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Wines by The Glass

Sparkling

Featured Non-Vintage Champagne

Pol Roger, "Réserve", BrutI cannot live without Champagne. In victory I deserve it; in defeat I need it. - Sir Winston Churchill There is no better way to mark the end of something truly, monstrously terrible than with a bottle of Champagne. In the mid-20th Century, the British chose to mark the end of World War II with one of the most iconic Champagne producers, Pol Roger. Sir Winston Churchill was such a fan of the house (and personal friend of co-owner Odette Pol-Roger) that his devotion eventually earned him his own eponymous cuvee, the finest ever offered by Pol Roger. We offer this bottling in celebration of the final chapter of our own recent & monstrously terrible global event. Cheers to enjoying life!138

Non-Vintage Champagne

Agrapart, "Terroirs", Extra Brut, NVBin 0088218

Bouchard, "R.D.J. Côte de Bechalin", Blanc de Noirs, BrutBin 0084247

Charles Heidsieck, "Réserve", BrutBin 0005116

Egly-Ouriet, "Tradition", BrutBin 0075251

Egly-Ouriet, "Crayères", Blanc de Noirs, BrutBin 0008499

Jacques Selosse, "Chemin de Châlons", Extra BrutBin 00191212

Jacques Selosse, "Initial", Blanc de Blancs, BrutBin 0010444

Jacques Selosse, "La Côte Faron", Extra BrutBin 0021714

Jacques Selosse, "Le Bout de Clos", Extra BrutBin 0013774

Jacques Selosse, "Les Carelles", Extra BrutBin 0028886

Jacques Selosse, "Les Chantereines", Extra BrutBin 00251306

Jacques Selosse, "Substance", Blanc de Blancs, BrutBin 0012812

Jacques Selosse, "Sous le Mont", Extra BrutBin 0014689

Jean Lallement, BrutBin 0030158

Krug, "Grande Cuvée - 168ème Édition", Brut, NVBin 0089514

Krug, "Grande Cuvée - 169ème Édition", Brut, NVBin 0092531

La Closerie, "Les Béguins", Extra BrutBin 0039313

Pierre Péters "Cuvée de Réserve", Brut, NVBin 0027179

Pol Roger, "Réserve", Brut, NVBin 0001138

Featured Club Trésors

Pierre Gimonnet, Blanc de Blancs, 2014As one of the founding members of the "Special Club," Didier Gimonnet and a handful of other Champagne grower-producers banded together in 1971 to pool marketing resources for their top cuvées—the only way they could compete with the giant Doms and Dames of their world. Gimonnet chooses to highlight Chardonnay in his "Special Club" bottling, making one of the most terroir-driven expressions of citrus and minerality coming out of Champagne.272

Vintage Champagne

Bollinger, "Vielles Vignes Françaises", 2006Bin 00402100

Bouchard, "R.D.J. La Bolorée", Blanc de Blancs, BrutBin 0042306

Bouchard, "R.d.J. La Haute Lemblé", Blanc de Blancs, 2016Bin 0032323

Bruno Paillard, "Nec Plus Ultra", 1999Bin 0041579

Charles Heidsieck, "Blanc des Millénaires", 1983Bin 00961369

Dom Pérignon, 2002Bin 0094701

Dom Pérignon, 2010Bin 0060597

Dom Pérignon, "Pléntitude 3", 1971Bin 00933500

Duval-Leroy, "Femme de Champagne", 1996Bin 0051850

Egly-Ouriet, "Millésime", 2011Bin 0029559

Jacques Lassaigne, "Soprano", Brut Nature, 2012Bin 0073251

Jacques Selosse, "Millésime", Blanc de Blancs, 2007Bin 0054958

Jacques Selosse, "Millésime", Blanc de Blancs, 2009Bin 0046876

Krug, 1998Bin 00551112

Krug, "Clos du Mesnil", Blanc de Blancs, 2004Bin 00571800

Marguet, "Verzenay", Blanc de Noirs, 2015Bin 0020238

Philipponnat, "Clos des Goisses", 2007Bin 0061850

Pierre Paillard, "Maillerettes", Blanc de Noirs, 2015Bin 0007206

Pierre Péters, "Les Chétillons", 2000Bin 0052691

Rare, 2006Bin 0033476

Ruinart, Blanc de Blancs, 1990Bin 00951156

Taittinger, "Comtes de Champagne", 1990Bin 00341234

Vilmart & Cie, "Grand Cellier d'Or", 2014Bin 0023278

Veuve Clicquot, "La Grande Dame", 2008Bin 0066455

White Loire

Featured Loire Valley Wine

Touraine-Chenonceaux, Vignoble Gibault, 2018Think of the region of Touraine-Chenonceaux as a (somewhat more difficult to pronounce) cousin of Sancerre. Although the soils of the former have a bit more gravel than Sancerre, the two regions share a similar type of crumbly limestone, which gives them both an irresistible mineral streak. The main grape--Sauvignon Blanc--is also shared, however the region of Touraine is generally warmer, and therefore produces a slightly rounder, juicier style of wine that is no less enjoyable.71

Saumur

Brendan Stater-West, 2020Bin 064296

Brendan Stater-West, "Brézé", 2018Bin 0641201

Brendan Stater-West, "Les Chapaudaises", 2019Bin 0643161

Château Yvonne, 2018Bin 0511117

Clos Rougeard, "Brézé", 2011Bin 0328598

Clos Rougeard, "Brézé", 2014Bin 0354414

Clos Rougeard, "Brézé", 2015Bin 0348568

Guiberteau, 2005Bin 0644136

Guiberteau, 2007Bin 0599142

Guiberteau, 2010Bin 0588133

Guiberteau, "Brézé", 2015Bin 0645289

Guiberteau, "Brézé-Clos des Carmes", 2015Bin 0332189

Guiberteau, "Bizay-Clos de Guichaux", 2018Bin 0358139

Alsace

Featured Alsatian Wine

Marcel Deiss, Engelgarten, 2016In a region as old as Alsace, where winemaking dates back to the 2nd century, innovation is usually uncommon and at worst, frowned upon. But that's exactly what makes the wines of Marcel Deiss so exciting (and what makes the man himself so controversial). Instrumental in changing Alsatian labeling laws to allow for blends, he believes more in showcasing the unique qualities of vineyards planted with multiple grapes over the individuality of a single grape. This field blend (of Riesling, Pinot Blanc, and other Alsatian varietals) from the sparse, gravelly soils of Engelgarten is a must for any Chablis or dry Riesling lover looking for something new.121

Other Alsatian Wines

Pinot Gris, Marc Kreydenweiss, "Clos Rebberg", 2004Bin 0563111

Pinot Gris, Zind-Humbrecht, "Clos Windsbuhl", 1999Bin 0631161

Riesling, Ostertag, "Clos Mathis", 2013Bin 0519126

Riesling, Trimbach, "Cuvée Frédéric Émile", 1996Bin 0550334

Riesling, Trimbach, "Cuvée Frédéric Émile", 2007Bin 0634197

Riesling, Trimbach, "Cuvée Frédéric Émile", 2011Bin 0521174

Riesling, Trimbach, "Clos Ste. Hune", 1997Bin 0553901

Riesling, Trimbach, "Clos Ste. Hune", 2007Bin 06331008

Riesling, Trimbach, "Clos Ste. Hune", 2009Bin 0632964

Riesling, Trimbach, "Clos Ste. Hune V. Tardive", 1983Bin 05052424

Riesling et al., Marcel Deiss, "1er cru Engelgarten", 2016Bin 0500121

White Burgundy

Featured Premier Cru Saint-Aubin

Benjamin Leroux, "Murgers des Dents de Chien", 2012Experience is lauded in Burgundy, and alternatives rarely exist. Benjamin Leroux was a child wine prodigy who started studying winemaking at just 13 years old. After turning pro, he has gained attention & acclaim for his skill with Chardonnay in the vineyards of Burgundy. While his Grand Cru wines are exemplary, he also makes this wine that showcases the incredible potential of a lesser-known yet still extraordinarily high quality white Burgundy region. St.-Aubin is situated adjacent to the Grand Crus Montrachet & Chevalier-Montrachet. This Premier Cru in particular is the direct neighbor to the Puligny Premier Cru vineyard, Champ Gain, proving that when we expand our scope a little, we may just find some exciting & surprising wines.182

