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Subscriber Special: 


Stellar Salvioni:  


Amazing Avinyo:

The Pride of Penedès 



Producer Spotlight:

Crowley Wines  



Schatzel:

Tiffany Blue Treasures

 

Collectors Corner: 

Vega Sicilia

 

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2017 Scavino Barolo 

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Scavino is one of the truly great estates in Barolo, a region with no shortage of famous names. Despite a recent trend towards a more traditional approach, the wines still skew modernist.

 

Pierre Bourée:
Vinopolis Super Sale

Featured New Arrivals:
Winery-Cellared Releases from Evesham Wood & Haden Fig

New Week – New Arrivals Including:
Delas, Vajra, Dal Forno, Lopez de Heredia & more!

2018 Scavino
Arriving in July

  

Pierre Bourée:

Vinopolis Super Sale

Looking for a Burgundy that walks the line between elegance and extraction? Look no further than the wines of Pierre Bourée Fils. Though they might not be a household name, it is one of the many historic producers headquartered in the venerable village of Gevrey-Chambertin.  With a history dating back to the mid-19th century, Pierre Bourée has grown its profile through shrewd purchases, including the acquisition of Clos de la Justice (a monopole) as well as a small plot of Premier Cru Les Champeaux, both in Gevrey-Chambertin.

In This Newsletter:

Best of Germany: Vineyard Series
The Nahe’s Paradiesgarten

G.D. Vajra’s Crown Jewel and Sister label: Baudana

Grand Port Offer:
Royally good deal worthy of a Windsor

Sauvy for Summer: 
Sauvignon Blanc Selections! 

Clouet’s Classic Champagnes

Varied Vermouths 

Collector’s Corner:  
Chalky Mountain High 
Vatan’s Benchmark Sauvignon Blanc

Best of Germany: Vineyard Series

The Nahe’s Paradiesgarten
 

Interested in a style of Riesling that combines the elegance and minerality of the Mosel and the heft of the Rheingau? In spite of being one of the smallest growing districts in the country, the new generation of producers has jockeyed international attention from stalwarts like the Mosel. The Nahe is one of the most compelling growing regions in the entire country for a multitude of factors.

In This Newsletter:

Best of Germany: Vineyard Series
Ürziger Würzgarten

Trending Rose: 
Spanish Selections 

Drappier and their Heart of Gold

Soothsayer of Swartland: 
Johan Meyer’s Mother Rock wines 

Perrier-Jouët: Belle Epoque

High Sierra Gredos:

Telmo Rodriguez wines 

Collector’s Corner 
Dominio Pingus: 
The Rachmaninov of Ribera

Best of Germany: Vineyard Series

Ürziger Würzgarten
 

Easily the most famous of the Mosel’s sub- regions is Bernkastel or Middle Mos. Called the “heart” of the Mosel Valley; it is the most planted in terms of acreage and also production. Some of Germany’s most famous vineyards are nested in this area including Ürziger Würzgarten, Bernkasteler Doctor, and Wehlener Sonnenuhr. The confluence of slope and refraction create a richer and fuller bodied style of Riesling that defines the area and also acts as a measuring rod for the rest of the country.