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2/18/2025 >>> View Wines Here <<<

2/17/2025 Amongst the villages in the Cote d’Or, one that is often overlooked is the Cote de Nuits-Villages. The vineyards that lie at the north (Brochon and Fixin bordering Gevrey-Chambertin) and southern points of the Cote de Nuits (Comblanchien, Corgolin, and Premeux bordering Nuits-Saint-Georges). The winemakers highlighted today, Antoine Lienhard and Alix Millot of Domaine Jean-Marc Millot are making their wines from the Cote...

2/15/2025 Since the 2005 vintage we have been happily offering the delicious Burgundies of Vincent Rapet, now joined by his son Robin. Not exactly young superstars, the family has been producing wine since 1765! Based in Pernand-Vergelesses, Rapet Père et Fils produces wines in Pernand-Vergelesses, Savigny-les-Beaune, Corton and Chorey-les-Beaune. While the grand crus here are superb - a 1985 Corton tasted in 2011 was...

2/13/2025 It seems that winter is not going away anytime soon, so here is a hearty collection of Rhône wines, North and South, to keep you warm over the next few months, or to cellar for winters to come… We lead off with a superb wine and a sensational value, the 2021 Dumien-Serrette Cornas "Patou" Vieilles Vignes - $41.39 per bottle on a case...

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2/11/2025 For any celebration, this week and beyond! >>> View Wines Here <<<

2/10/2025 In the most simple manner Bastian Wolber can be described as everything great happening with new wave Burgundy. But his story is definitely not simple, and nowhere near traditional when it comes to vignerons in Burgundy. Bastian was born in Staufen im Breisgau, Germany and after studying Economics and German Tax Law he switched gears with the drive to create, explore, and work...

2/7/2025 Hofgut Falkenstein is one of the great estates of German wine. When Chambers Street Wines first offered these wines in 2007, they were unknown in the United States. Now, the wines made by Erich and Johannes Weber are almost universally celebrated. Today we are pleased to offer limited quantities from the outstanding 2023 vintage. Read on for more information on this remarkable, idiosyncratic...

2/6/2025 >>> View Wines Here <<<

2/5/2025 Relative to the arguably excessive amount of old Nebbiolo that I’ve been indulged in, I don’t have a lot of experience with mature Sangiovese. One of the first wines that I tasted on a due-diligence basis for Chambers Street when we opened in 2001 was 1964 Badia a Coltibuono Chianti Classico; my low expectations were far exceeded by a beautiful and delicate wine...

2/4/2025 Great news for Chenin Blanc fans as new shipments have just arrived from Julien Pinon, François Chidaine and Domaine du Closel! Domaine Julien Pinon My wife and I had the good fortune to taste at Domaine Pinon with Julien's grandfather, Claude, in 1981, including a sip of 1959 Moelleux which had been opened for a birthday! This of course led us to return...

2/3/2025 I plan to keep this email brief today as the wines on offer today need little introduction. We have compiled a short list of some of our favorite wines from Meursault and nearby (hence “mostly” Meursault) and have discounted them! We want you all to be enjoying some of the best White Burgundies there are to offer and to do so with no...

2/1/2025 [The Brea vineyard where the Brovia's Dolcetto and Barolo wines are produced from.] It is no secret that we are fans of the incredible wines from the humble duo of Alex Sanchez and Elena Brovia of the eponymous estate in Castiglione Falleto. So when I was invited to a seminar at Rosenthal's office featuring their current offerings I was eager to hear all...

1/31/2025 [David Moreau at his Domaine (Photo: Becky Wasserman)] When I first began my career in wine I immediately gravitated towards the wines of David Moreau. They were (and still are) some of the best bang for your buck when it comes to premier cru red burgundy in the Cote d’Or. David Moreau has been making his own wines in Santenay since 2009. After...

1/30/2025 >>> View Wines Here <<<