Featured Premier Cru Chablis

Jean-Marc Brocard, Fourchaume, 2019"If you ever needed one, Chablis is the almost perfect manifestation, and proof, of terroir itself" -Peter Dean, 2017 Peter Dean's quote speaks directly to the premier cru vineyard of Fourchaume, one of the most prestigious in Chablis. While most premier cru vineyards are located across the Serein River from the seven Grand Cru vineyards, Fourchaume is located on the same eastern side and even shares the same limestone-clay soils as the Grand Crus. As if that weren't enough, the final wine is in the hands of the impassioned Jean-Marc Brocard, whose years of sustainable farming add even more depth & complexity to the final bottle.129

Premier Cru

Côte de Lechet, Daniel-Etienne Defaix, 2006Bin 1058191

Côte de Lechet, Laurent Tribut, 2017Bin 1018159

Forêts, Domaine Vocoret, 2017Bin 1036117

Fourchaume, Domaine des Malandes, 2018Bin 1366121

Fourchaume, Jean-Marc Brocard, 2019Bin 0913129

Les Lys, Daniel-Etienne Defaix, 2006Bin 1060189

Montée de Tonnerre, Domaine Servin, 2018Bin 1394123

Montée de Tonnerre, Domaine Vocoret, 2017Bin 1204139

Séchet, Louis Michel, 2018Bin 1050128

Vaillons, Jean et Sebastien Dauvissat, "V.V.":, 2017Bin 1028169

Vaillons, Louis Moreau, 2016Bin 1328149

Featured Chablis Producer

Vincent Dauvissat"Terroir is everything." - Vincent Dauvissat. Although wine often attracts the strongly opinionated, one thing all wine lovers can agree on are the two finest producers of Chablis. The following two pages are dedicated to their wines. Up first: Vincent Dauvissat, who gained his reputation with statements like the one above, which showcases his belief in highlighting every bit of minerality his wines gain from their soils. In a region rife with numerous vineyard threats, Dauvissat favors a hands off approach to farming his vineyards-all located in prime locations-and doesn't shy away from vintage variation, making each one of his numerous wines truly distinct. Instead of hiding behind new oak or blending different sites together, he allows each wine shine purely and unencumbered. It's safe to say that unless you've had Dauvissat, you've never had anything like it.

Premier Cru

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2000Bin 1022497

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2002Bin 1420521

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2015Bin 1062221

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2016Bin 1064241

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2017Bin 1206243

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2018Bin 0334246

La Forest, Vincent Dauvissat, 2019Bin 1182248

Séchet, Vincent Dauvissat, 2016Bin 1070239

Séchet, Vincent Dauvissat, 2017Bin 1072212

Séchet, Vincent Dauvissat, 2019Bin 1124242

Vaillons, Vincent Dauvissat, 2014Bin 1012261

Vaillons, Vincent Dauvissat, 2015Bin 1078223

Vaillons, Vincent Dauvissat, 2016Bin 1080243

Vaillons, Vincent Dauvissat, 2017Bin 1286237

Vaillons, Vincent Dauvissat, 2018Bin 0335239

Vaillons, Vincent Dauvissat, 2019Bin 1232247

Featured Chablis Producer

Domaine RaveneauThe only other Chablis producer equal to Vincent Dauvissat in terms of prestige is François Raveneau. His wines gained a cult following decades ago, with wine lovers around the world jumping at the chance to get their hands on any. Domaine Raveneau has barely grown in size since the initial purchase of a handful of small vineyards within the best Premier and Grand Cru land right after the domaine was founded in 1948. Still farmed by François' sons and granddaughter, these small plots combined only equal about eight city blocks and exist on land more coveted than 5th Avenue.

Premier Cru

Butteaux, François Raveneau, 2011Bin 1106698

Butteaux, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 1108681

Butteaux, François Raveneau, 2014Bin 1110847

Butteaux, François Raveneau, 2017Bin 1004698

Forêt, François Raveneau, 2002Bin 1024892

Forêt, François Raveneau, 2008Bin 11521683

Forêt, François Raveneau, 2010Bin 11561321

Forêt, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 1016996

Forêt, François Raveneau, 2014Bin 1114951

Forêt, François Raveneau, 2015Bin 1116793

Montée de Tonnerre, François Raveneau, 1996Bin 1118992

Montée de Tonnerre, François Raveneau, 1999Bin 1120833

Montée de Tonnerre, François Raveneau, 2003Bin 1122689

Montée de Tonnerre, François Raveneau, 2005Bin 11541784

Montée de Tonnerre, François Raveneau, 2011Bin 1126764

Montée de Tonnerre, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 10761359

Monts Mains, François Raveneau, 2011Bin 10841057

Monts Mains, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 10321096

Vaillons, Jean-Marie Raveneau, 1987Bin 11281818

Vaillons, François Raveneau, 2011Bin 10401093

Vaillons, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 10441117

Vaillons, François Raveneau, 2017Bin 1006588

Grand Cru

Blanchots, François Raveneau, 2011Bin 11301115

Blanchots, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 1132894

Les Clos, François Raveneau, 2003Bin 11341551

Les Clos, François Raveneau, 2011Bin 11361432

Valmur, François Raveneau, 1999Bin 1138993

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2003Bin 11401321

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2005Bin 10902411

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2006Bin 11421273

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2007Bin 11461336

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2009Bin 11481209

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2013Bin 1150958

Valmur, François Raveneau, 2017Bin 10101111

Chassagne-Montrachet Premier Cru

François Carillon, 2016Bin 1065326

Abbaye de Morgeot, Pierre Girardin, 2018Bin 1433334

Blanchot Dessus, Morey-Coffinet, 2019Bin 1353388

Cailleret, Vincent Girardin, 2017Bin 1091318

Caillerets, Guy Amiot, 2018Bin 1447294

Caillerets, Vincent & Sofie Morey, 2013Bin 1081268

Caillerets, Vincent & Sofie Morey, 2016Bin 1093254

Champgains, Michel Niellon, 2016Bin 1175264

Champs Gain, Marc Colin, 2013Bin 1069316

Chaumées, Ramonet, 2016Bin 1085366

Chaumées, V & F Joubard, "Clos de la Truffière", 2016Bin 1059231

Chaumées, Vincent Girardin, 2015Bin 1083292

Clos du Caillerets, Ramonet, 2016Bin 1419398

Clos Saint Jean, Guy Amiot, 2014Bin 1079306

Dents de Chien, Thomas Morey, 2015Bin 1183341

La Romanée, Vincent Girardin, 2017Bin 1089321

Maltroie, Heitz-Lochardet, 2016Bin 1067262

Morgeot, Bachey-Legros, "Petite Clos V.V.", 2017Bin 1053218

Morgeot, Ramonet, 2016Bin 1101371

Ruchottes, Ramonet, 2016Bin 1019594

Tête du Clos, Benjamin Leroux, 2017Bin 1191333

Vergers, Bruno Colin, 2016Bin 1077328

Vergers, Fontaine-Gagnard, 2017Bin 1103207

Vergers, Guy Amiot, 2015Bin 1071262

Vergers, Jean-Marc Pillot, "Clos Saint Marc", 2015Bin 1185289

Vergers, Ramonet, 2003Bin 1189444

Meursault Premier Cru

Blagny-La Genelotte, Comtesse de Chérisey, 2018Bin 1203372

Charmes, Roulot, 2014Bin 69991652

Charmes, Xavier Monnot, 2016Bin 1499204

Clos des Bouchères, Roulot, 2015Bin 69911236

Clos des Bouchères, Roulot, 2016Bin 1411971

Goutte d'Or, Comtes Lafon, 2009Bin 1291633

Perrières, Comtes Lafon, 2015Bin 1305889

Perrières, Comtes Lafon, 2016Bin 1307947

Perrières, Roulot, 2014Bin 14013555

Perrières, Roulot, 2015Bin 14033887

Sous le Dos d'Ane, Domaine Leflaive, 2016Bin 1309498

Sous le Dos d'Ane, Domaine Leflaive, 2018Bin 1431614

Featured Corton-Charlemagne

Vincent Girardin, 2013Legend has it that we have eighth Century Roman Emperor Charlemagne, or more precisely, his wife to thank for setting the stage for the delightful white wines from the hill of Corton. She disliked the way red wine stained his white beard, so he ordered the hill of Corton replanted to white grapes for the first time in recorded history. A couple centuries later, Vincent Girardin in the warm 2013 vintage harvested a wonderful wine that has evolved with textures and flavors that earn the status: Grand Cru. If you would like to still stain your beard red we can accommodate as well, as we appreciate you being into that kind of thing.361

