By Dan Weber
There are few growers in Champagne quite like Emmanuel Lassaigne. Working from the tiny village of Montgueux, Lassaigne has become one of the defining figures in contemporary grower Champagne. His...
By Daniel Kihara
The Benanti family had been on the island for nearly 300 years when Giuseppe Benanti decided to devote himself to Sicily's traditional wines. He believed that, with enough care and...
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By Joshua Cohen
Champagne is great and all, but it's not the be-all and end-all of sparkling wine. Once again, we're thrilled to (re)introduce one of our favorite Crémant producers: Bruno Dangin.
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By Joshua Cohen
Louise Chereau, winemaker at Muscadet’s Chereau Carré, hates Muscadet and oysters. Not that she hates drinking Muscadet with oysters. In fact, if you push her, she’ll admit it's as great...
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By Jeff Patten
Historically, the most prized vineyards in Meursault were situated perfectly mid-slope, where grapes could easily achieve full, rich ripeness in what used to be a very marginal climate. But as...
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By Dan Weber
For two centuries, the Boisson family has farmed a handful of hectares in the hills of the Southern Rhône, in the tiny village of Cairanne. We just received a shipment...
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By Jeff Patten
Claudio is a staunch traditionalist and his wines take a bit of time to unfold. Fortunately, these wines have been given time, as the parcel consists of 2013s and 2016s....
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By Julia Burke Freytsis
We just tasted Arnot Roberts' 2025 rosé release, and in this bursting-with-fruit, balanced vintage, it's already tasting irresistible. One of our all-time staff and customer favorites, this is a blend...
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By Julia Burke Freytsis
Back when the wine world's less adventurous voices confidently proclaimed that Georgian wine would "never" be a thing, that Movia was "too weird", and skin-contact white wine was "too niche",...
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By Jeff Patten
Michele Braganti, the man behind Monteraponi, got up and left dinner early. There was no apology, but there was an explanation: the moon was full, so it was time to...
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By Valerie Pimpinelli
Everyone has their “a-ha!” moment wine. For the luckiest among us, it’s the first sip of great Nebbiolo or Burgundy. For one member of the Flatiron Wines team, though, it...
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By Dan Weber
Much of Sancerre delivers exactly what people have come to expect: crisp, refreshing wine for easy early drinking. Labaille’s Monts Damnés pushes the wine into another register. The southern exposure...
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By Julia Burke Freytsis
Brianne Day went from juggling waitressing and various wine jobs in 2013 to becoming a tour-de-force on the Oregon wine scene in just a few years. Her 2021 Eola Springs...
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By Dan Weber
Based in the tiny village of Congy in the Vallée du Petit Morin, the same village that is home to the iconic Ulysse Collin, Girost represents a multi-generation family estate...
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