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8/6/26 -  I had the pleasure of meeting Florian Gojer (of Franz Gojer) and Simone Pliger (of Kuenhof) in May and have been not-so-patiently waiting for their wines to land in the US. Also in the Spring, a few bottles from Ignaz Niedrist with its cool alpine fruit sparked the idea to put together a full Alto Adige offer! These three small producers are...

8/5/26 -  I just returned from a trip to Portugal where, courtesy of our friends at GK Selections, I had the opportunity to visit an array of great producers across the country. This was an eye-opening experience for me, as regions like Alentejo and the Dão have such unique climates and terroirs, something you can really feel as you travel place to place. The...

8/4/26 -  Another grab bag of goodies form an eclectic collection, with some Chambers Street favorites from Jousset, Baudry, Gonon and more! Click on the image above to view the collection.

8/3/26 -  Wasenhaus needs little introduction, as Chambers Street Wines has been offering these stunning wines since their first vintage in 2016. Nearing almost a decade of making wine together, Christoph Wolber and Alexander Götze have created what is looked to as the standard for Burgundian style wines made in Germany. Strangely enough, the two Germans met in Burgundy each on their own journey...

8/1/26 -  For all of the diversity found across Spain's wine landscape, no region is quite like the Canary Islands. Volcanic soils, Atlantic winds, and some of the oldest own-rooted vines in Europe combine to produce wines that don't really resemble anything else. To start the month of August off on the right foot, we're featuring a producer that's new to the shop, Bodega...

7/31/26 -  If you've shopped at Chambers Street wines over the years and have an affinity for Alsace, the wines of Chantal & Pierre Frick need no introduction. These are benchmark wines of our Alsace section, reflecting a longstanding friendship between the Fricks and the Lillies, dating back to the early 2000s. Staunch representatives and advocates for Biodynamic farming, and greater holistic and spiritual...

7/30/26 -  As we head into August, I continue to look to Sicily to satisfy the desire for bright, sunny, loveable wines. Today's offer covers multiple parts of the island- to the west for Il Censo, south/central for Lamoresca, and then towards the Ionian sea for Mortellito and I Custodi. Whites, oranges, and reds are all featured here ranging from more playful to more...

7/29/26 -  I am really excited today to be highlighting wines from two incredibly special couples and their eponymous labels: Philip and Rosa Lardot, and Chad Singley and Megan Lyslo. Both couples are working to save the Mosel and are making delicious, singular wines along the way.   Philip Lardot first went to the Mosel in 2013 for a harvest with Clemens Busch and by...

7/28/26 -  Our series of Summer grab bags continues, with selections from the Jura, US and beyond! Click on the image above to view the collection.

7/27/26 -  At this point, I can't exactly pinpoint the first time I tasted the Champagnes from Cazé-Thibaut, but what I can tell you is that I have not stopped drinking them since. Fabien Cazé was pouring at last years La Fete du Champagne in New York, and I was quite excited to be able to taste through his complete lineup for the first...

7/25/27 -  For those who know the wines of Domaine Prieuré Roch, or even the lore of them, you know that they have become harder and harder to find outside of very select restaurants. Today is a rare opportunity to acquire these wines to drink whenever you'd like.If you're not familiar with the estate and the wines, the tl;dr is: Domaine Prieuré Roch was...

7/24/26 -  Today's email celebrates the arrival of a profound and beautiful Chinon, the 2022 Bernard and Matthieu Baudry "Le Clos Guillot!" We first tasted this wine in February 2023 in the Baudry cellar - my notes say "2/3 cement, 1/3 three-year barrel, bright black color, pure, floral, black fruits, vibrant, not heavy, long, beautiful." Tasted again this past February with Matthieu, my notes...

7/23/26 -  Today we have a wide variety of Italian wines. Everything from the northeast with Edi Keber's Collio Bianco, to the Alpine foothills with Casaretti's historic wines, and all the way south to Controcorrente on Mount Etna. While these are the three producers highlighted, there are more gems in the collection like a new Grillo from Arianna Occhipinti and a chillable red from...

7/22/26 -  This week we offered two private collections, one with a Rhône Valley focus, the other a continuation of our "Summer Grab Bag" series, with interesting wines from all over the world.  Private Collection: Summer (Rhone)dezvous Summer Grab Bag #5 Click on the photos above to view the collections

7/20/26 -  It is no secret that we really enjoy the stunning wines of Regis and Quentin Forey here at CSW. I sent out an offer back in November with a huge portion of their lineup, but today I am focusing in on strictly Vosne-Romanée, a village I often don't get to focus on due to the limited quantities and truthfully expensive price tag....