Grand Cru Burgundy

Bâtard-Montrachet, Domaine Leflaive, 2000Bin 13511547

Bâtard-Montrachet, Domaine Leflaive, 2017Bin 14231654

Bâtard-Montrachet, Etienne Sauzet, 1999Bin 13571397

Chevalier-Montrachet, Lucien le Moine, 2015Bin 13631474

Corton-Charlemagne, Domaine Ponsot, 2009Bin 1323643

Corton-Charlemagne, Duchet, 2004Bin 1325492

Corton-Charlemagne, Jacques Prieur, 1996Bin 1327698

Corton-Charlemagne, Vincent Girardin, 2013Bin 1331361

Montrachet, Bouchard Père et Fils, 2002Bin 13671741

Montrachet, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 1998Bin 69979003

Montrachet, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2014Bin 69957412

Montrachet, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2017Bin 13877224

Montrachet, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2018Bin 13297898

Montrachet, Domaine des Comtes Lafon, 2015Bin 13732987

Montrachet, Domaine Leflaive, 2017Bin 69937846

Montrachet, Etienne Sauzet, 2000Bin 13771834

Le Montrachet, Vincent Girardin, 2004Bin 13931381

Le Montrachet, Vincent Girardin, 2017Bin 13952121

Rhône White

Featured Rhône White

Romaneaux-Destezet (Hervé Souhaut), Vin de France, 2019This Viognier/Roussanne blend from the Rhône's most up-and-coming producer is a pure example of native varietals grown in some of the finest steep, high-elevation, southeastern-facing slopes right across from the hills of Hermitage. In fact, it's their unusual position there, on the west side of the Rhône River ,that disqualifies the wine from a specific appellation. This doesn't matter to Hervé Souhaut, who is known for the clarity and exuberant minerality of his wines thanks to his hands off, minimal sulphur style. This unique bottling is a treat to anyone on the hunt for a truly terroir-driven wine.98

White Bordeaux

Germany

Featured German Riesling

Ockfener Bockstein, Kabinett, Nik Weiss-St. Urbans-Hof, 2018That's a long string of German words up there. Let's break it down. Nik Weiss is a tiny family-run winery that has been run by three generations of the Weiss family dating back to 1947. Ockfen is a small town on the eastern side of the Saar River, a tributary of the larger and much better known Mosel River. Within Ockfen is a single Erste Lage or Premier Cru vineyard, called Bockstein, where the grapes for this wine are grown. Finally, Kabinett indicates that the Riesling grapes were picked just a touch later than a dry wine, meaning that this wine has a honeyed sweetness balanced by zippy green apple and wet stones.76

Riesling Grosses Gewächs

Dalsheimer Hubacker, Weingut Keller, 2018Bin 0540329

Dalsheimer Hubacker, Weingut Keller, 2019Bin 05871164

Kiedrich Gräfenberg, Robert Weil, 2015Bin 0549241

Maximin Grünhäuser Abstberg, C. von Schubert, 2017Bin 0538176

Nieder-Flörsheimer Frauenberg, Weingut Keller, 2018Bin 05181139

Pechstein, Von Winning, 2017Bin 0543263

Westhofener Brunnenhäuschen, W. Keller, "Abts E®", 2018Bin 0541616

Westhofener Brunnenhäuschen, W. Keller, "Abts E®", 2019Bin 0528883

Westhofener Kirchspiel, Weingut Keller, 2018Bin 0544335

Westhofener Morstein, Weingut Keller, 2019Bin 05611149

Austria

Featured Grüner Veltliner

Malat, "Ried Gottschelle", Kremstal Reserve, 2015When leaving the Wachau, one doesn't have to follow the Danube back to Vienna. Get lost & explore a tributary like the Krems as it meanders north towards Furth. Once there you'll find one of the countryside's finest sites, Gottschelle, a rare Erste Lagen (classified vineyard) of Austria. Michael Malat, the 10th generation of Malat to make wine at the estate, is extremely passionate about trying to coax the natural flavors out of Gottschelle: using pure native yeasts, a natural fermentation, and never allowing one botrytized grape into the tanks. This is transcendental Grüner Veltliner that aims to display the vineyard's attributes; nothing more, nothing less.98

Wachau Grüner Veltliner

Federspiel, F.X. Pichler, "Ried Klostersatz", 2018Bin 0545109

Federspiel, Knoll, "Loibner", 2019Bin 0591102

Federspiel, Knoll, "Ried Kreutles", 2019Bin 0517122

Smaragd, Knoll, "Ried Kreutles", 2016Bin 0637211

Smaragd, Knoll, "Ried Kreutles", 2017Bin 0636139

Smaragd, Knoll, "Ried Loibenberg", 2017Bin 0558146

Smaragd, Franz Hirtzberger, "Honivogl", 2016Bin 0568286

Smaragd, Franz Hirtzberger, "Rotes Tor", 2011Bin 0504141

Smaragd, Rudi Pichler, "Ried Achleiten", 2016Bin 0556222

Veyder-Malberg, "Wösendorfer Hochrain", 2016Bin 0562189

Greece, Spain & Italy

Featured Bolgheri White

Guado al Melo, "Criseo", 2017Michele Scienza, owner and winemaker at Guado al Melo, was born into Italian wine royalty. Attilio, his father, may very well be Europe's most respected enologist, teaching for decades at the University of Milan, where he is now the Chief Professor of Viticulture. The history of winemaking on the land of Guado al Melo runs perfectly complements the modernity of their methods. Blending Etruscan varietals and practices with modern techniques and facilities, the winery draws from the knowledge of all generations. The Scienza family's mastery shows in this blend of five different Italian grapes, including Vermentino and Verdicchio.68

Italian White

Bolgheri, Guado al Melo, "Criseo", 2017Bin 052068

Colli Aprutini Pecorino, Emidio Pepe, 2016Bin 0584211

Etna, Tenuta delle Terre Nere, 2020Bin 052762

Friuli Colli Orientali, Miani, "Filip", 2015Bin 0629246

Friuli Colli Orientali, Miani, "Pettarin", 2015Bin 0606234

Friuli Colli Orientali, Miani, "Zitelle", 2015Bin 0635294

Friuli Colli Orientali, Miani, "Zitelle Cava", 2015Bin 0597212

Friuli Grave Pinot Grigio, Artiglio Bianco, 2019Bin 063852

Langhe Favorita, Angelo Negro, "Onorata", 2019Bin 050956

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Eduardo Valentini, 1999Bin 0595731

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Eduardo Valentini, 2001Bin 0596687

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 2004Bin 0598641

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 2010Bin 0583444

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 2013Bin 0601296

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 2015Bin 0602216

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Emidio Pepe, 2016Bin 0590232

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Fonte Canale", 2018Bin 0594226

Toscana, Le Macchiole, "Paleo", 2017Bin 0603243

Toscana, Ornellaia, 2016Bin 0604554

Domestic Chardonnay

Featured Sonoma Chardonnay

Hanzell, Sonoma Valley, 2016Saying that Hanzell Vineyards is one of California's most historically influential wineries is a grand understatement. It was founded by the US Ambassador to Italy back in 1953 who actually bought the land in southern Sonoma even further back in 1943, when there were less than 200 acres of land in all of California planted to Chardonnay (current acreage is about 500 times that amount). Their first winemaker was a true innovator, introducing now-mainstream practices to Calfornia winemaking. They continue to push innovation in the winemaking field to this day by practicing chemical-free, biodynamic farming so that one day the farm will be fully self-sustainable and yet, they have kept production small by Sonoma Chardonnay standards, focusing on making Burgundian Grand Cru-level wines.109

Sonoma

Ærena, Sonoma Coast, 2019Bin 173969

Aubert, "UV-SL", Sonoma Coast, 2011Bin 1749402

Ceritas, "Charles Heintz", Sonoma Coast, 2019Bin 1793198

Fisher, "Mountain Estate", Sonoma County, 2016Bin 170192

Freeman, "Ryo-Fu", Russian River Valley, 2010Bin 1719174

Gandona, "Encosta", Sonoma Coast, 2018Bin 1743217

Hanzell, Sonoma Valley, 2016Bin 1715109

Hudson, Carneros, 2018Bin 1735191

J. Rocchioli, "River Block", Russian River Valley, 2009Bin 1753286

Kistler, "Dutton Ranch", Russian River Valley, 2005Bin 1721333

Kistler, "Dutton Ranch", Sonoma Coast, 2007Bin 1759313

Kistler, "Noisetiers", Sonoma Coast, 2019Bin 1723187

Kistler, "Vine Hill", Russian River Valley, 2007Bin 1779311

Littorai, "Heintz", Sonoma Coast, 2017Bin 1783257

Morlet "Cour de Cœur", Sonoma Coast, 2016Bin 1787441

Peter Michael, "Belle Côte", Sonoma County, 2010Bin 1789366

Rivers-Marie, "B. Thieriot", Sonoma Coast, 2010Bin 1797237

Wayfarer, Fort Ross-Seaview, 2017Bin 1803219

Other Domestic Varietals

Sauvignon Blanc et al.

