonderful collection of Bordeaux, highlighted by a handful of aged Sauternes, and including some great reds from all over the region. Second, a "Grab bag" of interesting wines from all over the world. Click on the images below to view the collections! Private Collection: Sweet, sweet Bordeaux Private Collection: Grab Bag #8 

9/28/26 -  When it rains, it pours and I do not just mean the nor'easter that hit New York this past weekend. The temps have dropped and we have switched out glasses of rosé for soulful, heart warming White and Red Burgundies, which is great because right now it is "pouring" Burgundy here at Chambers Street Wines. Some of the true greats are about...

9/27/26 -  Mount Etna is one of the most fascinating and exciting wine regions in Italy. There are many top estates, some that existed before Etna's early 2000's wine renaissance and some that moved into the area during that time. Now the region is in a sweet spot, with a fun diversity of growers who stood the test of time and are releasing consistently...

9/26/26 -  We're proud to offer an oustanding line-up of wines from the Northern Rhone, featuring the excellent 2023s from Vignoble Levet, Domaine Lionnet and Guillaume Gilles, imported by our friend Neal Rosenthal, as well as recent vintages from Franck Balthazar, Dumien-Serrette, Mickael Bourg, Domaine du Coulet, Maison Stéphan and Domaine Rousset.The new releases from 2023 are the product of a difficult growing season...

9/25/26 -  A change in seasons always entails other changes, and this Fall is no different. Along with the shift in the food we eat, clothes we wear, and things we do, we also see changes in the wines we’re drinking. Thankfully, the Fall always sees a swath of new releases targeted towards quenching people’s thirst for something seasonal. Today’s offer highlights wines from...

9/24/26 -  Carsten Saalwächter might very well be the rising star of the Rheinhessen, and he's acheiving this all while staying far away from Riesling. In an area that was once so cold that grapes struggled to reach ripeness, he is thriving, and making Silvaner, Weisser Burgunder, Grauerburgunder, and Chardonnay in an almost Burgundian quality. I have seen an array of people compare his...

9/23/26 -  This week we featured two private collections, one a veritable who's who of vintage Burgundy covering several decades, the other an impressive list of vintage Ports and Spanish wines. Click the images below to view the collections... Burgundy Equinox   Port Weather

9/21/26 -  Today we are shining a light on a series of hills called the Colli Tortonesi in southeast Piemonte where the region meets Liguria and Lombardia. This area is most well-known for Timorasso but is also the native home of Barbera. Timorasso is having a moment of popularity now, but its history stretches back to the 14th century. We must give credit to...

9/20/26 -  I will keep things brief here, as the wines of Pascal and Ambroise Agrapart need very little introduction We have proudly carried their fabulous Champagnes whenever available and today are welcoming our newest restock which includes some new additions to their sought after lineup! The estate was founded in 1894 in Avize, the heart of the Cote de Blancs and today it...

9/19/26 -  For lovers of Chenin Blanc and Pineau d’Aunis (I know there are a few of you out there!), this is a particularly exciting email, as we have a plethora of incredible dry Chenins and some ripping Pineau d’Aunis from many of our favorite producers in the Loire, both established names and exciting up-and-comers. Of particular note are the newly arrived vintages from...