France

 Classic medium-bodied red with moderate tannins. The flavor of cabernet franc wines are defined by a balance between red fruits, herbs, and pepper...

One of the OGs of Beaujolais natural wine making, with properties along the Gold Coast in the whose who of Beauj wine making.  This Brouilly is a c...

The estate owns a prime 0.71ha parcel of 70-year vines that cuts across the “Les Drazey” and “Les Bussieres” vineyards in Chambolle-Musigny, ...

The domaine has 2.2ha of 50-year vines across three parcels at the Gevrey Chambertin Villages level. The parcels are found in Les Murots, Le Fourne...

Four parcels totaling over 1.5ha go into this cuvee, which is enticingly aromatic, with a satisfying acidity through the finish. In its youth...

Four parcels totaling over 1.5ha go into this cuvee, which is enticingly aromatic, with a satisfying acidity through the finish. In its youth...

Four parcels totaling over 1.5ha go into this cuvee, which is enticingly aromatic, with a satisfying acidity through the finish. In its youth...

Domaine Georges Lignier owns a full 2 hectares out of the 4 hectares that comprises the “Clos des Ormes”, making this estate by far the largest...

The Agriates Desert is a large, rugged, arid swath of land on the northern end of Corsica. A blend of primarily Niellucciu (Sangiovese) and Grenach...

Guillaume’s flagship Cornas comprises three separate parcels, all within the renowned vineyard of Chaillot, planted between the early-1950s and the...

100% Mondeuse. Body of Pinot with light, ethereal scents and silky tannins. Good roaming spice and firm tobacco notes. 

A classic blend from the Rhone of Marsanne and Roussanne, which results in a well balanced medium bodied wine, with notes of citrus, melon, and hon...

Nestled in the heart of the Combe de Lavaux, Lavaux Saint Jacques is one of the most coveted sites in the appellation, and for good reason: it enco...

Premier cru La Perrière is nestled just below grand cru Mazis-Chambertin on the slope, immediately north of the premier-cru section of Clos Prieur....

Perhaps confusingly, the upper part of the Clos Prieur vineyard is classified as premier cru (and sits just underneath grand cru Mazis-Chambertin o...

This standout cuvée is a blend of holdings in three different vineyards: Champerrier, Combe du Dessus, and En Champs—which sit just below the great...

Harmand-Geoffroy exploits over three-quarters of a hectare in this great vineyard that lies just north of Clos de Bèze and just below Ruchottes-Cha...

Old vine single vineyard Saint-Joseph. With less than 500 bottles imported into the U.S., I have never got to try one but I have heard people rave ...

From a rocky hillside parcel, this rare – and amazing – St.Joseph is the darling of the cult wine world. Channel your inner wine geek with this dar...

Nearly purple in the glass with a garnet rim. The nose is an enticing array of strawberry, black cherry, plum, fig paste, smoky herbs and pounded ...

This well-balanced wine has silky tannins and an extraordinary length in the mouth, but is also very crisp and the finish is quite dry. May show be...

Considered by many to be the greatest terroir for red wine in the entire appellation, Clos Saint-Jean sits high up on the slope, overlooking the vi...

Pillot’s Pinot Noir in the premier cru of “Les Macherelles” was planted in 1954, and this cuvée presents a riper, thicker profile than the “Vieille...

Pillot owns two-thirds of a hectare of Pinot Noir in “Morgeot”—again in the “Fairendes” climat—and this wine echoes the “Macherelles” above in its ...