Araujo, "Eisele Vineyard", Napa Valley, 2003Bin 0740427

Arkenstone, Napa Valley, 2016Bin 0713220

Arietta, "On the White Keys", California, 2018Bin 0753188

Arietta, "OTWK, Artists' Reserve", California, 2015Bin 0761238

Dana Estates, "Hershey", Howell Mountain, 2012Bin 0751397

Dana Estates, "Hershey", Howell Mountain, 2014Bin 0767394

Eisele Vineyard, Napa Valley, 2017Bin 0717314

Lieu Dit, Santa Ynez Valley, 2018Bin 070167

Margerum, "D", Happy Canyon, 2020Bin 0714139

Peter Michael, "l'Aprés-Midi", Knights Valley, 2018Bin 0724193

Realm, "Fidelio", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 0720176

Round Pond, Rutherford, 2020Bin 090174

Spottswoode, North Coast, 2020Bin 0922109

Southern Hemisphere White

Australia

Chardonnay, Bindi, "Kostas Rind", Victoria, 2017Bin 1905175

Chardonnay, Leeuwin, "Art Series", Margaret River, 2016Bin 1907253

Chardonnay, P. Sullivan, "Baw Baw Shire", Gippsland, 2019Bin 1919146

Riesling, Grosset, "Polish Hill", Clare Valley, 2018Bin 0703146

Riesling, Henschke, "Julius", Eden Valley, 2017Bin 0734111

Riesling, Jim Barry, "The Lodge", Clare Valley, 2017Bin 059364

Riesling, Kilikanoon, "Killerman's Run", Clare Valley, 2018Bin 073269

Sémillon, Brokenwood, "ILR Reserve", Hunter Valley, 2013Bin 0702128

Sémillon, Tyrrell's Wines, "HVD", Hunter Valley, 2011Bin 0716174

Rosé

Featured Sicilian Rosato

Tenuta delle Terre Nere, Etna, 2020Over 30 years ago, Tenuta delle Terre Nere owner & founder, Marco de Grazia, helped elevate the Sicilian region of Etna into a serious winemaking area. His rosso wines can compete with some of France & mainland Italy's best reds thanks to his team's organic practices & focus on minimal intervention. It doesn't hurt that the vine age of the Nerello Mascalese in this Rosato averages between 25 & 60 years old, something many red wines can't even boast. Even his ethos is delicate and poetic. Take his description of this wine for instance: "The Platonic ideal, as I see it, would be the rosé that has the body of a white and the soul of a red."67

Red Burgundy

Featured Beaujolais

Régnié, Guy Breton, 2019The 1980s were simultaneously a bright and dark time for the region of Beaujolais. Beaujolais Nouveau, a simplified, generic version of Beaujolais, gained popularity across America, but that popularity started to adversely affect the way all Beaujolais was made. Luckily, four courageous vintners stood up to the commercialization of their region and started to promote the individual terroir of each of Beaujolais' distinct crus. Guy Breton was one of those four, and his Régnié couldn't be further from generic. With dark brooding fruit and a silky rusticity, it's the definition of terroir.98

Featured Pommard

Domaine Parent, "Croix Blanche", 2015Domaine Parent is managed by a 12th-generation pair of sisters who have maintained the most important operations passed down from their ancestors, while championing the technological advances in both vineyard and winery. Their home appellation, Pommard, is unique for a Burgundy village because of an iron streak in the soil which adds great strength to the palate of the wine. Within Pommard, this vineyard, Le Croix Blanche is named after the white crosses erected by the dukes of Burgundy around their finest vineyards in centuries past, and also happens to abut the famed Epenots cru, another of Burgundy's most heralded vineyards. Maybe more impressive than all of this though is the winery's history, as the domaine has been making heralded wine going back centuries to the very first American to collect them, Thomas Jefferson.207

Village

Beaune, Michel Gaunoux, 1999Bin 2037550

Chorey-lès-Beaune, Emmanuel Rouget, 2017Bin 2283173

Chorey-lès-Beaune, Emmanuel Rouget, 2018Bin 2297261

Chorey-lès-Beaune, Michel Gay, "Vieilles Vignes", 2017Bin 211999

Côtes de Beaune-Villages, Leroy, 2010Bin 2039245

Monthélie, Monthélie-Douhairet-Porcheret, "Garnier", 2017Bin 2207126

Pommard, Charles Lachaux, "Auprès du Clos", 2018Bin 2017234

Pommard, Domaine Parent, "Croix Blanche", 2015Bin 2225207

Pommard, Pierre Girardin, "Les Noizons", 2018Bin 2223242

Pommard, Vincent Dancer, "Perrières", 2017Bin 2211157

Pommard, Xavier Monnot, "Vignots", 2017Bin 2205228

Savigny-Lès-Beaune, Benjamin Leroux, 2017Bin 2209119

Savigny-Lès-Beaune, Emmanuel Rouget, 2018Bin 2149279

Savigny-Lès-Beaune, Michel Noëllat, 2013Bin 2303111

Savigny-Lès-Beaune, Pierre Guillemot, "V.V.", 2017Bin 2213124

Volnay, Comtes Lafon, 2017Bin 2055313

Volnay, Michel Lafarge, 2018Bin 2107228

Volnay, Pierre Girardin, 2018Bin 2147209

Premier Cru

Auxey-Duresses, Roulot, 2015Bin 2129321

Beaune, Boucherottes, A.F. Gros, 2014Bin 2045208

Beaune, Grèves, Michel Lafarge, 2018Bin 2249359

Beaune Grèves, "Vigne l'Enfant Jésus", Bouchard, 2018Bin 2027364

Chassagne-Montrachet, Clos St.-Jean, Ramonet, 2016Bin 2215201

Pommard, Clos des Epeneaux, Comte Armand, 2017Bin 2061478

Pommard, Grands Epenots, Michel Gaunoux, 1959Bin 20632121

Pommard, Rugiens, Henri Boillot, 2016Bin 2067336

Pommard, Rugiens, Hubert Montille, 1996Bin 2187414

Pommard, Rugiens-Bas, Aleth Girardin, 2011Bin 2201211

Volnay, Champans, Comtes Lafon, 2015Bin 2071426

Volnay, Champans, Marquis d'Angerville, 1990Bin 20691111

Volnay, Clos de Chênes, Michel Lafarge, 2018Bin 2251649

Volnay, Clos des Ducs, Marquis d'Angerville, 1990Bin 20731412

Volnay, Clos du Château des Ducs, Michel Lafarge, 2018Bin 2247664

Volnay, Fremiets, Henri Boillot, 2013Bin 2077242

Volnay, Les Mitans, Michel Lafarge, 2018Bin 2245587

Volnay, Mitans, Montille, 2014Bin 2079267

Volnay, Santenots-du-Milieu, Arnaud Ente, 1996Bin 2081316

Volnay, Santenots, Domaine Rougeot Père et Fils, 2017Bin 2219

Volnay, Taillepieds, Domaine Parent, 2014Bin 2047236

Volnay, Taillepieds, Montille, 2010Bin 2087467

Featured Côte de Nuits

Nuits-St.-Georges, Lécheneaut, 2015Truly inseparable from great wine is the timing. Timing both reflects the specific attributes of the vintage and also the wines development in the years since bottling. The 2015 vintage was truly spectacular; an opportunity for the Burgundians to prove their merit that the best fruit makes the best wine. The six years since the harvest have allowed the powerful vintage to settle and become approachable while its fruit-focused flavors evolve into more interesting earthen tones. We chose Domaine Lécheneaut for their natural approach to vinification and their selective sourcing from multiple plots in the Nuits-Saint-George which combine to create an incredibly balanced, village-specific taste183

