Barolo's Unsung Communes: The Stories of Smaller Villages
Our newest blog post is the last of our Barolo Commune Guides! Read on to shop Barolo from the last 6 villages--including one of the most coveted Barolo producers.
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Serralunga d'Alba: The Barolo-iest Barolo There Is!
Serralunga is famous for being even more Barolo-like than Barolo (the village) itself. The power and finesse for which Barolo has become famous is the staple of Serralunga Barolo.
How is wine this good not more famous? Labaille's 2019 Monts Damnés Sancerres
If Jean-Paul Labaille were making wines this good in Burgundy they would cost a small fortune and be almost impossible to find. A traditional producer with old vines in incredible terroir? Check. Delicious wines that you can drink young, and that age beautifully? Check, check.
Why aren't they more famous? Well...
Roederer Reckoning: Tasting and Sale!
Louis Roederer needs no introduction. They make one of wine’s most recognized and beloved labels: Cristal, which many Champagne lovers consider to be the epitome of bubbly perfection.
Just landed! Our Guide to Barolo is here!
As the years tick by, we've watched as Barolo has gotten more and more popular. No longer is it just a geeky alternative--it is a fine wine! A staple at big bottle parties! And, we think it's time to treat it a bit more like Burgundy.
Knockout Kimmeridgian Chardonnay for a steal — But Don't Call it Chablis!
Click through to take this chance to taste what may well be the future of white Burgundy, at retail instead of restaurant prices.
Chiroubles' high-altitude vineyards in a World of Global Warming
One of our favorite 2018 Beaujolais is from one of the Crus best positioned to adapt to Global Warming.
Croix de Carbonnieux: It's Hip to be Square
The white stuff, Bordeaux Blanc, is criminally underrated. Châteaux Carbonnieux’ 2017 La Croix de Carbonnieux Blanc has all the makings of an under-the-radar fave, including amazing value.
Should you age Beaujolais?
We built a collection of age-worthy Beaujolais! So peruse, and grab a six pack: some to drink, some to cellar and drink over the next few years.
We love the Women of Beaujolais!
Some of Beaujolais’ top names just happen to be women’s names! Camille Lapierre, Anne-Sophie Dubois, Mee Goddard, and countless others are taking over a family business or starting estates of their very own. This, unfortunately, is simply not the historical norm.
Jean Foillard's Beaujolais Village has Landed
It’s an astonishingly pure wine, and classic Foillard: smooth and seductive, with rose petals, red cherry, and the granite crunch from those amazing, stony hills.
LIVE Lapierre Virtual Wine Tasting -- TODAY!
Today at 2pm ET we're hosting Camille Lapierre LIVE on Instagram!