Stracciatella BruschettaRoasted Heirloom Tomato, Housemade Ciabatta15

Tableside Beef Tartare*Chatel Farm Wagyu, Quail Egg, Black Truffle30

Yellowfin Tuna Crudo*Blood Orange, Pistachio, Controne Pepper24

Maine Lobster CapreseBufala Mozzarella, Basil48

Imported BurrataMarinated Tomato, Pesto22

Fritto MistoBlue prawns, calamari, Lemon Aioli26

AranciniSmoked Scamorza, Pomodoro13

Prime Beef MeatballsRoasted Garlic, Pomodoro, Shaved Parmesan18

Mediterranean OctopusChickpea Purée, Celery26

Squash BlossomsRicotta, Spicy Pomodoro20

Shredded Brussels Sprouts*Avocado, Mama Lil Peppers15

RPM Caesar SaladParmesan Frico16

Giuliana's Italian SaladSalumi, Provolone, Pepperoncini, Ricotta Salata16

Charred PepperoniSpicy Tomato15

Cremini MushroomTruffle-Fontina Fonduta15

Rosemary & Sea Salt FocacciaWhipped Lardo12

Whipped Ricotta & Wild Blossom HoneyFocaccia16

Truffled Garlic BreadCirca 196314

Devodier 30-Month Prosciutto di ParmaParmigiano Reggiano, Gnoccho Frito, 12 Year Aged Balsamico Reggio Emilia29

Mama DePandi's BucatiniPomodoro, Genovese Basil18

Carbonara*Black Pepper Pancetta, Egg Yolk21

Lemon Burrata CappellettiBruna Alpina, Controne Pepper21

Spicy Dungeness CrabSquid Ink Spaghetti, Fresno Chili34

Rigatoni alla VodkaImported Burrata, Calabrian Chili24

Short Rib BolognesePapperdelle, Rosemary27

Shrimp Fra DiavoloLinguine, Calabrian chili, lemon26

Mafaldine Cacio e PepeToasted Pepper, Cacio di Roma17

Goat's Cheese CavatelliMorel Mushrooms, Spring Peas26

Maine Lobster RavioliSweet Basil, Lobster Marsala36

Chicken ParmesanAged Parmigiano Reggiano, Fontina35

Spaghetti & MeatballPomodoro, Basil26

Eggplant Parmesan alla BilliSeasoned Breadcrumbs, Mozzarella24

Black Truffle Chicken VesuvioCharred Lemon, Crispy Potato40

Bone-In Veal Chop Parmesan*Mozzarella di Bufala, Cappelletti Parmigiano85

Center Cut Filet Mignon8oz All Natural Creekstone Beef59

Grass Fed Bone-In Ribeye*20oz Open Prairie, KS79

Gorgonzola-Cured Waygu*12oz Chatel Farms, Reidsville, GA83

Prime Dry-Aged Bistecca Fiorentina*Tuscany's Famous Sliced Porterhouse, Serves Two to Four185

Grilled Giant PrawnsPesto Trapanese, Sicilian Olive Oil39

Mediterranean BranzinoWatercress, Lemon Condiment46

Roasted Ora King Salmon*Green Olive, Roasted Tomato48

Atlantic SwordfishRed Pepper Tapenade35

Dover Sole PiccataCapers, Brown Butter74

Spicy Broccolini13

Roasted Wild Mushrooms15

Crispy Brussels Sprouts13

Garlic Whipped Potatoes13

Asparagus15

Prosecco, Giuliana, Extra Dry, NV15

Franciacorta Rosé, Contadi Castaldi, Brut, NV19

Champagne, Ayala, "Brut Majeur", Brut, NV29

Pinot Grigio, Artiglio Bianco, Friuli, 202313

Riesling, Boundary Breaks, "O.L.N.", Finger Lakes, 202315

Gavi di Gavi, Villa Sparina, 202414

Sauvignon, Cantina La Vis, Trevenezie, 202316

Sauvignon, La Ponca, Collio, 202125

Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore, La Staffa, 202215

Fiano di Cilento, Luigi Maffini, "Kràtos", 202320

Chardonnay, DuMOL, "Cuvée HHS", Napa Valley, 202226

Rosato di Toscana, Il Poggione, "Brancato", 202215

Barbera d'Asti, Tenuta Olim Bauda, "La Villa", 202215

Pinot Noir, Three Kings, Santa Barbara County, 202316

Pinot Noir, Maysara, "Suo Jure", Willamette Valley, 201823

Etna Rosso, Graci, 202219

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Campo dei Sogni, 202214

Chianti Classico, Poggio delle Orecchie Perse, 202116

Langhe Nebbiolo, Produttori del Barbaresco, 202319

Barolo, Garesio, 201927

"Super Tuscan", Le Macchiole "Bolgheri Rosso", Bolgheri, 202226

"Super Tuscan", Ca' Marcanda (Gaja), Bolgheri, 201954

Brunello di Montalcino, Camigliano, 201932

Sangiovese, Jonata, "La Tierra de Jonata", Santa Ynez Valley, 200623

Cabernet Sauvignon, 22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, 202318

Cabernet Sauvignon, Caterwaul, Napa Valley, 202228

Barolo, Damilano, "Lecinquevigne", 2020What better way to start your journey through a wine list than with Barolo: Italy's "King of Wines"? Founded in 1890, the Damilano estate is now in its fourth generation and continues to produce some of the most powerful and compelling wines of the region. The "Lecinquevigne" name refers to the 5 famous vineyards from which their old-vine Nebbiolo grapes are grown: Bussia, Le Coste, Castellero, Ravera, and La Cavourrina.77

Brut Champagne, Krug, "Grande Cuvée-169ème Édition", NVBin 0040292

Brut Franciacorta, Ricci Curbastro, NVBin 007951

Brut Rosé Champagne, Billecart-Salmon, NVBin 0077177

Brut Rosé Champagne, Canard-Duchene, NVBin 0097113

Pinot Grigio, Tiefenbrunner, Alto Adige, 2023Bin 020139

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, Zenato, 2019Bin 920492

Barbera d'Asti, Braida, "Bricco dell'Uccellone", 2015Bin 920996

Barolo, Damilano, "Lecinquevigne", 2020Bin 920377

Bolgheri Sassicaia, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2018Bin 2782299

Bolgheri Sassicaia, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2020Bin 2998283

Bolgheri Superiore, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 2016Bin 2776371

Bolgheri Superiore, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 2018Bin 2778379

Bolgheri Superiore, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 2019Bin 2788322

Brunello di Montalcino, Altesino, 2018Bin 9202127

Cabernet Sauvignon, Maybach, "Materium", Oakville, 2022Bin 9218321

Chianti Classico, Castellare di Castellina, 2023Bin 921648

Chianti Classico, Cultusboni, "R.S.", 2020Bin 921042

Brut Rosé, Le Vigne di Alice, "Osé", NVCinzia and Pier Francesca are part of a new wave of producers going against the grain on cookie-cutter Prosecco, and their "Osé" cuvée, meaning risqué or daring in Italian, exudes this new style. They source their fruit from the highest quality zone in Prosecco of Valdobbiadene Conegliano, but elect to label their wines under Vino Spumante di Qualità. The "Osé" is the quintessential aperitivo wine, lending notes of lingonberries, wild apples, and mountain flowers with class and elegance, the perfect pairing from cicchetti to crudos.79

