Rosso di Montalcino is typically described as a "Baby Brunello." While technically that is the case—the region shares the same borders and the same grape variety, differentiated only by yield...

Ethereal, fragrant, and brilliantly focused. These are the traits I look for in world-class Nebbiolo, and no one captures them quite like Fratelli Alessandria. After years cutting my teeth at...

While Tenerife often dominates the conversation regarding Canary Island viticulture, the work being done on Gran Canaria by Carmelo Peña Santana is reshaping the narrative of the entire archipelago. Having...

We have been champions of Raymond Dupont-Fahn for a long time. These wines have become a staple for many private collectors and savvy Burgundy buyers. While these wines are typically...

The Iberian Peninsula is currently home to some of Europe's most soulful winemaking. Whether it’s the wind-swept terraces of the Douro or the sun-baked terroir of La Mancha, these wines...

There is a quiet, soulful intensity to the wines of Olek Bondonio that remains unmatched in the Langhe. Working out of his family’s ancient farmhouse, Cascina La Berchialla, Olek operates...

Corsica remains one of the most singular and, frankly, interesting corners of the wine world today. The French aptly call it ‘l’Île de Beauté’, but even that feels like an...

I've recently fallen in love with an endlessly drinkable, incredibly satisfying wine that I think you’ll appreciate, especially with Thanksgiving on the horizon. It’s the 2020 Arbois Ploussard 'Vieilles Vignes'...

My recent visit to the Mosel reinforced a powerful truth: once the zenith of fine white wine, the region faces significant challenges. Germany's population is aging and consuming less wine...

Yesterday we shared with you some California Pinot Noirs as part of a recently acquired private collection. Today, we’ve got more California gems for you including Cabernets and other bold reds....