Camille Savès, Grand Cru Carte d’Or, NV, $72
The history of this producer in the Montagne de Reims village of Bouzy began in 1894 when Eugène Savès founded Champagne Eugène Savès and began bottling his own wines. Continue reading
The history of this producer in the Montagne de Reims village of Bouzy began in 1894 when Eugène Savès founded Champagne Eugène Savès and began bottling his own wines. Continue reading
2017 La Bastide Saint Dominique, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, “Secrets de Pignan,” $59
Winery Info: La Bastide Saint Dominique is located in the heart of the southern Rhône Valley, near Châteauneuf-du-Pape, where they have been producing wines for over 35 years. Continue reading
Winery Info: Woodinville-based WT Vintners was founded in 2007 by Jeff Lindsay-Thorsen. Continue reading
Winery info: Hugh and Kathy Shiels bought land in the Yakima Valley in 1991 and soon began tearing out the original orchard to plant classic grape varietals. Continue reading
2021 Cantine Madaudo, Barone di Bernaj Nerello Mascalese — The first two wines in this month’s club come from our friends at Alki-based Small Vineyards, but both are from wineries we have never featured before. Continue reading
Goutorbe-Bouillot is a small, family-owned producer based in the village of Damery, west of Epernay in the Marne Valley. Continue reading
2016 San Felice, Poggio Rosso, Chianti Classico Riserva, Gran Selezione, $65
Winery Info: San Felice is based in the commune of Castelnuovo Berardenga in the heart of Tuscany’s Chianti Classico region. Continue reading
This month we catch up with Cristom Vineyards, featuring two wines from this family-owned winery in the Eola-Amity Hills.
Winery Info: Cristom was established in 1992 by Paul and Eileen Gerrie. Continue reading
Winery info: Kevin White and his wife Stefanie founded their winery in 2010 with a goal of producing limited, complex, hand crafted wines that pair well with food. Continue reading
2021 Domaine Emmanuel Fellot, Bourgogne Blanc — This family estate in the southern part of Beaujolais, dates back to 1829. Continue reading