Giuliana, Extra Dry, NVBin 005075

Rosé, BiancaVigna, Brut, NVBin 003667

Valdobbiadene Sup., Mongarda, Extra Dry, NVBin 006581

Brut Rosé, Bellavista, 2018Bin 0091158

Brut Rosé, Contadi Castaldi, NVBin 006495

Brut Rosé, Majolini, "Altéra", NVBin 0062130

Brut Satén, Ricci Curbastro, 2019Bin 0041121

Brut, Ayala, "Brut Majeur", NVBin 0005145

Brut, Bérêche et Fils, "Reflet D'Antan", NVBin 0056447

Brut, Bollinger, "La Grande Année", 2015Bin 0018471

Brut, Cedric Bouchard (Roses de Jeanne), "UR/R20", 2020Bin 0012517

Brut, Dom Pérignon, 2015Bin 0006742

Brut, Jacques Selosse, "Substance", NVBin 0044997

Brut, Louis Roederer, "Cristal", 2015Bin 0032941

Brut, Pol Roger, 2013Bin 0003322

Brut, Thiénot, "La Vigne aux Gamins", 2010Bin 0087372

Brut Nature, Pierre Gimonnet, "Oenophile Non Dosé", 2008Bin 0037287

Extra Brut, Bollinger, "R.D.", 2008Bin 0027987

Extra Brut, Pierre Gimonnet, "Chouilly", Special Club, 2016Bin 0042352

Extra Brut, Marie Courtin, "Résonance", NVBin 0054197

Brut, Billecart-Salmon, NVBin 0089231

Brut, Bollinger, NVBin 0018293

Brut, Vilmart & Cie, "Emotion", 2013Bin 0008379

Extra Brut, Bérêche et Fils, "Campania Remensis", 2019Bin 0093346

Brut, Schramsberg, "J. Schram", North Coast, 2008Bin 0011278

Brut Rosé, Buonamico, "Particolare", NVBin 003572

Brut Rosé, Le Vigne di Alice, "Osé", NVBin 001379

Extra Brut Alta Langa, Avezza, 2019Bin 0038152

Terre Siciliane, Marino Abate, "Inzolita", 2020Bin 003448

Timorasso, Colli Tortonesi, La Colombera, "Derthona", 2022From vines nearly lost among the sea of peach and apricot trees and forests of chestnuts ridden with white truffles, Timorasso has risen to become one of Italy's most noble varieties in the 21st century. Since 2000, winemaker Elisa Semino has been a key figure in leading the grape's Renaissance, being locally named the "Queen of Timorasso". Conjuring the je ne sais quoi of Burgundy, a rich mid-palate à la Chenin Blanc, with the exotic perfumed notes of Viognier, Elisa's expression of Derthona displays notes of white peach, tangerine, alpine mountain herbs, and almond flowers finishing with a salty minerality which will have you begging for another sip or bottle...94

Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle, Ermes Pavese, 2023Bin 0532104

Petite Arvine, Grosjean, "Vigne Rovettaz", 2021Bin 199394

Arneis di Langhe, Marrone, "Tre Fie", 2022Bin 068787

Chardonnay di Langhe, Aldo Conterno, "Bussiador", 2020Bin 1987211

Chardonnay di Langhe, Aldo Conterno, "Bussiador", 2021Bin 1983221

Chardonnay di Langhe, Gaja, "Rossj-Bass", 2021Bin 1965259

Erbaluce di Caluso, Bruno Giacometto, 2022Bin 053374

Erbaluce di Caluso, Ferrando, "Etichetta Bianca", 2023Bin 053682

Favorita di Langhe, Gianni Gagliardo, "Fallegro", 2022Bin 053567

Gavi, Bergaglio Cinzia, "Grifone delle Roveri", 2023Bin 053468

Gavi, Villa Sparina, 2024Bin 061370

Nascetta di Novello, Elvio Cogno, "Anas-Cëtta", 2023Bin 194493

Roero Arneis Riserva, Angelo Negro, "Perdaudin", 2021Bin 049690

Sauvignon di Langhe, Gaja, "Alteni di Brassica", 2021Bin 1904411

Timorasso, Colli Tortonesi, La Colombera, "Derthona", 2022Bin 052294

Timorasso, Colli Tortonesi, Marina Coppi, "Fausto", 2014Bin 190186

Timorasso, Colli Tortonesi, Vigneti Massa, "Derthona", 2021Bin 0517122

Chardonnay di Oltrepò Pavese, Cordero San Giorgio, "Rivone", 2021Bin 1999161

Oltrepò Pavese, Frecciarossa, "Sillery", 2023Bin 060467

Riesling di Oltrepò Pavese, Conte Vistarino, "Ries", 2021Bin 051491

Chardonnay et al., Elena Walch, "Beyond the Clouds", 2022Bin 3803311

Müller-Thurgau, Tiefenbrunner, "Feldmarschall V. F.", 2020Bin 1988174

Sauvignon, Trevenzie, Cantina La Vis, 2023Bin 061280

Weissburgunder, Weinberg Dolomiten, Weingut Abraham, "In Der Lämm", 2022Bin 1929128

Weissburgunder, Weinberg Dolomiten, Weingut Abraham, "Vom Muschelkalk", 2022Bin 1949139

Friulano, La Ponca, 2021In the Collio region of Friuli Venezia Giulia come some of Italy's finest white wines. The La Ponca estate, found in the hamlet of Scriò, is poised to become one of the great producers of the region. Luscious forests in the foothills of the Alps surround their terraced vineyards that abut the Slovenian border a mere twenty miles from the Mediterranean Sea. The winery takes its name from the "ponca" soil type it sits upon. This soil consists of layers of sandstone alternating with marl and silt that give their wines a distinctive minerality. La Ponca produces a wide range of varietals indigenous to the region with a focus on the famed Friulano. The Friulano grape is typically poured in trattorias throughout Friuli as an aperitif served with prosciutto and cicchetti. La Ponca's expression is a different story that lends notes of flint, pear, and apricots, with a scent of wildflowers and mint in the distance. Where this wine truly shines is its signature textural mouthfeel begging for another sip.124

Belluzzo, "Perla", 2021Bin 191683

Friulano, Il Carpino, "Exordium", 2018Bin 1928109

Jermann, "Vintage Tunina", 2019Bin 1959181

Jermann, "W... Dreams...", 2021Bin 1945187

Pinot Grigio, Friuli, Artiglio Bianco, 2023Bin 051865

Ribolla Gialla, Radikon, 2018 (1000ml)Bin 0507148

Ribolla Gialla, Radikon, "3781" 2008 (1000ml)Bin 0519292

Sauvignon, Friuli, Bosco del Merlo, "Turranio", 2023Bin 069459

Škerk, "Ograde", 2021Bin 0537127

Chardonnay, Ronc Platât, 2023Bin 1981118

Friulano, Le Vigne di Zamò, "No Name", 2019Bin 193895

Friulano, Livio Felluga, "Sigar", 2019Bin 1998177

Friulano, Ronc Platât, 2023Bin 1908114

Pinot Grigio, Livio Felluga, 2022Bin 061882

Rosazzo, Livio Felluga, "Abbazia di Rosazzo", 2017Bin 1975137

Chardonnay, Due del Monte, 2020Bin 1979107

Due del Monte, 2019Bin 193691

Due del Monte, 2021Bin 199496

Edi Keber, 2022Bin 1976121

Friulano, La Ponca, 2021Bin 1934124

Malvasia, La Ponca, 2021Bin 1906127

Sauvignon, La Ponca, 2021Bin 1954125

Custoza Superiore, Cavalchina, "Amedeo", 2021Bin 052369

Montecariano, "Madonna del Cariano", 2020Bin 050059

Soave Classico, Pieropan, "La Rocca", 2022Bin 0616124

Soave Classico, Prà, "Otto", 2023Bin 069266

Veronese, Corte Mainente, "Bianco Secco", 2022Bin 061468

Colli di Parma, Monte delle Vigne, "Poem", 2019Bin 062161

Bolgheri, Guado al Melo, "Criseo", 2022Bin 0530109

Elba Ansonica, Cecilia, 2021Bin 069167

Toscana, Buondonno, "Alla Marta", 2022Bin 0529118

Toscana, Ca'Marcanda, "Vistamare", 2021Bin 1924173

Toscana, Le Macchiole, "Paleo", 2017Bin 1991236

Toscana, Le Macchiole, "Paleo", 2021Bin 1953247

Toscana, Montenidoli, "Il Templare", 2020Bin 0638117

Toscana, Querciabella, "Batàr", 2021Bin 1989271

Toscana, Tenute del Cabreo, "La Pietra", 2021Bin 1927124

Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Signano, 2023Bin 063577

Grechetto, Arnaldo-Caprai, "Grecante", 2022Bin 192566

Orvieto Classico Superiore, Castello San Giovanni, 2023Bin 050974

Paolo Bea, "Arboreus", 2015Bin 1970207

Frusinate, Palazzo Tronconi, "Fatía", 2018Bin 049273

Roma, Volpetti, 2020Bin 069061

Tenuta Principe Alberico, "Alberico", 2017Bin 0504194

Tenuta Principe Alberico, "Appia Antica", 2021Bin 050282

Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore, Terralibera, "Da Solo", 2023Terralibera, meaning freedom of the land, is a labor of love for owner and winemaker Gian Mario Bongini. After his grueling career in corporate finance, he was drawn to the beauty and bucolic nature of Le Marche. His seven hectares of vineyards are nested high up in the hills of Serra de' Conti in the shadow of the Apennines Mountains and only 20 miles from the Adriatic Sea. This ideal landscape creates the perfect place for one of Italy's most noble and underrated white grapes, Verdicchio. This crisp and mineral white lends notes of Meyer lemon, ripe peach, jasmine, and salted almond and is very reminiscent of Chablis... but at half the price.107

Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore, La Staffa, 2022Bin 064775

Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore, Terralibera, "Da Solo", 2023Bin 0540107

Verdicchio di Matelica, Bisci, 2020Bin 069369

Pecorino, Colline Pescaresi, Tiberio, 2023Bin 065184

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Fonte Canale", 2021Bin 1969277

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Valentini, 1992Bin 1905988

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Valentini, 1999Bin 1921877

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Valentini, 2001Bin 1919831

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Valentini, 2014Bin 1955647

Biancolella, Ischia, Antonio Mazzella, 2024Bin 052091

Costa d'Amalfi, Marisa Cuomo, "Furore", 2023Bin 0541139

Fiano di Avellino, Quintodecimo, "Exultet", 2019Bin 1922147

Fiano di Cilento, Luigi Maffini, "Kràtos", 2023Bin 0506100

Greco di Tufo, Antonio Caggiano, "Devon", 2022Bin 051187

Greco di Tufo, Mastroberardino, 2022Bin 060070

Greco di Tufo, Quintodecimo, "Juane d'Arles", 2021Bin 1961154

Etna, Benanti, "Contrada Cavaliere", 2021Bin 1933183

Etna, Biondi, "Pianta", 2021Bin 1935187

Etna, Cottanera, 2023Bin 051592

Etna, Girolamo Russo, "Nerina", 2023Bin 1915129

Etna, Graci, "Muganazzi", 2022Bin 1931197

Sicilia, Idda, 2022Bin 1923206

Terre Siciliane, Occhipinti, "SP68", 2023Bin 066981

Terre Siciliane, Passopisciaro, "PC", 2020Bin 1957223

Terre Siciliane, Vigneti Vecchio, "Sciare Vive", 2017Bin 193797

Failla, Fort-Ross Seaview, 2021First released in 1998, Failla focuses on all types of vitis vinifera from Syrah to Viognier. Chardonnay, though, holds a special place in the hearts of winemaker Ehren Jordan. The estate boasts eight different bottlings of the grape with their "Estate" cuvee sitting as their most renowned bottling. The plot of land responsible for producing their Sonoma Coast bottlings lies on Olivet Road bordering the famed "Olivet Lane Vineyard." This vineyard site has been producing expressive and elegant examples of Chardonnay since 2013. Ehren is always one to experiment with different grapes, winemaking practices, and vineyard sites. We hope you enjoy one of California's finest bottlings of Chardonnay.148

Arneis, I. Brand & Family, "Vista Verde", San Benito, 2022Bin 0497113

Carricante, Æris, "Centennial Mountain", California, 2017Bin 1973128

Fiano et al., Brand, "White Wine", Napa Valley, 2019Bin 1926236

Au Bon Climat, Santa Barbara County, 2023Bin 197779

Brewer-Clifton, "3D", Sta. Rita Hills, 2022Bin 1907197

Ceritas, "Zephyr", Sonoma Coast, 2021Bin 1971226

DuMOL, "Chloe", Russian River Valley, 2021Bin 1967234

DuMOL, "Cuvée HHS", Napa Valley, 2022Bin 1909130

Evening Land, "Seven Springs", Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Bin 191194

Failla, Fort Ross-Seaview, 2021Bin 1903148

Failla, Sonoma Coast, 2022Bin 191798

Kongsgaard, Napa Valley, 2022Bin 1995389

Lingua Franca, "Sisters", Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Bin 1939224

Racines, Santa Rita Hills, 2021Bin 1997121

Radio-Coteau, "Wingtine", Sonoma Coast, 2019Bin 1943174

Ramey, "Ritchie", Russian River Valley, 2019Bin 1951257

Rhys, "Horseshoe", Santa Cruz Mountain, 2018Bin 1985362

SOM, "Larry Stone", Eola-Amity Hills, 2021Bin 1941187

Stony Hill, Spring Mountain District, 2018Bin 1947298

The Hilt, Sta. Rita Hills, 2022Bin 1913112

Arietta, "O.T.W.K.-A.R.", California, 2015Bin 1902239

Hill Family Estate, Napa Valley, 2023Bin 063692

Gewurztraminer, The Vice, "The Brooklynites", California, 2023Bin 052781

Riesling, Boundary Breaks, "O.L.N.", Finger Lakes, 2022Bin 049874

Riesling, Boundary Breaks, "O.L.N.", Finger Lakes, 2023Bin 063075

Semillon et al., Ashes & Diamonds, "No. 8", Napa Valley, 2022Bin 1930131

Viognier, Cayuse, "Cailloux", Walla Walla Valley, 2015Bin 1963223

Viognier, Peay, West Sonoma Coast, 2022Bin 1914164

Brandini, 2021In recent years, the Bagnasco sisters, Giovanna and Serena, have emerged in the Langhe, becoming champions of wines with freshness and elegance. In the words of Giovanna, "...we found the courage to be ourselves and start to make the wines we love the way we love to make them." Situated in the heart of the Barolo region in the small town of La Morra, they craft some of Piemonte's best expressions of Nebbiolo, Barbera, Dolcetto, Arnies, and Alta Langa. Finding Barberas with balance and beautiful aromatics is becoming more challenging in today's climate. Brandini sources their Barbera from a high-elevation vineyard just south of Monforte d'Alba, just outside the Barolo zone. The resulting wine expresses itself with brambly fruits, licorice, Salvadorian coffee, and violets.82

Brandini, 2021Bin 917782

Cigliuti, "Vigna Serraboella", 2020Bin 911398

Elvio Cogno, "Pre-Phylloxera", 2013Bin 1217224

Giacomo Conterno, "Francia", 2020Bin 1119183

Marziano Abbona, "Rinaldi", 2021Bin 9121103

Roagna, 201Bin 1215162

Robert Voerzio, "Il Cerreto", 2020Bin 9147146

Superiore, Cavallotto, "Vigna Cuculo", 2021Bin 1221133

Ezio Trinchero, "Vigne del Noce", 2016Bin 1219154

Tenuta Olim Bauda, "La Villa", 2022Bin 115575

Michele Chiarlo, "La Court", 2016Bin 1269202

Oddero, 2021Bin 1193104

Riserva, Olim Bauda, 2018Bin 1117117

Marziano Abbona, "Papà Celso", 2019Bin 910387

Brandini, "Filari Lunghi", 2022Bin 911579

Brovia, "Solatio", 2019Bin 1137136

Roberto Voerzio, "Priavino", 2021Bin 916593

Aldo Conterno, "Il Favot", 2021Bin 1379171

Cascina Penna-Currado, "Bricco Lago", 2022Bin 1359137

Produttori del Barbaresco, 2023Bin 311795

Lessona, Sperino, 2017Paolo De Marchi may be one of the most important people in Italian wine after bringing the famed Isole e Olena estate in Tuscany to wine royalty. He and his son have now transitioned all their focus back to their original family cellars in a 200-year-old castle in Lessona. Paolo grew up here and is now paying his respect to the land that shaped him. Their vineyards are in the historic district of Ori (meaning 'gold' in Italian), characterized by its bright yellow, deep marine sands. The Nebbiolo (locally known as "Spanna") that grows here takes a different form than the expressions of Barolo and Barbaresco. Expect lifted aromas of crunchy red berries and spicy rose with precision like minerality that begs for truffle risotto... hint hint184