Village

Chambolle-Musigny, Benjamin Leroux, 2015Bin 2089240

Chambolle-Musigny, G. Roumier, 2015Bin 2255444

Hubert Lignier, "Les Bussieres", 2018Bin 2153356

Chambolle-Musigny, Barthod, 2018Bin 2267297

Chambolle-Musigny, Lechenaut, 2014Bin 2189201

Chambolle-Musigny, Lignier-Michelot, "V.V.", 2015Bin 2091178

Côte de Nuits-Villages, Emmanuel Rouget, 2018Bin 2293204

Fixin, Denis Mortet, 2016Bin 2265189

Fixin, Denis Mortet, "Vieilles Vignes", 2017Bin 2093168

Fixin, Jean Tardy, "La Place", 2018Bin 2229211

Fixin, Leroy, 2008Bin 2095264

Gevrey-Chambertin, Denis Mortet, "Cinq Terroirs", 2018Bin 2269258

Gevrey-Chambertin, D. Mugneret, "Les Seuvrées", 2012Bin 2163181

Gevrey-Chambertin, Jean Tardy, "Champerrier V.V.", 2018Bin 2227276

Gevrey-Chambertin, Sérafin, 2004Bin 2253142

Marsannay, Denis Mortet, "Les Longeroies", 2017Bin 2101168

Marsannay, Méo-Camuzet, 2018Bin 2023162

Morey-Saint-Denis, Dujac Fils et Père, 2017Bin 2103212

Morey-Saint-Denis, Fourrier, "Clos Solon V.V.", 2016Bin 2085306

Nuits-St.-Georges, Emmanuel Rouget, 2018Bin 2299337

Nuits-St.-Georges, Gerard Julien, 2016Bin 2105175

Nuits-St.-Georges, Lécheneaut, 2015Bin 2001183

Nuits-St.-Georges, Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey, 2018Bin 2113328

Nuits-St.-Georges, Robert Chevillon, "Vieilles Vignes", 2017Bin 2019288

Vosne-Romanée, Arnoux-Lachaux, "Hautes Maizières", 2014Bin 2109179

Vosne-Romanée, Emmanuel Rouget, 2017Bin 2285422

Vosne-Romanée, Emmanuel Rouget, 2018Bin 2043384

Vosne-Romanée, Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey, 2018Bin 2217346

Vosne-Romanée, Thibault Liger-Belair, "Aux Reas", 2016Bin 2115292

Premier Cru

Chambolle-Musigny, Amoureuses, Groffier, 2017Bin 22391331

Chambolle-Musigny, Aux Beaux Bruns, Barthod, 2018Bin 2065422

Chambolle-Musigny, Borniques, Camille Giroud, 2018Bin 2237448

Chambolle-Musigny, Carrières, Felettig, 2017Bin 2231346

Chambolle-Musigny, Charmes, Girard Mugneret, 2018Bin 2235472

Chambolle-Musigny, Charmes, Lucien le Moine, 2010Bin 2057697

Chambolle-Musigny, Chatelots, Barthod, 2018Bin 2003404

Chambolle-Musigny, Sentiers, François Feuillet, 2014Bin 2241264

Chambolle-Musigny, Sentiers, Groffier, 2017Bin 2233714

Chambolle- Musigny, Veroilles, Barthod, 2018Bin 2111418

Gevrey-Chambertin, Champeaux, Dugat-Py, 2014Bin 2041717

Gevrey-Chambertin, Clos St.-Jacques, Bruno Clair, 2013Bin 2121741

Gevrey-Chambertin, Clos St. Jacques, A. Rousseau, 2015Bin 20511407

Gevrey-Chambertin, Combottes, Pierre Amiot, 2012Bin 2301289

Gevrey-Chambertin, Lavaux St. Jacques, C. Dugat, 2018Bin 2149777

Gevrey-Chambertin, Lavaux St.-Jacques, C. Giroud, 2011Bin 2169294

Gevrey-Chambertin, Lavaux St.-Jacques, D.-Laroze, 2015Bin 2195279

Gevrey-Chambertin, Perrières, Marchand-Grillot, 2010Bin 2059323

Gevrey-Chambertin, Petite Chapelle, Dugat-Py, 2018Bin 2243792

Gevrey-Chambertin, Poissenot, Geantet-Pansiot, 2005Bin 2259568

Morey-Saint-Denis, L&A Lignier, "Romain Lignier", 2008Bin 2123254

Morey-Saint-Denis, Faconnières, Lignier-Michelot, 2010Bin 2199253

Morey-Saint-Denis, Ruchots, Pierre Amiot, 2012Bin 2131232

Nuits-St-Georges, Aux Boudots, Méo-Camuzet, 2018Bin 2157584

Nuits-St.-Georges, Boudots, Georges Noëllat, 2017Bin 2197394

Nuits-St.-Georges, Cailles, Robert Chevillon, 2017Bin 2097476

Nuits-St-Georges, Murgers, Hudelot-Noëllat, 2017Bin 2305728

Vosne-Romanée, Aux Malconsorts, Domaine Dujac, 2017Bin 2137969

Vosne-Romanée, Orveaux, Mongeard-Mugneret, 2013Bin 2135267

Featured Grand Cru

Corton, Domaine de Croix, "La Vigne au Saint", 2009Grand Cru Burgundy may be the heaviest titled wine of them all. Sacrificing none of the delicacies or nuances while adding depth & concentration, the classification is understandably hard to live up to. This unique site is south-facing on the iconic forest-crowned hill of Corton, which makes the tannins softer than the east-facing vineyards that are the norm on the hill. Corton wines, like all Grand Cru wines in Burgundy, require patience & perform best when allowed to purely represent the vineyard with little to no bells or whistles. The quality of the wines is owed to the estate's namesake, David Croix, who perfected his craft at Camille Giroud before leaving to concentrate on his own label.298

Burgundy Grand Cru

Bonnes Mares, Robert Groffier, 2001Bin 2275979

Chambertin, Camille Giroud, 2004Bin 2141709

Chapelle-Chambertin, Bouchard, 2007Bin 2021579

Charmes-Chambertin, Dugat-Py, 2004Bin 2013964

Charmes-Chambertin, Lignier-Michelot, 2011Bin 2143555

Clos des Lambrays, Domaine des Lambrays, 2004Bin 2151682

Corton, Bonneau du Martray, 2014Bin 2053488

Corton, Camille Giroud, "Clos du Roi", 2011Bin 2179303

Corton, de Montille, "Clos du Roi", 2014Bin 2145337

Corton, Domaine de Croix, "La Vigne au Saint", 2009Bin 2307298

Corton, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2015Bin 21172754

Corton, Méo-Camuzet, "Les Perrières", 2018Bin 2083991

Échézeaux, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2017Bin 21333163

Échézeaux, Emmanuel Rouget, 2017Bin 22871054

Grands-Echézeaux, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2012Bin 20993981

Grands-Echézeaux, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2017Bin 21913926

Grands-Echézeaux, Domaine du Clos Frantin, 2016Bin 2277769

Griottes-Chambertin, Hubert Lignier, 2014Bin 2155881

La Tâche, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2013Bin 20095409

La Tâche, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2017Bin 22635934

Latricières-Chambertin, Camille Giroud, 2004Bin 2161671

Musigny, Comte Georges de Vogüé, 1988Bin 21391696

Richebourg, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2014Bin 20354004

Richebourg, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, 2017Bin 22613998

Richebourg, Dominique Laurent, 1999Bin 22731989

Romanée-St.-Vivant, Dom. de la Romanée-Conti, 2011Bin 20153891

Romanée-St.-Vivant, Dom. de la Romanée-Conti, 2017Bin 21254151

Red Bordeaux

Featured Loire Red

Chinon, Beatrice & Pascal Lambert, "Les Puys", 2015Chinon, a region located in the heart of France's cool-climate Loire Valley, creates the quintessential expression of Cabernet Franc-- elegant yet powerful, earthy & complex. The Lambert's "Les Puys" bottling comes from a single vineyard planted on clay-limestone soil & is produced in a "hands-off" manner in order to respect the vineyard's terroir. They not only farm organically but also biodynamically, allowing for natural fermentation with little to no sulfites throughout the vinification process. The result is an elegant, structured Chinon with nothing standing in its way.89

Bordeaux

Château Angélus, Saint-Émilion G.C. Classé, 2003Bin 2648999

Château Belgrave, Haut-Médoc, 2009Bin 2776164

Château Cos d'Estournel, St.-Estèphe, 1978Bin 2614667

Château Figeac, Saint-Émilion G.C. Classé, 1982Bin 26561147

Château Haut-Batailley, Pauillac, 2006Bin 2652226

Château Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan, 1986Bin 69901586

Château La Révérence, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, 2018Bin 2754111

