In Today’s Newsletter:

Spring Subscriber Specials
Rosé Edition

Giacomo Fenocchio’s Traditional Barolos

Super Subscriber Special
A Fantastic Rhône Value from Famille Perrin

Oregon’s Smartest Buy?
Cameron Arley’s Leap Pinot Noir

Pierre Gimonnet’s Pristine Blanc de Blancs

Top Picks from the Rhône
$50 – $70

Collector’s Corner
Chézeaux’s Affordable 2017 Burgundies

 

Spring Subscriber Specials

Rosé Edition

France

In Stock Now & Priced to Move:

Domaine Les Grands Bois Côtes du Rhône Cuvée Les Trois Soeurs Rosé 2019 750ML ($19.95) Was $16 Now $11.90, 36+ bottles in stock now
Importer note “Grenache & Carignan on chalky clay. Organic. Ripe strawberry, raspberry and a hint of licorice. Full body with a long and blanaced finish.”
Vinopolnote “A peppy blend of Grenache and Carignan from a certified organic estate.”

In This Newsletter:

Back-Vintage Arrivals from Cayuse
Limited Quantities Won’t Last Long

Kruger-Rumpf
Stunning Terroir-Driven Riesling

Staff Favorites from the Rhône
All $35 – $50

The Timeless Wines of Rioja
CVNE, Murrieta & Muga

Alsace’s Best Value?
Albert Mann’s Thrilling Pinot Gris

Back-Vintage Arrivals from Cayuse

Limited Quantities Won’t Last Long

Cayuse is one of the most in-demand wineries in North America, producing wines from both Rhône and Bordeaux varieties that are among the finest in the world and selling them almost exclusively through their mailing list. Even if you wanted to buy their wines directly off that list, you’d be looking at a long wait before getting an opportunity—so this is a rare treat.

We’re always on the hunt for more of these hyper-rare bottlings—and this set of wines is a prime example of why they’re so exciting.

In Today’s Newsletter:

Alzinger: Hidden Star of the Wachau

Two Exceptional Bordeaux Values
L’Hêtre & Saint Jacques de Siran

Smart Buys from the Rhône
$25 – $35

Oregon’s Best Value?
Biggio Hamina’s Site-Expressive Pinot Noir

Collector’s Corner #1
Duval-Leroy’s Rare Femme de Champagne

Collector’s Corner #2
Four 100-Point Bordeaux Reds

 

Alzinger: Hidden Star of the Wachau

The beauty of Austria is something to experience, but there is one area that truly stands out, both for its charm and the amazing wine: the Wachau. This is where you’ll find legends like F.X Pichler and Weingut Knoll within strolling distance of one another. And there is little doubt that having Knoll across the street, creating one of the most iconic white wines in the world, inspired a young Leo Alzinger.