Davide Carlone, 2019Bin 3141121

Le Pianelle, 2017Bin 3139167

Nervi-Conterno, 2020Bin 1369263

Nervi-Conterno, "Molsino", 2014Bin 1371297

Vallana, 2020Bin 1373157

Bianchi, 2013Bin 9105109

Cà Nova, "Victor", 2014Bin 1175114

Carema, Ferrando, "Etichetta Bianca", 2018Bin 1251232

Colli Tortonesi, Vigneti Massa, "Monleale", 2015Bin 1263109

Coste della Sesia, Vespolina, Cascina Preziosa, 2017Bin 139192

Coste della Sesia, Massimo Clerico, "Ca' du Leria", 2017Bin 124981

Fabio Gea, "DNAss", 2021Bin 3109161

Langhe, Gaja, "Darmagi", 2018Bin 2476639

Langhe Freisa, Giacomo Fenocchio, 2021Bin 116188

Lessona, Sperino, 2017Bin 9159184

Nebbiolo d'Alba, Sandrone, "Valmaggiore", 2022Bin 1171141

Pelaverga di Verduno, Gianluca Colombo, 2023Bin 1319103

Pelaverga di Verduno, G.B. Burlotto, 2023Bin 120989

Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato, Crotin, "Monterossso", 2021Bin 139977

Vino da Tavola, Spanna del Piemonte, Vallana, 1955Bin 4113621

Azelia, 2019"Vigna Vecchie" (old vines) are something producers around the world yearn for, promote on their bottles, and charge you for. At Azelia, old vines are just a part of everyday life; you would never know it until you tasted their wines. The special magic that old vines gift the final wine is an extra layer of complexity that is hard to replicate. Since Lorenzo Scavino took the helm at Azelia, the wines have been nothing but elegant, aromatic, and showing a great sense of place. He sources his fruit from 50-year-old vines in the limestone-rich soils of Serralunga d'Alba and Castiglione Falletto, both communes of power and perfume. You can expect intense rose, violet, and cinnamon aromas with smoky minerality, pomegranate, and red currants.153

Azelia, 2019Bin 9107153

Bartolo Mascarello, 2018Bin 2557446

Bartolo Mascarello, 20192551476

Bartolo Mascarello, 2020Bin 2565463

Bergadano, 2019Bin 9137101

Brovia, 2013Bin 1183221

Cordero di Montezemolo, "Monfalletto", 1978Bin 2505477

Domenico Clerico, "Percristina", 2011Bin 2535507

Elio Altare, 2020Bin 3135249

Elvio Cogno, "Cascina Nuova", 2019Bin 1335206

Garesio, 2019Bin 3119135

G.B. Burlotto, "Aclivi", 2011Bin 2519568

G.B. Burlotto, "Acclivi", 2012Bin 2525504

G.B. Burlotto, "Acclivi", 2017Bin 2531421

G.B. Burlotto, "Acclivi", 2018Bin 2599358

G.B. Burlotto, "Acclivi", 2019Bin 2507462

Giacomo Fenocchio, 2020Bin 3151162

Gianluca Colombo, 2020Bin 1309216

Margherita Otto, 2019Bin 1389342

Marrone, "Pichemej", 2016Bin 1341229

Michele Chiarlo, "Tortoniano", 2020Bin 1103193

Renato Ratti, "Marcenasco", 2019Bin 1285211

Roberto Voerzio, 2017Bin 1325446

Robert Voerzio, 2018Bin 1299431

Robert Voerzio, 2019Bin 1303432

Sandrone, "Aleste", 2020Bin 2595457

Sandrone, "Le Vigne", 2020Bin 2605411

RPM PRESENTS: "LE MENZIONI" DEL BAROLOIn 2010 the Barolo region was officially demarcated and recognized for its 181 "Menzioni" (think "Premier Cru" and "Grand Cru" classifications in France). These designations celebrate the soulfully expressive characteristics of each site's diverse soils, varying altitudes, and unique grape growing typicity. Outside of the Cote de Nuits in Burgundy, there is perhaps no other region that is studied and dissected in greater detail than the zone of Barolo. We are excited to highlight these "terroir-driven" wines from some of the greatest producers and vintages.

Annunziata, Silvio Grasso, "Vigna Plicotti", 2018Bin 3123184

Arione, Giacomo Conterno, 2016Bin 2559648

Arione, Giacomo Conterno, 2017Bin 2547689

Arione, Giacomo Conterno, 2020Bin 2533713

Boiolo, Malvira, 2013Bin 1157234

Broglio, Schiavenza, 2014Bin 3105164

Brunate, Marcarini, 2016Bin 2587227

Brunate, Oddero, 2009Bin 1281481

Brunate, Oddero, 2013Bin 1133477

Brunate, Roberto Voerzio, 2001Bin 2591789

Brunate, Roberto Voerzio, 2018Bin 2625999

Brunate, Roberto Voerzio, 2019Bin 1271931

Brunate, Vietti, 2018Bin 2511534

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2018Bin 1169258

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2019Bin 1213288

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, 2020Bin 1201297

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Cicala", 2019Bin 1151639

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Cicala", 2020Bin 2617631

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Colonnello", 1989Bin 1343712

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Colonnello", 2019Bin 1153642

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Colonnello", 2020Bin 2629623

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Romirasco", 2013Bin 2529648

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Romirasco", 2015Bin 2539663

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Romirasco", 2020Bin 2631847

Bussia, Luigi Einaudi, 2016Bin 1173281

Bussia, Marrone, 2016Bin 1333262

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 2005Bin 2515504

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 2006Bin 1287499

Bussia, Poderi Colla, "Dardi Le Rose", 2018Bin 1273236

Cannubi, Elio Altare, 2017Bin 1243537

Cannubi, Elio Altare, 2020Bin 3137602

Cannubi, G.B. Burlotto, 2019Bin 25611032

Cannubi, Michele Chiarlo, 2019Bin 1241297

Cannubi, Paolo Scavino, 2018Bin 1297288

Castellero, Giacomo Fenocchio, 2019Bin 3133228

Castelletto, G.B. Burlotto, 2019Bin 2581914

Cerequio, Boroli, 2015Bin 1181333

Cerequio, Michele Chiarlo, 2019Bin 1247283

Cerequio, Roberto Voerzio, 2018Bin 1265959

Cerretta, Giacomo Conterno, 2016Bin 2509646

Cerretta, Giacomo Conterno, 2017Bin 2573707

Cerretta, Giacomo Conterno, 2019Bin 2613798

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, 1990Bin 25431677

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, 2016Bin 2603628

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, 2017Bin 2503699

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, "Cascina Francia", 2020Bin 2521717