Château Latour, Pauillac, 1983Bin 69921512

Château Léoville Poyferré, St.-Julien, 1996Bin 2634650

Château Les Carmes Haut-Brion, Pessac-Léognan, 2006Bin 2626388

Château Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac, 1997Bin 26381352

Château Pichon-Longueville Baron, Pauillac, 1975Bin 2662381

Château Respide-Medeville, Graves, 2017Bin 263293

Les Pèlerins de Lafon-Rochet, Saint-Estèphe, 2010Bin 2650117

Le Petite Cheval, Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, 2014Bin 2824677

Red Loire

Loire Valley

Anjou, Domaine de la Bergerie, "La Cerisaie", 2018Bin 282851

Bourgueil, Domaine de la Chevalerie, "Galichets", 2014Bin 281079

Chinon, Beatrice & Pascal Lambert, "Les Puys", 2015Bin 285289

Chinon, Charles Joguet, "Clos du Chêne Vert", 2016Bin 2798174

Chinon, Couly-Dutheil, "Madeleine", 2015Bin 280267

Chinon, Olga Raffault, "Les Barnabes", 2017Bin 279268

Chinon, Pascal Lambert, "Les Perruches", 2015Bin 280072

Saumur, Brendan Stater-West, 2020Bin 265891

Saumur, Brendan Stater-West, "La Ripaille", 2019Bin 2678143

Saumur, Collier, "La Charpenterie", 2015Bin 2816175

Saumur, Collier, "La Ripaille", 2015Bin 2818125

Saumur, Guiberteau, 2009Bin 2712144

Saumur, Guiberteau, "Chapaudaises", 2017Bin 2822136

Saumur, Guiberteau, "Les Arboises-Brézé", 2003Bin 2708519

Saumur, Guiberteau, "Les Arboises-Brézé", 2016Bin 2820210

Saumur, Guiberteau, "Les Arboises-Brézé", 2009Bin 2710396

Saumur, Guiberteau, "Les Motelles-Montreuil-Bellay", 2003Bin 2704443

Saumur, Guiberteau, "Les Motelles-Montreuil-Bellay", 2010Bin 2724379

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, 2007Bin 2812591

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, 2014Bin 2624321

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, 2015Bin 2664328

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, "Bourg", 2014Bin 2620583

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, "Bourg", 2015Bin 6988656

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, "Poyeux", 2006Bin 2814771

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, "Poyeux", 2014Bin 2606502

Val du Loire, Pépière, " La Pépie", 2018Bin 285451

Red Rhône

Northern Rhône

Cornas, Auguste Clape, 2009Bin 2696558

Cornas, Auguste Clape, "Renaissance", 2014Bin 2698243

Cornas, Auguste Clape, "Renaissance", 2016Bin 2700265

Cornas, Domaine Courbis, "Champelrose", 2016Bin 2842119

Cornas, Guillaume Gilles, Les Rieux, "Nouvelle R", 2016Bin 2702176

Cornas, Vincent Paris, "Geynale", 2017Bin 2602160

Cornas, Vincent Paris, "Granit 30", 2017Bin 270698

Côte-Rôtie, Bernard Levet, 2016Bin 2676194

Côte-Rôtie, Domaine Jasmin, 2002Bin 2686135

Côte-Rôtie, E. Guigal, "La Landonne", 2013Bin 2688841

Côte-Rôtie, E. Guigal, "La Mouline", 2007Bin 2674982

Côte-Rôtie, François Villard, "Gallet Blanc", 2015Bin 2680179

Côte-Rôtie, Georges Vernay, "Blonde du Seigneur" 2016Bin 2684230

Côte-Rôtie, Gangloff, "La Barbarine", 2016Bin 2692285

Côte-Rôtie, Gangloff, "Sereine Noire", 2016Bin 2690434

Côte-Rôtie, Yves Cuilleron, "Madinière", 2016Bin 2694371

Crozes-Hermitage, Dard et Ribo, "C'est le Printemps", 2018Bin 2722109

Crozes-Hermitage, Les Vins de Vienne, 2017Bin 284469

Crozes-Hermitage, Paul Jaboulet Aîné, "Les Jalets", 2015Bin 273471

Crozes-Hermitage, Paul Jaboulet Aîné, "Thalabert", 2016Bin 2732108

Hermitage, E. Guigal, "Ex Voto", 2012Bin 2740962

Hermitage, Jean-Louis Chave, 1999Bin 2744826

Hermitage, M. Chapoutier, "Le Pavillon", 1990Bin 27521213

St.-Joseph, Domaine Faury, 2017Bin 271080

St. Joseph, Georges Vernay, "Terres d'Encre", 2017Bin 2716159

St.-Joseph, Gerard Courbis, "Vieilles Vignes", 2017Bin 271485

St. Joseph, Jean-Louis Chave, "Clos Florentin", 2016Bin 2718340

St. Joseph, Jean-Louis Chave, "Offerus", 2018Bin 283086

St. Joseph, Vincent Paris, "Les Côtes", 2017Bin 272078

Southern Rhône

Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Château de Beaucastel, 1998Bin 2768384

Châteauneuf-Du-Pape, Château de Beaucastel, 2004Bin 2834347

Châteauneuf-Du-Pape, Château Rayas, 2007Bin 38361118

Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine la Barroche, "Pure", 2016Bin 2780335

Châteauneuf-Du-Pape, Dom.La Barroche, "Signature", 2014Bin 2778138

Costières de Nîmes, Dom. Gassier, "Fleur de Syrah", 2017Bin 284048

Côtes du Rhône, Ch. St. Cosme, "Les Deux Albion", 2018Bin 262263

Côtes du Rhône, J.L. Chave "Mon Coeur", 2019Bin 275656

Gigondas, Château St. Cosme, "Hominis Fides", 2017Bin 2782291

Gigondas, Château St. Cosme, "Le Claux", 2017Bin 2786294

Gigondas, Château St. Cosme, "Le Poste", 2017Bin 2784287

Ventoux, Domaine de Fenouillet, 2018Bin 285651

Vin de France, Pierre André, "Clin d'Oeil", 2017Bin 283879

Italy

Featured Barolo

Roccheviberti, "Roccheviberti", 2016Just as Burgundy lovers forever debate the nuances of Vosne-Romanée versus, say, Gevrey-Chambertin, Barolo enthusiasts of today discuss structural & aromatic distinctions found in each of Barolo's unique subzones. Roccheviberti produces this Barolo from a blend of distinct vineyards sites, or "Cru", within the Castiglione Falletto commune. Rocche di Castiglione is comprised of limestone & yields a more elegant, perfumed style, while Bricco Boschis has more clay which results in a darker fruited, structured wine. When combined, these heralded sites come together in perfect harmony, creating a wine of great balance & deep complexity.114

Barbaresco & Barolo

Barbaresco, Cantina del Glicine, "Vignesparse", 2015Bin 300999

Barbaresco, Cantina del Glicine, "Vignesparse", 2016Bin 312996

Barbaresco, Gaja, 1970Bin 3083764

Barbaresco, Gaja, 1971Bin 30851001

Barbaresco, Gaja, 1974Bin 3087994

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1971Bin 30911801

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1974Bin 30931447

Barbaresco, Moccagatta, 2016Bin 3005101

Barbaresco, Produttori del Barbaresco, 1967Bin 3107444

Barbaresco, Produttori del Barbaresco, 1970Bin 3109364

Barbaresco, Rizzi, 2015Bin 3115117

Barbaresco, Scarpa, "Tettineieve", 1989Bin 3119401

Barbaresco, Gallina, La Spinetta, 2006Bin 3125396

Barbaresco, Gallina, La Spinetta, 2007Bin 3123387

Barbaresco, Serraboella, Paitin, 2015Bin 3105114

Barbaresco Riserva, Giaia, Piazzo, 2008Bin 3133118

Barbaresco Riserva, Produttori del Barbaresco, 1974Bin 3111387

Barbaresco Riserva, Prod. del Barbaresco, Rabajà, 2016Bin 3131211

Barolo, Roccheviberti, "Roccheviberti", 2016Bin 3001114

Barolo, Vietti, 1964Bin 3063684

Barolo, Brunate, Voerzio, 2011Bin 3151687

Barolo, Rocche di Castiglione, Roccheviberti, 2016Bin 3157182

Barolo Riserva, Borgogno, 1947Bin 3073980

Barolo Riserva, Bruno Giacosa, Falletto, "Rocche", 2008Bin 3071710

Barolo Riserva, Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 1951Bin 30793987

