It's the biggest sitewide sale of the year at Flatiron Wines by a country mile, and we're doing it again! No exceptions, no exclusions: Every single bottle of wine online will be discounted, starting after the Thanksgiving meal on Thursday.
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From Aligoté to Passetoutgrains made of Gamay, these are the "other" grapes of Burgundy!
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The Chenin Blancs of Vouvray are a world unto themselves. They can be bone dry and electrifying, or lush, tropical and sensually sweet. Finding a sparkling wine this complex and utterly refreshing, with this kind of aging, is rare.
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Barrell's methodology is crystal clear: they source the country's best spirits, often with significant age, and meticulously blend them to create special limited edition releases. No two releases are the same.
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Wine, of course, doesn’t work like movies. Even the most serious wines have just one object in mind, and that is your pleasure.
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The wines of Domaine Pellé have taken off at Flatiron Wines over the past few vintages. We can't keep them in stock!
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We are delighted in the supple, immediate joys of the straight ‘Château Falfas’ cuvée, which comes from the virtually perfect 2016 vintage. Its linear, velvety red-fruit profile reminds us of wines from another like-minded right-bank estate, Château Le Puy. It is a remarkable value.
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If you're new to Red Burgundy it's hard to think of a better village to start with than Chorey-lès-Beaune. The wines are lovely examples of what makes Burgundy Burgundy: airy Pinot Noir with lovely fruit flavors that are nevertheless defined more by their savory side than their fruit.
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Anybody who loves magnificent dry white wines with a clear sense of place should give the new guard of talented winemakers in Rheinhessen a chance.
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Six years on from the vintage, the 2015 ‘Nicolas’ is a beautiful, full-fledged expression of Pinot Noir, with notes ranging from asphalt-kissed black cherry to radiant raspberry and dried herbs.
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His Rosé de Loire — one of the most delicious rosés we get every year — is still priced like a run of the mill picnic wine. But it's much more than a simple picnic wine.
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The Pouillon family has always had a collection of parcels in the best villages of Champagne.
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