Not all Saint-Émilion is like this, just like not every plate of spaghetti is not delicious, and not every performance of Macbeth is compelling. You need a sure hand to...
Tucked in the tiny Left Bank appellation of Moulis-en-Médoc, Poujeaux makes supple but classically-styled wines that are as good or better than many cru classés. Give a bottle of Poujeaux...
Hiroshima-born garagiste Osamu Uchida makes super-limited, elegant Bordeaux in tiny quantities, in a style that nods to the modern natural wine movement without straying from Bordeaux classicism. We offer two of...
He's a force to be reckoned with.This wine is one the loveliest examples of regional terroir we’ve enjoyed in a long time. It's also one of the most incredible values in...
Château Vieux Taillefer stands out as one of Saint-Emilion’s most unique estates. They do not employ outside winemaking consultants, and they don’t make ‘first’ or ‘second’ wines, only different cuvées...
The 2016 Chateau Paloumey is back, and another year of age has only enhanced the texture and complexity of the wine, which is fresh, floral, and utterly delicious.
Nothing refreshes quite so well as a crisp, cool glass of Sancerre. And if the wine happens to be made by one of the region’s most talented small vignerons, from...
Like any great Muscadet, Bouquinardieres is a dry, terroir-driven white that offers sensational value. It’s liquid class in a glass, and a steal for less than $30.
Lambert's wines are many things: polished, balanced, and terroir-expressive. Most of all, though, they are a joy to drink – especially for what they cost.