Gabutti, Cappellano, "Otin Fiorin-Piè Rupestris", 2018Bin 2623463

Gabutti, Cappellano, "Otin Fiorin-Piè Rupestris", 2019Bin 2501578

Ginestra, Elio Grasso, "Casa Maté", 2017Bin 1141263

Ginestra, Elio Grasso, "Casa Maté", 2019Bin 1129272

Lazzarito, Vietti, 2019Bin 2615626

Liste, Borgogno, 2013Bin 2553544

Margheria, Azelia, 2019Bin 1381294

Margheria, Azelia, 2020Bin 1197297

Monprivato, Giuseppe Mascarello, 2017Bin 2567668

Monprivato, Giuseppe Mascarello, 2018Bin 1329633

Monprivato, Giuseppe Mascarello, 20191135739

Monvigliero, G.B. Burlotto, 2017Bin 2545891

Monvigliero, G.B. Burlotto, 2018Bin 2607823

Monvigliero, Voerzio Martini, 2019Bin 1327358

Perno, Elio Sandri, 2016Bin 1149217

Ravera, Brocardo, 2018Bin 1301168

Ravera, Elvio Cogno, 2019Bin 1145297

Rive, Figli Luigi Oddero, "Specola", 2011Bin 1383302

Rocche dell'Annunziata, Roberto Voerzio, 2011Bin 2593811

Rocche di Castiglione, Brovia, 2020Bin 1131398

Rocche di Castiglione, Oddero, 2013Bin 1245472

Rocche di Castiglione, Oddero, 2019Bin 1261277

Rocche di Castiglione, Roccheviberti, 2018Bin 1313238

Rocche di Castiglione, Vietti, 2019Bin 1227589

San Lorenzo, Cavalier Bartolomeo, 2017Bin 1189232

San Lorenzo, Cavalier Bartolomeo, 2020Bin 1195224

San Rocca, Azelia, 2019Bin 1367308

San Rocca, Azelia, 2020Bin 1203311

Scarrone, Figli Luigi Oddero, "Rocche Rivera", 2010Bin 1259349

Vignarionda, Guido Porro, 2017Bin 1165424

Vignarionda, Oddero, 2015Bin 1191427

Vignarionda, Tommaso Canale , 2007Bin 2549488

Villero, Oddero, 2013Bin 1239481

Rocche dell'Annunziata, Rocche Costamagna, 2017Barolo Riserva is the crown jewel of Italy. A rarity made by select producers in only the best of vintages, one doesn't need to wait for a special occasion to pull the cork-- the act of opening a bottle in itself becomes the celebratory event. Requiring over five years of aging before release, this Barolo Riserva offers layers of flavor that transcend what you might find in any other wine.247

Giacomo Conterno, 1934Bin 25632809

Giacomo Conterno, 1937Bin 25752559

Bricco Bochis, Cavallotto, "Vigna San Giuseppe", 2017Bin 2513437

Bricco Voghera, Azelia, 2014Bin 3145511

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 1990Bin 25411578

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 2010Bin 25551889

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 2012Bin 13611849

Bussia, Aldo Conterno, "Granbussia", 2013Bin 13371997

Bussia, Fantino, "Cascina Dardi", 2015Bin 1279183

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 2010Bin 1229697

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 2011Bin 1223643

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 2012Bin 1305662

Bussia, Oddero, "Mondoca", 2013Bin 1233679

Bussia, Parusso, "Vigna Rocche", 2013Bin 1115512

Bussia, Prunotto, "Vigna Colonnello", 2010Bin 1363501

Bussia, Sergio Barale, 2013Bin 1179457

Bussia, Sergio Barale, 2016Bin 3113411

Case Nere, Roberto Voerzio, 2012Bin 2517906

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 1951Bin 25854322

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 1961Bin 25794113

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 2001Bin 25773643

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 2014Bin 25371961

Francia, Giacomo Conterno, "Monfortino", 2015Bin 25711999

Rocche dell'Annunziata, Paolo Scavino, 2013Bin 1353378

Rocche dell'Annunziata, Paolo Scavino, 2015Bin 1321551

Rocche dell'Annunziata, Paolo Scavino, 2016Bin 1291543

Rocche dell'Annunziata, Rocche Costamagna, "Bricco Francesco", 2017Bin 3147247

Villero, Vietti, 2010Bin 2527911

Vignarionda, Oddero, 2007Bin 2621724

Bricco di Neive, Cigliuti, "Vie-Erte", 2019Since the founding of Cigluiti in 1964, the winery's focus has always been quality over quantity. In Piedmont before the 1980s, it was sacrilegious to practice "green harvesting" or cutting grapes to concentrate the quality of the remaining grapes. Renato of Cigliuti was told by his neighbors he was throwing away money for green harvesting, and in his first vintage, he produced 300 bottles. Today, he and his daughters stand as one of the premier producers of Barbaresco that no one has ever heard of. Their Bricco di Neive hails from a small plot known as Vie Erte just outside of the town of Neive. Renato's approach has always been to let the terroir speak for itself in the glass through his mantra, "this blessed land." His Vie-Erte does just that by lending notes of bright red fruit, orange peel, white pepper, and mint that scream nuance and finesse.178

Bruno Giacosa, 2014Bin 2569411

Giuseppe Mascarello, 1958Bin 11871898

Produttori del Barbaresco, 1974Bin 2589562

Produttori del Barbaresco, 2020Bin 3115145

Scarpa, "Tettineive", 1989Bin 2597402

Riserva, Bruno Giacosa, "Santo Stefano", 1998Bin 26351777

Riserva, Produttori del Barbaresco, "Don Fiorino", 2016Bin 1351427

Asili, Luigi Giordano, 2019Bin 1317164

Bricco di Neive, Cigliuti, "Vie-Erte", 2019Bin 9167178

Cotta, Albino Rocca, 2019Bin 3101176

Gallina, La Spinetta, 2006Bin 1167511

Gallina, La Spinetta, 2007Bin 1177499

Gallina, La Spinetta, 2008Bin 1235494

Nervo, Rizzi, 2019Bin 1395182

Ovello, Albino Rocca, "Vigna Loreto", 2018Bin 1339169

Roncagliette, Olek Bondonio, 2016Bin 2523367

Serraboella, Paitin, "Sorì Paitin - Vecchie Vigne", 2004Bin 1331512

Starderi, La Spinetta, 2016Bin 1205419

Tulin, Pelissero, 2014Bin 3103384

Asili, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 1109261

Martinenga, Marchesi di Gresy, "Camp Gros", 2015Bin 1355337

Montefico, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2008Bin 2639376

Montefico, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2013Bin 2609321

Montefico, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2015Bin 1143292

Montestefano, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 1139254

Muncagota, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2008Bin 2641387

Muncagota, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2015Bin 1207323

Muncagota, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 1199264

Ovello, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2014Bin 2633319

Ovello, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 1267248

Pajé, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2008Bin 2643367

Pajé, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2013Bin 2611324

Pajé, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 3127257

Pora, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2015Bin 1311288

Pora, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2017Bin 3129246

Rabaja, Cascina Luisin, 2016Bin 1257231

Rio Sordo, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2008Bin 2637353

Rio Sordo, Produttori del Barbaresco, 2015Bin 1397276

Angelo GajaAngelo Gaja is the man credited for bringing the small commune of Barbaresco out of obscurity. His influence has changed the way the world views Italian wine to this day. A master of Nebbiolo: the austere, tannic grape once considered only quaffable after decades of bottle age, Angelo saw its potential as a world-class wine. Despite pushback from his peers, he employed new (and what most considered outlandish) practices both in the vineyard and the winery to promote freshness and elegance in his wine. The story of Gaja is a truly fascinating one, but is best told through a glass of his stunning Barbaresco...(hint, hint).

Gaja, 1974Bin 24572293

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Gaja, 2019Bin 2407714

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 1978Bin 24171679

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 1985Bin 24711358

Langhe, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 2003Bin 2463989

Langhe, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 2005Bin 24831218

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Costa Russi", 2014Bin 2447751

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1971Bin 23911859

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 1974Bin 24591448

Langhe, Gaja, "Sori San Lorenzo", 1999Bin 24051213

Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì San Lorenzo", 2007Bin 24891518

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 1982Bin 24031213

Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 2003Bin 2481924

Langhe, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 2007Bin 24671621

Barbaresco, Gaja, "Sorì Tildìn", 2015Bin 24331002

Langhe, Gaja, "Sperss", 1996Bin 2397877

Langhe, Gaja, "Sperss", 1996Bin 10151.5L 1897

Barolo, Gaja, "Sperss", 2018Bin 2409837

Barolo, Gaja, "Sperss", 2019Bin 2451999

Langhe, Gaja, "Conteisa", 1996Bin 2473581

Langhe, Gaja, "Conteisa", 1997Bin 2399937

Barolo, Gaja, "Conteisa", 2018Bin 2461811

Istine, 2022Novel thoughts don't come to mind when thinking about Chianti. Originally delimited in 1713 by Cosimo Medici III the original region between Siena and Florence is now known as: Classico. While the wines will always be intertwined with history; the Istine estate embraces their traditions while marrying modern technique and equipment in both the winery and the vineyard. The result is a wine that displays the qualities that made the region famous over three hundred years ago combined with luxury and balance from the lessons of modernity.82

