One of the most distinctive Grenaches wines I’ve tasted in years, offering a hauntingly sauvage personality that immediately recalls the great wines of the Southern Rhône. Aromas of smoked game, cured prosciutto, turned earth, cocoa, cloves, dried strawberry, wild herbs, soy, and baking spice leap from the glass before yielding to an extraordinarily silky, ultra-velvety... Read Full Review →

Showing a tremendous amount of finesse and elegance, this Le Pauillac is a Bordeaux lover’s dream. Tasted right after the cork was pulled, the forward fruit flavors were already captivating and showing great presence. The texture has a silky richness that feels luxurious and adds a sensational dimension to each sip. As a baby brother... Read Full Review →

A sensational Pinot Noir, bursting from the glass with seductive aromas of crushed black cherries, rose petals, wild herbs, and an intriguing touch of whole-cluster spice. The palate is lavishly textured and wonderfully velvety, delivering remarkable concentration without a trace of heaviness. Bright, perfectly judged acidity keeps the fruit vivid, while finely sculpted tannins frame... Read Full Review →

Rich, creamy and beautifully mouth-filling, with generous layers of tangerine, ripe peach and tropical fruit. A subtle touch of butter, yeast and oak adds luxurious texture, while vibrant acidity provides refreshing lift and impeccable balance. Deliciously expressive and remarkably easy to drink, with a long, silky citrus and stone-fruit finish. Read Full Review →

A wonderful complexity of white peaches and blossoms with nuances of creamy vanilla and waves of grapefruit and lime infusing the acidity and structure. Long and intriguing. Read Full Review →