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9/26/25 -  I love any excuse to talk about Nicoletta Bocca of San Fereolo. Luckily, the 2017 vintage of her flagship wine, also named 'San Fereolo', was just released as well as her ‘Austri Barbera 2016’, ‘Il Provinciale Nebbiolo 2019’ and ‘1593 Dolcetto 2012’. She makes some of my favorite wines in Piemonte. Just South of Barolo lay her patchwork of biodynamically farmed vineyards,...

9/25/25 -  Angela Osborne has been making some of the most ethereal, compelling wines of Grenache since she started A Tribute to Grace in 2007, and with each vintage she shows how varied and unique the varietal can be through the lens of her growing number of single vineyard examples from across Santa Barbara County and beyond. For a grape that is often thought...

9/22/25 -  Clément Boillot might have received the best education there is to offer in Burgundy. As the son of Ghislaine Barthod and Louis Boillot, Clément grew up amongst his mother’s legendary Chambolle-Musigny domaine, as well as his fathers which has vines throughout the Cote d’Or. In 2010 the Boillot-Barthod family purchased 10 parcels in Beaujolais of old vines. With both of his parents...

9/20/25 -  Domaine Huet 2018 - 20242024 in the Loire Valley is a vintage of tiny yields, with a trifecta of "filage" and "couloure" limiting the fruit set in the spring and an endless battle with mildew all year long. Vouvray was particularly hard hit with Julien Pinon reporting good luck at losing only 40% of his crop, while Domaine Huet lost 85 to...

9/19/25 -  Today, we’re excited to present a selection of wines from two exceptional winemakers, Goyo Garcia Viadero and Alfredo Maestro, whose meticulous work brings to life vivid expressions of Ribera del Duero. Over the past 20-odd years, these two have championed low-intervention winemaking in the region, reimagining a land spoiled with old vines and high altitudes. Beyond being standouts for their approaches to...

9/18/25 -  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...

9/17/25 - Today's offer aims to highlight the exceptional 2021 vintage in Piemonte, from Barolo and Barbaresco to Barbera, along with a special Timorasso from 2016 that we couldn't resist including! In a region with so many crus, each one rich with its own story, there is an endless amount to know and taste; so today's offer is meant to honor even the tiniest...

9/16/25 -  A variety of wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Rhone, Jura and Loire. CLICK ON THE IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW THE WINES! 

9/15/25 -  It seems like the last name Morey is synonymous with Burgundy. With that, it can sometimes be confusing to follow along. Sylvain Morey is the brother of Caroline Morey (wife of Pierre-Yves Colin) and the son of Jean-Marc Morey. In 2014 Jean-Marc Morey was dissolved and split up between Sylvain and Caroline making what was a small family domaine much smaller! Working...

9/13/25 -  Today we're excited to offer a slew of new arrivals from some of our favorite Loire Valley estates. Back by popular demand are the wines of Lise and Bertrand Jousset (pictured above), mostly from vines in and around Montlouis-sur-Loire. We are big fans of every wine they bottle, from their exquisite sparkling wines to their complex, single parcel Chenin Blancs. Along with...

9/12/25 -  Today's NARF (New Arrivals Returning Favorites) brings back some of Chambers longest adored wines from Monte Bernardi, as well as Montenidoli, Punset, Muri Gries and Piemaggio. A mostly Tuscan leaning NARF with a sprinkle of Alto Adige and Piemonte. -Monte Bernardi- Michael Schmelzer has run the winery since his family purchased the property in 2003, and doing so biodynamically and organically. Located...

9/11/25 -  Too often the smaller, less flashy villages in the Cote de Beaune go overlooked. Maybe it isn't such a bad thing since it means that I get to offer out the exceptional white and red Burgundies from producers like Domaine Dujardin. Although these are possibly wines you haven't heard about- the value here is huge! Sandwiched up in the combe between Volnay...

9/10/25 - A small collection of wines from North and South America as well as Spain and Portugal. CLICK ON IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW COLLECTION!

9/9/25 -  As with so much in my love for Barolo,  I have to thank Gregory Dal Piaz for introducing me to Lorenzo Accomasso. I was lucky to visit several times with Accomasso, each time an invigorating and also an exhausting experience. He liked to talk, and talk, and talk; often I found him hard to follow – my Italian is so-so, and he...

9/8/25 -  Today is Abruzzo day at Chambers: featuring three exciting producers. If you're hunting for an everyday bottle for dinner, or an age-worthy bottle for a special occasion- there is something for everyone. These three producers, Emidio Pepe, Amorotti, and Tiberio all represent this beautiful land, with the rugged Apennines to the West, the Adriatic Sea to the East and rolling hills in...