Colli Senesi, Montenidoli, "Il Garrulo", 2021Bin 167474

Cultusboni, "Cetamura", 2022Bin 914671

Rùfina Riserva, Colognole, Terraelectae: "Vigneto Le Rogaie", 2018Bin 1778149

Buondonno, 2020Bin 910882

Cigliano di Sopra, 2022Bin 9170128

Istine, 2022Bin 913682

Istine, "Vigna Cavarichione", 2020Bin 1502136

Lecci e Brocchi, "Ragonaia", 2020Bin 1592101

Monteraponi, 2022Bin 1572111

Poggio delle Orecchie Perse, 2021Bin 179680

Poggiopiano, "La Tradizione", 2007Bin 1676176

Terreno, 2020Bin 1776108

Tregole, 2022Bin 152477

Villa Calcinaia, 1969Bin 2748298

Buondonno, 2020Bin 1510139

Caparsa, "Caparsino", 2015Bin 1782167

Caparsa, "Doccio a Matteo", 2016Bin 1780172

Cigliano di Sopra, "Vigneto Branca", 2021Bin 1536216

Lanciola, 2021Bin 153279

Pergola Degli Uberti, 2020Bin 910483

San Giusto a Rentennano, "Le Baròncole", 2017Bin 1614228

Tregole, 2021Bin 1528132

Volpaia, 2020Bin 1574144

Fontodi, "Vigna del Sorbo", 2019Bin 2750289

Istine, "Vigna Cavarchione", 2021Bin 1790159

Villa Calcinaia, "Vigna Bastignano", 2019Bin 1544189

Villa Calcinaia, "Vigna Contessa Luisa", 2020Bin 1650191

Orcia Riserva, Fabbrica, "Tinia", 2020There is a new age of producers in lesser-known areas of Tuscany that are taking Sangiovese to new heights. Tim Manning, UK expat and winemaker in Tuscany for decades, is a leader of this new age at Fabbrica Pienza. Fabbrica is in the Orcia DOC, just past the border of the famed region of Brunello di Montalcino. Fabbrica's Sangiovese is grown at high elevation on mineral-rich sandy-clayey soils reminiscent of soils in Crozes-Hermitage. Tim's winemaking is both classical and boundary-pushing, utilizing whole-cluster fermentations, very long macerations, and a mixture of concrete and large oak for aging. The Tinia Orcia Riserva Sangiovese, taken from two of the estate's best parcels, exudes finesse with haunting aromatics of rose petals, crunchy red cherry, strawberry, and fresh Tuscan herbs. This wine is the perfect balance of accessibility with a thought-provoking nature.153

Tenuta di Valgiano, 2013Bin 1686277

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Tenuta di Valgiano, 2018Bin 1640204

Riserva, Boscarelli, 2020Bin 1794167

Riserva, Carpineto, 1997Bin 1770196

Riserva, Carpineto, 2019Bin 1732104

Biondi-Santi, 2020Bin 1672297

J.G. Benda, 2021Bin 1636229

La Fiorita, 2022Bin 1598114

Le Ragnaie, 2019Bin 9168102

Mocali, 2021Bin 153881

Podere Le Ripi, "Sogni e Follia", 2019Bin 1556154

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 1994Bin 2824672

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 1999Bin 1562656

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2003Bin 2828521

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2004Bin 2864594

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2007Bin 2892567

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2009Bin 2826551

Fontodi, "Flaccianello della Pieve", 2019Bin 2780504

Alta Valle della Greve, P. Scalette, "Il Carbonaione", 2021Bin 1520172

Carmignano, Capezzana, "Villa di Capezzana", 2020Bin 168497

Montecucco, Castello ColleMassari, "Rigoleto", 2021Bin 165456

Morellino di Scansano, Terenzi, "Purosangue", 2018Bin 165691

Orcia Riserva, Fabbrica, "Tinia", 2020Bin 1736153

Vino da Tavola, Case Basse di G. Soldera, "Intistieti", 1992Bin 28981274

Le Ragnaie, 2019In recent years, top Brunello di Montalcino producers have sought high-altitude vineyards to capture Sangiovese's typicity in warmer vintages, purposefully preserving its varietal finesse. Le Ragnaie is fortunate to possess a coveted plot on some of the highest elevation vineyards, where they harness the sun's rays for a formidable and refined wine with fresh acidity – a rare achievement today. Le Ragnaie's Brunello embodies traditional flavors of sour cherry, wild strawberry, saddle leather, and tilled earth. The resulting wine is a more pronounced, luxurious bottling that only the region of Montalcino can provide.222

Altesino, "Montosoli", 2018Bin 2920319

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1971Bin 28221021

Camigliano, 2019Bin 1500160

Canalicchio di Sopra, 1995Bin 2704499

Canalicchio di Sopra, 2000Bin 2706433

Canalicchio di Sopra, 2015Bin 2722361

Canalicchio di Sopra, 2017Bin 2860299

Canalicchio di Sopra, 2018Bin 2764286

Canalicchio di Sopra, "La Casaccia", 2017Bin 2866531

Canalicchio di Sopra, "Montosoli", 2018Bin 2842579

Celestino Pecci, 2017Bin 1792177

Cerbaiona, 2007Bin 2802607

Il Colle, 2019Bin 1578186

Il Marroneto, 2019Bin 1622349

Il Marroneto, 2020Bin 2852389

Il Marronetto, "Madonna delle Grazie", 2017Bin 2874864

Le Chiuse, 2017Bin 1768281

Le Ragnaie, 2019Bin 1648222

Le Ragnaie, "Casanova Montosoli", 2018Bin 1558367

Le Ragnaie, "Passo del Lume Spento", 2018Bin 1582388

Le Ragnaie, "Ragnaie V.V.", 2018Bin 1624398

Pieve Santa Restituta, "Rennina", 1997Bin 2700497

Pieve Santa Restituta, "Rennina", 1998Bin 2716482

Pieve Santa Restituta, "Sugarille", 1998Bin 2812513

Podere Le Ripi, "Amore e Magia", 2017Bin 1594336

Poggio di Sotto, 2015Bin 2884552

Poggio di Sotto, 2017Bin 2922593

Poggio di Sotto, 2018Bin 2918567

Salvioni, "La Cerbaiola", 2016Bin 2804537

Salvioni, "La Cerbaiola", 2017Bin 2900499

San Fiorenzo, 2019Bin 1550129

Sesti, 1997Bin 2712477

Stella di Campalto, "Corso", 2019Bin 2734576

Stella di Campalto, "VCLC", 2016Bin 1526624

Valdicava, 2007Bin 1586451

Valdicava, 2017Bin 1616331

Ventolaio, 2015Brunello di Montalcino has risen to be the premier interpretation of Tuscan Sangiovese. At the Riserva level, it ranks among some of the highest aging requirements of any other table wine in the world. By law, it may not be released until the 6th year following harvest, and is mandated to mature in oak for a minimum of two years. Full in body, a Riserva designated Brunello expresses all the traditional flavors one expects from the varietal with an emphasis on black cherry, chocolate notes, and a dark earthiness. The resulting wine is a more pronounced, luxurious bottling that only the hill of Montalcino can provide.262