Barolo Riserva, Rocche dell'Annunziata, F. Molino, 1999Bin 3137335

Barolo, Roberto Voerzio, "La Serra", 2011Bin 3155674

Featured "Super Tuscan"

Le Macchiole, "Bolgheri Rosso", 2018The Super Tuscan movement was founded on an artistic spirit of a few dedicated vintners who introduced innovative winemaking in the region to create more diverse flavors from Tuscan soils. Le Macchiole embraces this tradition by brining Bordeaux varietals into the blend. The "Bolgheri Rosso" is the purest and most unadulterated expression of Le Macchiole's wines. The objective is simple: To make a Bordeaux blend, but typical of Bolgheri.88

Tuscany

Brunello di Montalcino, Armilla, 2015Bin 3002133

Brunello di Montalcino, Baricci, "Montosoli", 2016Bin 3044264

Brunello di Montalcino, Canalicchio di Sopra, 2016Bin 3020332

Brunello di Montalcino, Le Ragnaie, "Montosoli", 2016Bin 3117459

Brunello di Montalcino, Sestra di Sopra, 2013Bin 3160218

Brunello di Montalcino, Valdicava, 2016Bin 3016389

Brunello di Montalcino Ris., Valdicava, "Madonna", 2015Bin 3014636

Chianti Colli Senesi, Del Cerro, 2019Bin 300456

Chianti Rufina, Selvapianna, 2018Bin 300657

"Super Tuscans"

Bolgheri, Le Macchiole, "Bolgheri Rosso", 2018Bin 301488

Bolgheri Sassicaia, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1997Bin 3042898

Bolgheri Superiore, Guado al Melo, "Atis", 2013Bin 3038198

Bolgheri Superiore, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 1998Bin 3024991

Toscana, Isole e Olena, "C.P.- Cabernet Sauvignon", 2014Bin 3054191

Toscana, Marchesi Frescobaldi, "Lamaione", 2015Bin 3012199

Toscana, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Masseto", 1997Bin 30683113

Toscana, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Masseto", 2004Bin 30702781

Toscana, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 2018Bin 3008551

Toscana, Tua Rita, "Redigaffi", 2016Bin 3050662

Toscana, Tua Rita, "Rosso dei Notri", 2018Bin 303671

Val d'Arno di Sopra, Petrolo, "Galatrona", 2018Bin 3030321

Featured Spanish Red

Ribera del Duero, Crianza, Viña Sastre, 2015Just a little less than 100 miles away from Rioja, Ribera del Duero is also known for its world-class Tempranillo, though Ribera reds are fuller & more opulent in style due to a drier, hotter climate. Luckily the higher elevation of the region helps to moderate the intense heat & lengthen the growing season. Sastre, a family-run winery in the heart of the region, creates a powerful, ripe Crianza with the textbook Tempranillo rusticity & savoriness, coupled with well-integrated new oak & a plush body.89

Spain & Other European

US Pinot Noir

Featured Pinot Noir

George, "Leras", Russian River Valley, 2017George Levkoff has quite the impressive resume, including a graduate degree from University of Chicago and a decade spent as a US bond trader, a job which he abruptly left to start an internship at Williams Selyem and explore his true passion for wine. The best part? He is the least pretentious, most caring farmer you'll ever meet. He makes Pinot Noir that reads Burgundian on the nose and Sonoman on the palate, only makes three cuvees, and even more incredibly, only makes 200 or fewer cases of each. Who better to create and personally bottle your Pinot Noir than the same person who cares for the vines year round?108

North Coast

Alesia, "Rhys", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2016Bin 5005101

Anthill Farms, "Hawk Hill", Sonoma Coast, 2018Bin 5027156

CIRQ, "Treehouse", Russian River Valley, 2015Bin 5039571

Flannagan, "Beauty of Three", Petaluma Gap, 2018Bin 501176

George, "Leras", Russian River Valley, 2016Bin 5007104

George, "Leras", Russian River Valley, 2017Bin 5001108

Kistler, Sonoma Coast, 2019Bin 5079199

Kosta Browne, "Keefer Ranch", Russian River Valley, 2016Bin 5029378

Kosta Browne, Sonoma Coast, 2019Bin 5083241

Littorai, "Savoy", Anderson Valley, 2012Bin 5049354

Rhys, "Porcupine Hill", Anderson Valley, 2016Bin 5023393

Rhys, "Horseshoe", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2017Bin 5065356

Marcassin, Sonoma Coast, 2010Bin 5071785

Mindego Ridge, Sta. Cruz Mountains, 2016Bin 5003147

Raen, "Royal St. Robert", Sonoma Coast, 2018Bin 5061168

Rochioli, Russian River Valley, 2014Bin 5043301

Soliste, "L'Esperance", Sonoma Coast, 2012Bin 5041239

US Cabernet Sauvignon

Featured Cabernet Sauvignon

Post Parade, Napa Valley, 2018Crafted by the Napa prodigy Thomas Rivers Brown, Post Parade tells a story through its name. Started by a few Kentucky boys, it refers to the tradition of walking thoroughbred horses onto the racetrack just before lining up at the starting gate. It's a moment that inspires appreciation and wonder, and is often how you can decide which horse to put your money on. We're putting all of ours on Thomas Rivers Brown, whose name has become synonymous with the highest quality Napa Cabernet.154

Cabernet Sauvignon

22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, 2018Bin 527864

75 Wine Company, "The Sum", California, 2019Bin 528083

Abreu, "Cappella", Napa Valley, 2006Bin 5202901

Abreu, "Cappella", Napa Valley, 2014Bin 5204787

Abreu, "Madrona Ranch", Napa Valley, 1993Bin 5224758

Abreu, "Madrona Ranch", Napa Valley, 1999Bin 5218776

Abreu, "Thorevilos", Napa Valley, 2013Bin 52761291

Band of Vitners, Napa Valley, 2018Bin 525689

Andrew Will, Columbia Valley, 2017Bin 5206105

Black Stallion, Napa Valley, 2018Bin 528281

Bond, "Quella", Napa Valley, 2014Bin 52681411

Brandlin, Mount Veeder, 2015Bin 5240121

Checkerboard, "Aurora", Napa Valley, 2017Bin 5266784

Checkerboard, "Les Chèvres", Napa Valley, 2016Bin 5216199

Dalla Valle, Napa Valley, 1996Bin 5250456

David Arthur, "Elevation 1147", Napa Valley, 2015Bin 5208561

Gandona, "Encosta", Napa Valley, 2016Bin 5236262

Hourglass, "Estate", Napa Valley, 2017Bin 5260487

Hundred Acre, "Kayli Morgan", Napa Valley, 2000Bin 52901112

Hunt & Harvest, Napa Valley, 2018Bin 527091

Joseph Phelps, "Insignia", Napa Valley, 2004Bin 5242758

Kith & Kin, Napa Valley, 2018Bin 527276

Matthew Wallace, Napa Valley, 2017Bin 5298146

Mayacamas, Mount Veeder, 2014Bin 5292354

Morlet, "Les Petits Morlet", Napa Valley, 2014Bin 5274182

Per Us, "Bryn", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 5252398

Peter Michael, "Les Pavots", Knights Valley, 2014Bin 5264703

Post Parade, Napa Valley, 2018Bin 5200154

Purlieu, "Le Pich", Napa Valley, 2017Bin 5248129

Quilceda Creek, Columbia Valley, 2016Bin 5226424

Realm, "Beckstoffer Dr. Crane", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 52861323

Realm, "Beckstoffer To Kalon", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 52881111

Realm, "Houyi", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 5284898

Robert Sinskey, "POV", Los Carneros, 2015Bin 5238139

Schrader, "Double Diamond", Oakville, 2018Bin 5220156

Screaming Eagle, Oakville, 2006Bin 52105898

Shafer, "Hillside Select", Stags Leap District, 2008Bin 5262987

Shafer, "Hillside Select", Stags Leap District, 2016Bin 5228864

Shafer, "One Point Five", Stags Leap District, 2018Bin 5244298

Sinegal, Napa Valley, 2018Bin 5296152

Sutro, "Warnecke Ranch", Alexander Valley, 2016Bin 5258121

Other Domestic Red

Featured Sonoma Coast Syrah

Pax Mahle, "Sonoma-Hillsides", 2017The curious thing about Pax Mahle is that he started his career making the robust and extracted style of Syrah popular in California. But when he was forced to temporarily shut down his winery due to partnership issues, Pax was reborn a few years later with a different focus for his Syrahs: they would be about nuance over heft. In the same way Syrahs of the Northern Rhone valley put a focus on terroir, Pax seeks to make each of his wines distinct as a singular product of one place.141

