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9/7/2024 It has been my intention to write an email about unfortified Palomino from the Sherry region for several years. I can't explain why it hasn't happened until now, but I'm glad that I "waited" (or just never got around to it), as the timing could not be better. There are only a handful of producers focused on making unfortified, and in most cases,...

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9/5/2024 It's always a special day when we get to write about wines made by someone truly close to us, in this case, a dear friend who enriched our lives while she was in New York City, and who went on to champion real wine at Restaurant Candide in Montreal before winding up in Austria and settling down in Germany, where she now makes...

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9/3/2024 Although 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 at Pinots from different regions in Germany, where...

8/29/2024 We'll keep today's email brief, as many of you may be gearing up for travel or at least preparing to "disconnect" over the holiday weekend while connecting with friends and family. Henri & Gilles Buisson is an estate in Burgundy that we are big fans of. They are in Saint-Romain, not in the shadows but rather casting shadows on Meursault and Montrachet from...

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8/24/2024 There will still be tiny allocations from grower Champagne houses that should arrive in time for December and the New Year, but we did just receive shipments from Bérèche, Marie-Courtin, and Agrapart that may not be replenished (if at all) until the very end of the year. These are all estates that Chambers Street Wines has been championing since the beginning, and we're...

8/23/2024 If you've had wines from Marc Angeli (Ferme de la Sansonniere), Stephane Bernaudeau or Richard Leroy, you might be familiar with the magical combination of Chenin Blanc grown on the schist soils of Anjou Noir. Named for the dark black or blue schist that populates the western part of Anjou, the region was more known for sweet wines up until the past 30...

8/22/2024 A potpourri of wines from France, Italy and Spain. Cheers!! >>> View Wines Here <<<

8/21/2024 On the heels of our offer of a superb private collection of Vouvray from Domaine Huet, we are happy to offer the just released 2023 vintage wines from this great estate, along with a few older wines and the delicious 2019 Petillant! 2023 was a difficult vintage for vignerons throughout France with alternating bouts of heat and rain, but conditions were especially difficult...

8/20/2024 We didn't want to be the ones to declare it the End of Summer, but what the heck... it is late August already. We'll likely still have some warm weeks in September, as the Fall doesn't really kick in as quickly as it used to, so why not stretch out the Summer vibes with some bottles of Chablis!? We already had an inkling...

8/19/2024 [Marie & Vincent Tricot (photo from Le Caveau)] Over the years, the natural wine world has been developing a thirst for wines from the Auvergne, a rural region nestled in the center of France, with Clermont-Ferrand as its major city. The area is known to most French people as a great region for camping, and cheese. Indeed, the mountain ranges, and over 300...

8/17/2024 I’ve had enormous shoes to fill over the last couple of years, stepping into an interim role keeping Champagnes stocked at Chambers Street and maintaining our dedication to grower Champagnes from producers who, in the shadows of industrial negociants, focused on terroir and minimal intervention, and paved the way for an artisanal wine movement in the historied region. To some degree, I have...

8/16/2024 Today we present the beautiful 2022 vintage from La Perdida, the project of Nacho Gonzalez, from rustic and magical vineyards in Galicia, Spain. There have been times that we've recommended aging one or two of Nacho's wines when we sent out a newsletter, but these '22s are positively singing, with elegant tannins and pure fruit. Of course, some time in the cellar for...