Weekend VinopolPick 3-24-18
In Today’s Newsletter:
Ciacci Piccolomini’s Brilliant Brunello
Big Scores from Vinous for 2016 Beaujolais
New: Flat Rate Shipping to DC Through April!
New Arrivals From:
Montevertine, AJ Adam, Orin Swift and More
—plus the start of Rosé Season!
(Ye) Old (Very Old) Dessert Wines
One Week Left for the March Clearance Sale!
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Featured New Arrival
The Brilliant 2011 Ciacci Piccolomini Brunello
Ciacci Piccolomini is a top tier Brunello producer—there’s no doubt about that. They produce wines that are sought after by serious connoisseurs—they have power, grace and ageability (in short, all the things you would look for in good Brunello). That’s without regard to price, as well—even if the cost of the bottles doubled overnight, there would still be significant demand for the wines.

Moet’s Grand Vintage bottling sits a tier below Dom Perignon and above their ubiquitous NV bottlings. Despite the incredible jump in quality from the low-end stuff, it’s much less expensive than Dom. The price we were able to secure on this was incredible, as well, compounding the relative value of the bottling. For not much more than the Imperial, you can enjoy the Grand Vintage, at least until we run out—we’re not likely to score this sort of pricing again any time soon!
E. Pira & Figli Chiara Boschis Dolcetto d’Alba, Piedmont 2014 750ML ($21.95) $14 March Clearance Sale special, only 13 bottles available!
The March Clearance Sale rolls on, with a special treat today—all three 2016 single vineyard Sec’s from Domaine Huet. These are some of the most profound dry white wines in the world and a bargain at full price. At these clearance prices, well…these are no-brainers if we ever saw them.