One of the more cerebral Chateauneufs at this price. Dark fruit, fresh herbs and cooking spices on the nose. Medium-bodied with deep dark plum and cherry flavors up front and blood orange, vanilla and anise in the background. Pleasant earthiness that gives nice balance to the core of fruit. Should be amazing with lamb. Read Full Review →

This classic-style Châteauneuf is supremely delicious and an ideal enhancement to a wide array of menus since it is decidedly not an over-the-top, high alcohol sledgehammer. Ripe black and blue fruits stand out on the nose, but they sit right alongside fresh violet, dried herbs, licorice, and potpourri. The complex palate includes notes of tobacco,... Read Full Review →

Simply stated, this is a mind-blowing red wine that must be tasted to believe; reminding us why we fell in love with Chateauneuf du Pape decades ago. We adored the balance of power and irresistible layers of opulent flavors including kirsch, framboise, black cherry, baking spices and a monumentally delicious finish that dazzled with notes... Read Full Review →

Once again, this exclusive and ultra-rare vintage bottling of Chateau La Nerthe’s flagship red (a mere two barrels crafted for the entire world) is a profound beauty that demonstrates the breathtaking heights the world’s greatest Grenache can achieve. Aromas of fresh raspberry, black cherry, blueberry, and subtle olive tapenade captivate from the outset. Despite its... Read Full Review →

A magnificent Chateauneuf-du-Pape of hedonistic richness and Provençal soul, this old-vine Grenache-dominant beauty opens with a lavish bouquet to whet the palate leading to flashy notes of black cherry preserves, kirsch, red currants, blood orange, warm garrigue, crushed spices, anise, cured meat, and a subtle caress of creamy oak. Full-bodied, dense, and mouthcoating, it delivers... Read Full Review →