Baricci, "Nello", 2015Bin 2702521

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1967Bin 28182973

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1983Bin 27563056

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1985Bin 27682724

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1988Bin 27903347

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1995Bin 28562113

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1997Bin 28062389

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 1999Bin 28082561

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2006Bin 28501527

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2010Bin 28802249

Biondi-Santi (Tenuta Greppo), 2011Bin 28321083

Camigliano, "Gualto", 2013Bin 1784254

Canalicchio di Sopra, 2016Bin 2810689

Ciacci Piccolomini d'Aragona, "Santa Caterina d'Oro", 2015Bin 2718499

Conti Costanti, 2015Bin 1606571

Fuligni, 2013Bin 1568454

Fuligni, 2015Bin 1588446

Poggio di Sotto, 2013Bin 29261487

Poggio di Sotto, 2016Bin 17241258

San Filippo, "Le Lucére", 2016Bin 1504598

San Polino, 2015Bin 1542301

Sesta di Sopra, 2016Bin 1506423

Ucceliera, 2010Bin 2814467

Valdicava, "Madonna del Piano", 2006Bin 1632918

Valdicava, "Madonna del Piano", 2009Bin 2760791

Valdicava, "Madonna del Piano", 2015Bin 1560868

Valdicava, "Madonna del Piano", 2016Bin 1628738

Ventolaio, 2015Bin 1518262

Tenuta di Carleone, "Uno", 2020Lying at one of the highest points in Tuscany is the medieval hamlet of Castiglioni, where Tenuta di Carleone calls home. The hamlet's castle was erected in 1078 by monks, but it took almost 1000 years before wine began being produced here. This new venture is thanks to Karl Egger and Sean O'Callaghan, who partnered to focus on the esteemed Tuscan varietal: Sangiovese. Their "Uno" bottling is considered the flagship of the estate and demonstrates the elegance of what a "Super Tuscan" can be. Some of the wine world's most respected minds have said, "Could this be Tuscany's answer to Haut Brion?"144

Antinori, "Solaia", 1997Bin 2794919

Antinori, "Solaia", 2008Bin 29141078

Antinori, "Solaia", 2009Bin 2838991

Antinori, "Solaia", 2018Bin 2844878

Antinori, "Solaia", 2019Bin 2754893

Antinori, "Tignanello", 2020Bin 2730367

Antinori, "Tignanello", 2021Bin 2762320

Bibi Graetz, "Testamatta", 2020Bin 1618278

Carpinento, "Farnito", 2007Bin 1570238

Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2009Bin 28941346

Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2017Bin 1608997

Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2018Bin 27101034

Case Basse di Gianfranco Soldera, "Soldera", 2019Bin 28721056

Castello dei Rampolla, "Vigna d'Alceo", 2006Bin 1786422

Castello dei Rampolla, "Vigna d'Alceo", 2009Bin 1788491

Castello di Ama, "L'Apparita", 2018Bin 2846679

Collazzi, "Collazzi", 2020Binn 9112154

Lanciola, "Terricci", 2015Bin 1566143

Le Macchiole, "Messorio", 2018Bin 1580651

Le Macchiole, "Messorio", 2019Bin 1590692

Le Macchiole, "Scrio", 2018Bin 1584581

Masseto, 2016Bin 27201942

Masseto, 2017Bin 27441657

Masseto, 2018Bin 27261933

Masseto, 2020Bin 29041931

Masseto, 2021Bin 29121978

Masseto, "Massetino", 2018Bin 2728756

Masseto, "Massetino", 2020Bin 2854827

Masseto, "Massetino", 2021Bin 2906747

Masseto, "Massetino", 2022Bin 2954827

Montellori, "Salamartano", 2009Bin 1638188

Montevertine, "Le Pergole Torte", 2018Bin 2890447

Montevertine, "Le Pergole Torte", 2019Bin 2924488

Montevertine, "Montevertine", 2019Bin 1552253

Montevertine, "Montevertine", 2020Bin 1554294

Petra, "Petra", 2020Bin 1516217

Querciabella, "Turpino", 2019Bin 1634174

Sancaba, "Petit Sancaba", 2022Bin 1573114

San Giusto a Rentennano, "Percarlo", 1997Bin 2886789

Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Masseto", 1997Bin 28343114

Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Masseto", 1998Bin 27922981

Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Masseto", 1999Bin 28681899

Tenuta di Carleone, "Uno", 2020Bin 9140144

Tenuta di Trinoro, 2017Bin 1534867

Tenuta di Trinoro, 2020Bin 2772978

Tenuta di Trinoro, "Campo di Tenaglia", 2020Bin 1602273

Tenuta di Trinoro, "Palazzi", 2020Bin 2770727

Tenuta Sette Cieli, "Yantra", 2022Bin 914277

Tua Rita, "Giusto di Notri", 2021Bin 1548264

Tua Rita, "Redigaffi", 2019Bin 2876698

Ultima Pietra, "Merito", 2020Bin 1596299

Giovanni Chiappini, "Felciaino", 2020Lying just beyond the beaches of the Tyrrhenian Sea is the region of Bolgheri, known as the "Golden Coast." Here, you will find Italy's most luxurious and collected wines that rival those of Napa Valley and Bordeaux. Sandwiched between the greats of Le Macchiole, Ornellaia, and Guado al Melo is the small family-run winery of Giovanni Chiappini. Unlike most transplant producers seeking the more recent wine buzz of the region, the Chiappinis have been tending to this land since the early 1950s. Since their inception, they have been humbly cultivating their land of olive groves, vegetable gardens, fruit groves, and, most importantly, vines. Chiappini's bottling "Felciaino" masterfully blends Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc into a powerful yet elegant style that stands up against the best of Bolgheri.117

Ca'Marcanda (Gaja), "Camarcanda", 2016Bin 2908582

Ca'Marcanda (Gaja), "Camarcanda", 2017Bin 2746563

Ca'Marcanda, "Magari", 2022Bin 2752293

Giovanni Chiappini, "Felciaino", 2020Bin 9114117

Guado al Tasso, "Cont'Ugo", 2021Bin 1620182

Le Macchiole, 2022Bin 1508130

Antinori, Guado al Tasso, "Matarocchio", 2015Bin 28581358

Giovanni Chiappini, "Guado De'Gemoli", 2019Bin 1646211

Guado al Melo, "Atis", 2020Bin 1612232

Michele Satta, "Piastraia", 2021Bin 1600176

Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 2018Bin 2732552

Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 2019Bin 2742582

Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, Ornellaia, 2021Bin 2738684

Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1994Bin 2798899

Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1997Bin 2766976

Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia, 2018Bin 2708608

Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2019Bin 2848671

Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2020Bin 2816643

Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 2021Bin 2786651

Cortona, Stefano Amerighi, 2021Bin 1626134

Val d'Arno di Sopra, Petrolo, "Galatrona", 2022Bin 2910327

Vino da Tavola, Antinori, "Solaia", 1985Bin 28881112

Vino di Tavola, Antinori, "Tignanello", 1978Bin 2800847

Vino da Tavola, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 1988Bin 1514771

Vino da Tavola, Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, "Ornellaia", 1990Bin 1530799

Vino da Tavola, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1992Bin 2882859

Vino da Tavola, Tenuta San Guido, "Sassicaia", 1993Bin 2740843

Musella, 2018Just outside of Verona lie the hills of Valpolicella which is home to one of Italy's greatest wines: Amarone. Composed of a blend of special, native varietals, Amarone's claim to fame is a result of its unique production method, appassimento. Directly translating to "withering" or "fading", appassimento refers to a special grape-drying process that concentrates the sugars and flavors in grapes destined for Amarone. Full-bodied and powerful with ripe fruit, these wines deliver a unique expression of Northern Italian wine.162