Syrah

Alban, "Loraine", Edna Valley, 2014Bin 5502362

Alban, "Reva", Edna Valley, 2001Bin 5516432

Andrew Murray, "Tous les Jours", Santa Ynez Valley, 2017Bin 550456

Cep, Sonoma Coast, 2016Bin 552279

Descendants Liegeois Dupont, Red Mountain, 2015Bin 551877

Epoch, "Block B", Paso Robles, 2016Bin 5510264

Lillian, Dundee, 2013Bin 5508189

Pax Mahle, Sonoma Coast, 2018Bin 552689

Pax Mahle, "Sonoma-Hillsides", Sonoma County, 2017Bin 5528141

Peay, "Les Titans", Sonoma Coast, 2015Bin 5530160

Piedrasassi, "P.S.", Santa Barbara County, 2018Bin 553468

Southern Hemisphere Red

Featured South American Cabernet Franc

Pulenta, "XI Gran", Luján de Cuyo, 2017When you think about it, it's funny how Italian emigrants ended up as experts in wines made with French grapes grown in the totally distinct environment of Argentina. But that's exactly what the Pulenta family has done, boasting three generations of winegrowers dating back to 1912. This Cabernet Franc is a standout because the grapes were picked at just the right moment; the wine is neither too green or herbal but also not over-extracted or jammy. Aged in French oak and made in an exuberant twist on the Bordeaux style, this is the most exciting wine to come out of Argentina since Malbec.119

Half Bottles

Red

Bolgheri Superiore, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "La Grazia", 2018Bin 0209378

Cabernet Sauvignon, Chateau Montelena, "Estate", 2015Bin 0202198

Cabernet Sauvignon et al., Continuum, Napa Valley, 2015Bin 0214313

Gigondas, Raspail-Ay, 2016Bin 020463

Givry 1er Cru, La Plante, Danjean-Berthoux, 2016Bin 020149

Malbec, Cantena Alta, Mendoza, 2017Bin 022042

Nuits-St-Georges 1er Cru, Maréchale, J.F. Mugnier, 2015Bin 0203125

Pinot Noir, Penner-Ash, Willamette Valley, 2015Bin 021156

Savigny-Lès-Beaune, Mon.-Mugneret, "Narbantons", 2013Bin 0205128

St. Émilion Grand Cru, Château Figeac, 2000Bin 0208410

St.-Julien, Château Branaire-Ducru, 2000Bin 0210230

Toscana, Antinori, "Tignanello", 1997Bin 0224313

Volnay, Henri Boillot, 2016Bin 022598

Volnay 1er Cru, Les Caillerets, Henri Boillot, 2017Bin 0207190

Magnums & Large Format

Featured Valtellina Superiore Magnum

Ar.Pe.Pe., "Grumello", 2006The Nebbiolo grown in the cool foothills of the Alps to the northeast of Piedmont is as elegant as Barolo is powerful, as light in body as Barolo is full bodied. They even call the grape by a different name here: Chiavennasca. One of the most historic producers of the region, Ar.Pe.Pe (which stands for the founder Arturo Pelizzatti Perego) tends 50-year-old vines that produce an ethereal type of Nebbiolo that we can't get enough of--good thing it comes in such a large bottle.244

White Wine

Batard-Montrachet, Henri Boillot, 2017Bin 70082500

Bordeaux, Chateau d'Yquem, "Y", 2016Bin 7022780

Chablis Grand Cru, Les Clos, V. Dauvissat, 2012Bin 70101841

Chardonnay, Antica Terra, "Aurata", Willamette Valley, 2017Bin 7027504

Meursault 1er Cru, Perrières, Henri Boillot, 2017 (3L)Bin 70131501

Meursault 1er Cru, Genevrières, B. Leroux, 2016Bin 7016780

Meursault, Domaine des Comtes Lafon, 2015Bin 7017717

Petit Chablis, François Raveneau, 2017Bin 7074633

Riesling G.G., Keller, Dalshiemer Hubacker, 2018Bin 7019747

Saumur, Domaine Guiberteau, "Brézé", 2015Bin 7021330

Sauvignon Blanc, Realm, "Fidelio", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 7025376

Red Wine

Barbaresco, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2016Bin 9901268

Cabernet Franc, Realm, "Beckst. To Kalon," Napa V., 2016Bin 99282716

Cabernet Sauvignon, Amici, Napa Valley, 2016Bin 9942291

Cabernet Sauvignon, Checkerboard, "Aurora", 2014Bin 99301861

Cabernet Sauvignon, Dominus, Napa Valley, 2000Bin 99401387

Cabernet Sauvignon, No Fine Print, California, 2018Bin 9932138

Cabernet Sauvignon, Sigma, Rutherford, 2018Bin 9948777

Chambolle-Musigny, Fuées, Barthod, 2018Bin 9931988

Côte-Rôtie, Georges Vernay, "Blonde du Seigneur", 2013Bin 9908360

Pinot Noir, Ken Wright, "A. Claim", Yamhill-Carlton, 2010Bin 9915359

Pinot Noir, Ken Wright, "Shea", Yamhill-Carlton, 2016Bin 9905353

Saumur, Domaine Guiberteau, "Les Arboises", 2015Bin 9914350

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, 2014Bin 9950692

Saumur-Champigny, Clos Rougeard, "Poyeux", 2014Bin 9952801

Valtellina Superiore, Ar.Pe.Pe., "Grumello", 2006Bin 9921244

Volnay 1er Cru, Chevrets, Henri Boillot, 2016Bin 9909550

Dessert Wine

Featured Madeira

The Rare Wine Co., "New York Malmsey", NVDon't be shy to give Madeira a try. Known as the wine that fueled the American Revolution, George Washington sure wasn't reserved with his love for the versatile dessert wine. Jefferson even toasted the signing of the Declaration of Independence with it. Sadly, its popularity waned in the centuries after the Civil War, so The Rare Wine Company teamed up with Portugese Madeira house, Vinhos Barbeito, to shine a light on the style of wine that was all the rage a short 150 years ago. Don't be shy to give Madeira a try. Known as the wine that fueled the American Revolution, George Washington sure wasn't reserved with his love for the versatile dessert wine. Jefferson even toasted the signing of the Declaration of Independence with it. Sadly, its popularity waned in the centuries after the Civil War, so The Rare Wine Company teamed up with Portugese Madeira house, Vinhos Barbeito, to shine a light on the style of wine that was all the rage a short 150 years ago.106

Dessert Wine

Jurançon, Dagueneau, "Les Jardins de Babylone", 2011Bin 3448296

Madeira, The Rare Wine Co., "New York Malmsey", NVBin 3400106

Marsala Superiore, Marco de Bartoli, 1987Bin 3401168

Monbazillac, Tirecul la Gravière, "Cuvée Madame", 2003Bin 3402208

Moscato d'Asti, G.D. Vajra, 2019Bin 340349

Moscato d'Asti, La Spinetta, "Bricco Quaglia", 2020Bin 340952

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1970Bin 34241355

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1971Bin 34251416

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1973Bin 3426951

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1976Bin 34271321

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1979Bin 3428879

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1980Bin 3429964

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1981Bin 3430923

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1983Bin 34321271

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1986Bin 34331311

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1988Bin 34341430

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1990Bin 34351555

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1991Bin 34361111

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1993Bin 3438957

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1994Bin 3439901

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1995Bin 34411113

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1997Bin 34441258

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 1999Bin 3446854

Sauternes, Château d'Yquem, 2005 (375ml)Bin 3447248

Sauternes, Château Rieussec, 1998Bin 3407198

Tawny Port, Fonseca, "20 Year"Bin 3410144

Vin Jaune, Chateau d'Arlay, 2010Bin 3413250

Vintage Port, Dow's, 1994 (375ml)Bin 3414189

Vintage Port, Ferreira, 1917Bin 34162000

Vintage Port, Quinta do Noval, "Nacional", 1994Bin 34173658

Vintage Port, Taylor Fladgate, 1997Bin 3418256

Vintage Port, Warre's, 1994Bin 3419296

Vintage Port, Warre's, 1997Bin 3420219

Vintage Port, Warre's, 2003 (375ml)Bin 3421187

Vouvray Moelleux, Huet, "Cuvée Constance", 1989 (500ml)Bin 3422551

Vouvray Moelleux, Huet, "Cuvée Constance", 2016 (500ml)Bin 3423391

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