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10/30/2024 Few names are as ubiquitous in the California wine world as Robert Mondavi, and Silver Oak has carved out its own legacy as a benchmark producer in Napa and Alexander Valley over the past 50 years. When it comes to California Cabernet Sauvignon, these are classics. While they may not ring as particularly "cool" or "trendy" wines, having a bottle of old-school Cali...

10/29/2024 A recap with a few new additions of your favorites Thanksgiving choices of Beaujolais, Riesling and Champagne! >>> View Wines Here <<<

10/28/2024 "Through a unique collection of grands crus, single-plots and monopoles, some acquired from Jo Pithon, Domaine Belargus explores Anjou through all its micro-climates, using Chenin as its sole instrument. Cultivated in harmony with Nature's biodiversity, Belargus wines bear the singularity of the millenary plots that give birth to them. They express, through each cuvée, a vibrant panorama of Anjou. Rocky outcrops sculpted by...

10/26/2024 Bringing you Gevrey, Marsannay, and Cote de Nuits-Villages from the past decade! In today’s world, we are often seeking out what is new and exciting, the youngest winemaker, the up-and-coming region, but sometimes it can be worth it to stop and look back to those who have chosen to live by the phrase ‘don’t fix what isn’t broken.’ Enter Domaine Joseph Roty: one...

10/25/2024 As seen in the previous article Part 1, the map above doesn’t show all the regions in France where Pinot Noir is grown ( the Jura & Loire to name a few). The idea is more to show how much is grown in Germany for well over 1000 years, being the third largest producer worldwide after the USA and France. We’ll be looking...

10/24/2024 Despite the recent 80-degree temperatures, Fall seems to be here and it's time to enjoy the beautiful Grenache and Syrah-based wines of the Southern Rhone. Today, we're very proud to re-introduce to the US the delicious Biodynamic wines of Domaine Terre des Chardons in the Costieres de Nimes! The estate is located on limestone soils with deep beds of stones from the Rhone...

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10/22/24 - The former owner of these wines had wide-ranging interests and tastes, and didn’t care a fig for trophies. It’s typical that he would have assembled an astute and focused selection of some of the best Madeira. We shared a taste for Madeira – by a long shot my favorite fortified wine, and “certainly the world’s most resilient and longest living wine”.** Madeira...

10/21/24 - Chambers Street Wines is proud to be the exclusive New York retailer for Thomas Boccon Although the name Thomas Boccon is likely new to you, if you’re a lover of Meursault, there is a strong chance you have already enjoyed his winemaking. Thomas is married to Francois Mikulskis’ daughter, Anna and is currently the winemaker at the Mikulski domaine. In addition to...

We are looking forward to welcoming author Laura Gray, who will be signing her book: The Magpie's Guide to Montalcino. Laura has lived in Montalcino for many years, and thus is ideally placed to play the role of informational magpie, collecting history, anecdote, and local lore into this fascinating, charming, and frequently funny book. Not just another wine book, the Magpie's Guide displays Laura's...

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...