In Today’s Newsletter:


National Best Price
Maggy Hawk’s Impressive Jory Hills Pinot

New Price Drops from France

Familia Nin-Ortiz
New Subscriber Specials & Case Pricing

More Specials from California, Italy & Spain

Paitin: Top Level Barbaresco at Mid-Level Pricing
Now Even Lower

Staff Pick
Fèlsina’s Timeless Chianti Classico

Collector’s Corner
Sérafin: Gevrey-Chambertin’s Best Kept Secret?




National Best Price

Maggy Hawk’s Impressive Jory Hills Pinot

In Today’s Newsletter:

Subscriber Special #1
Santa Duc’s Regal Gigondas & Châteauneuf

Burgundy’s Top Value?
The Wines of Domaine Collotte

Subscriber Special #2
San Román’s Powerful Tinto

New Arrival from Maggy Hawk
Lands Friday

Top Sellers from Italy & France
Restocked

Subscriber Special #1

Santa Duc’s Regal Gigondas & Châteauneuf

Gigondas is the finest source of value for profound wine in the Rhône. The top estates deliver wines that compete with the very best wines of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, but at prices that are a fraction of their peers. Our Subscriber Special today, Santa Duc, is one of the very best in the region. 

Santa Duc is perhaps the only estate who can match Saint Cosme as the “Most Important Winery in Gigondas”.

In Today’s Newsletter:


Subscriber Special
Bibi Graetz’s 100-Point Testamatta

The World’s Best Vermentino?
Abbatucci’s Faustine Blanc Priced to Move

Marcus Goodfellow’s Flagship Wines
Restocked

Priorat’s Leading Light
Familia Nin-Ortiz

Vie di Romans’ World-Class Whites

Col D’Orcia: Brunello Star

A Top Value Super Tuscan
Sette Ponti’s 2017 Crognolo

Collector’s Corner
Aldo Conterno: Barolo’s Modern Master

Subscriber Special

Bibi Graetz’s 100-Point Testamatta

Testamatta, which means “crazy head” in Italian, is a nod to Bibi Graetz’s eccentricity. A creative and passionate man, Graetz crafts some of Italy’s most impressive wines at his self-described Casamatta (“crazy house”). But don’t be fooled by Graetz’s self-deprecating humility, one taste of his wines will shatter any illusions that these are humble plonk. The brilliance of the wine suggests that there surely must be a method to the madness.

In Today’s Newsletter:


Taste Latour for Under $100

Staff Recommended, Attractively Priced
Oregon Pinot Noir

Volpaia’s Perennial Tuscan Favorites

Staff Pick
The Other Side of Sauvignon

Selbach-Oster: Grand, Yet Affordable

The King of Wines
Oddero’s Majestic Barolo

Valdeorras: Spain’s Lost Great Region

Spring into Spring Subscriber Special
Mirabeau’s 2019 Côtes de Provence Rosé

Taste Latour for Under $100

Château Latour is one of the storied properties of the wine world—with prices to match. What’s a wine lover to do if they want to taste some of the fabled wine but don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars? Look to the second and third wines of the estate. 

We have national best prices on two vintages of “Le Pauillac de Château Latour,” the declassified bottling from the famed producer.