By Dan Weber
Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is a brutally hard place to farm even in the best years. A volcanic island off the coast of Morocco where farmers protect their vines...
By Jeff Patten
Watch a casual chat between two of our buyers, Josh and Clara, below. And tune in to our Instagram LIVE tasting with the V-W team on Friday, 2/12 @5pm EST.
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By Maggie Scudder
Our hours on February 2nd are 12pm-4pm. These are subject to change. Expect minor delays to all shipments. Please call (212) 477-1315 for the most accurate updates.
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By Valerie Pimpinelli
You can buy Eric Asimov's latest picks for 20 Wines under $20 -- and get them at a discount too... if you act fast before they sell out!
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By JR Thomason
This is the kind of wine that reminds us why Bordeaux became the benchmark “fine wine.”
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By Jeff Patten
From domestic Chardonnay to the stellar 2016 Brunello, from first-looks at 2019 Burgundy to Hungarian adventure winnes--here's how to buy the top wine trends of 2020.
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By JR Thomason
The Loire Valley is sort of a wine universe of its own, with so many subregions, traditions and grape varieties to explore. As a result, many very fine Loire wines...
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By Valerie Pimpinelli
"Silvano Follador is in my opinion the single best producer of Prosecco today...Follador is a true master of the Glera grape variety and the 20,000 bottles of wine he makes...
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By JR Thomason
Do you want a glass of something that will be delicious with your meal and that will be just as delicious if you decide to have a second glass after...
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By Jeff Patten
Let’s start by just tasting the wine. It’s got a brilliant, shiny, purplish hue. A blast of blackberries, violets and bacon wafts from the glass. Sip, and it is juicy...
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By Valerie Pimpinelli
It's a truth universally held (at Flatiron Wines, at least): for Rioja blanco, nothing holds a candle to CVNE's Monopole Blanco Seco, and no wine (under $30 much less!) has a better...
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By Jeff Patten
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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By Jeff Patten
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.
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By Joshua Cohen
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...
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