Classico, Buglioni, "Il Bugiardo", 2021Bin 915279

Classico, Domini Veneti, 2020Bin 1484169

Classico, Farina, 2020Bin 1436159

Classico, Speri, "Monte Sant'Urbano", 2008Bin 1418484

Classico, Speri, "Monte Sant'Urbano", 2010Bin 1486441

Musella, 2018Bin 9172162

Riserva, Brigaldara, 2011Bin 4156426

Superiore, Bertani, "Amarone", 1967Bin 4128486

Superiore, Bertani, "Amarone", 1968Bin 1476477

Superiore, Bertani, "Amarone", 1974Bin 4188463

Superiore, Bertani, "Amarone", 1976Bin 4100547

Superiore, Bertani, "Amarone", 1980Bin 1478598

Colli Euganai Rosso Riserva, Vignalta, 2015Bin 140073

Superiore Classico, Bardolino, Bertoldi, 2019Bin 412679

Veneto, Case Paolin, "Rosso del Milio", 2017Bin 415282

Veneto, Maculan, "Fratta", 2016Bin 4168223

Veneto, Maculan, "Fratta", 2017Bin 1498237

Veneto, Zenato, "Cresasso", 2015Bin 4146173

Vino da Tavola, Venissa, 2011Bin 1410500ml 322

Quintarelli vs. Dal FornoDRC vs. Leroy...Lafite vs. Latour...Conterno vs. Gaja... the wine geek's equivalent to a political debate (notwithstanding a little BS) in a quest for the single greatest expression of a particular wine. In Valpolicella, two producers indisputably reign at the top of the quality pyramid: Quintarelli and Dal Forno. Both producers commit maniacal attention to fruit selection, sorting down to the individual berry if necessary to achieve the best extraction of flavor possible. Quintarelli's genius in the cellar is carried out through more traditional methods of èlevage, while Dal Forno boasts one of the most technologically advanced wineries in the world. Preference in the resulting wines can be polarizing depending on the taster, but the quality of both is unquestionable. Where Quintarelli masterfully draws elegance and otherworldly aromas out of his Amarones, Dal Forno excels in achieving depths of concentration winemakers in Napa only dream about.

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, 1971Bin 41622399

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, 2009Bin 4136933

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, 2011Bin 4192944

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, 2013Bin 4142902

Amarone della Valpolicella Classico, 2015Bin 14381081

Recioto della Valpolicella Classico, 2004Bin 1402889

Veneto, "Alzero", 2011Bin 4144999

Veneto, "Alzero", 2013Bin 14061236

Amarone della Valpolicella, 1999Bin 41601048

Amarone della Valpolicella, 2001Bin 4190887

Amarone della Valpolicella, 2002Bin 4174799

Amarone della Valpolicella, 2004Bin 4124997

Amarone della Valpolicella, 2006Bin 1424997

Amarone della Valpolicella, 2017Bin 1416931

Recioto della Valpolicella, 1997Bin 4196375ml 486

Valpolicella Superiore, 2010Bin 4184376

Valpolicella Superiore, 2011Bin 4164363

Valpolicella Superiore, 2018Bin 1454389

Veneto, "Vigna Seré", 2003Bin 4198375ml 479

Rosso di Valtellina, Ar.Pe.Pe., 2021Just south of the Swiss border lies the sensational region of Valtellina. With vineyards terraced upon impossibly steep mountains, Valtellina is home to the best Nebbiolo outside of Piedmont. Here Nebbiolo is called "Chiavennasca" and produces one of Italy's most sophisticated reds. Positioned at a near 90 degree incline, mechanized farming is not an option here forcing grape farmers to look after each grape by hand. With high risk comes great reward in Valtellina and with one of the prized vineyards named Inferno, it becomes apparent how grape farmers feel about working at these heights.139

Lagrein Riserva, Terlan, "Porphyr", 2020Bin 1422209

St. Magdalener Classico, Weingut Untermoserhof, 2018Bin 140174

Teroldego, Vigneti delle Dolomiti, Foradori, "Granato", 2019Bin 4112188

Teroldego, Vigneti delle Dolomiti, Foradori, "Granato", 2021Bin 4104231

Teroldego, Vigneti delle Dolomiti, Foradori, "Sgarzon", 2022Bin 4107144

Vigneti delle Dolomiti, San Leonardo, 2018Bin 1432321

Collio, Primosic, "Metamorfosis", 2015Bin 1480211

Friuli, Le Monde, 2021Bin 917874

Friuli Colli Orientali, Ronc Platât, "Nuvolaio", 2022Bin 140884

Friuli Colli Orientali, Merlot, Ermacora, 2019Bin 413469

Friuli Colli Orientali, Merlot, Ronc Platât, "Mutilatini", 2022Bin 1462176

Venezia Giulia, Refosco, Primosic, 2019Bin 147477

Venezia Giulia, Škerk, "Teran", 2020Bin 1458102

Dolceaqua, Tenuta Anfosso, 2015Bin 411078

Buttafuoco dell'Oltrepò Pavese, Picchioni, "Solinghino", 2019Bin 141386

Pinot Nero dell'Oltrepò Pavese, Frecciarossa, "Giorgio Odero", 2013Bin 1465129

Rosso di Valtellina, Ar.Pe.Pe., 2021Bin 9109139

Rosso di Valtellina, Rainoldi, "San Gregorio", 2019Bin 148969

Sforzato di Valtellina, Mamete Prevostini, "Albareda", 2019Bin 1439191

Valtellina Superiore, Ar.Pe.Pe., "Grumello: Rocco di Piro", 2019Bin 1441182

Valtellina Superiore, Nino Negri, "Francia", 2016Bin 1481143

Valtellina Superiore Riserva, Ar.Pe.Pe., "Inferno: Sesto Canto", 2016Bin 1423339

Enfer d'Arvier, Danilo Thomain, 2022Bin 4181111

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Archivio", 2020Cristiana Tiberio and her brother, Antonio, have transformed their small winery in the quaint village of Cugnoli, Abruzzo, from barren land to star status in under 20 years. With stints at producers like Jacques Selosse in Champagne, Nicolas Joly at Coulee de Serrant, Egon Muller in the Mosel, and multiple producers in Chablis, it is no wonder that Cristiana's wines are some of the best in Italy. She specializes in single vineyard, old vine, and special clone bottlings that express a distinct side of Abruzzo that not many capture. Her Archivio is meticulously crafted from massal selected 67-year-old vines from four special biotypes of Montepulciano. Archivio, translating to "archive," is a homage to these biotypes, and each is named after the Tiberio family's dogs: Tione, Quarmari, Diana, and Otto. The final wine produced exudes a distinct silky texture with tart raspberry and savory spice mingled with violet inner florals.153

Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo, Valentini, 2017Bin 4170351

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Campo dei Sogni, 2022Bin 417870

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Caprera, "Le Vasche", 2020Bin 9106102

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Archivio", 2020Bin 1464153

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Colle Vota", 2020Bin 1444287

Aglianico di Irpinia, Quintodecimo, "Terra d'Eclano", 2021Bin 4186176

Aglianico di Paestum, San Salvatore, "Gillo Dorfles", 2016Bin 1404287

Colli di Salerno, Montevetrano, 2006Bin 1491389

Colli di Salerno, Montevetrano, 2009Bin 1495377

Costa d'Amalfi, Marisa Cuomo, "Furore", 2021Bin 1450141

Luigi Tecce, "Satyricon", 2021Bin 9134164

Roccamonfina, I Cacciagalli, "Mille", 2021Bin 148274

Taurasi, Mastroberardino, 1967Bin 4172457

Taurasi, Pietracupa, 2016Bin 1414216

Taurasi, Terredora, "Campore", 2007Bin 4114277

Taurasi, Terredora, "Pago dei Fusi", 2013Bin 1446159

Casale del Giglio, "Madreselva", 1997Bin 1496134

Cesane del Piglio, La Visciola, "Priore Mozzatta", 2020Bin 1420172

Tenuta Principe Alberico, "Alberico", 2017Bin 1448198

Tenuta Principe Alberico, "Appia Antica 400", 2020Bin 1452102

Conero Riserva, Umani Ronchi, "Campo San Giorgio", 2015Bin 1470174

Selvagrossa, "Poveriano", 2020Bin 149484

Umani Ronchi, "Pelago", 1997Bin 4148491

Umani Ronchi, "Pelago", 1998Bin 1428489

Umani Ronchi, "Pelago", 2000Bin 4130479

Umani Ronchi, "Pelago", 2001Bin 4158472

Umani Ronchi, "Pelago", 2004Bin 4150438

Merlot di Todi, Tudernum, 2019Bin 410667

Montefalco, Arnaldo-Caprai, 2021Bin 149074

Montefalco, Tenuta Lunelli, "Ziggurat", 2019Bin 410881

Sagrantino di Montefalco, Fratelli Pardi, "Sacrantino", 2018Bin 1488148

Sagrantino di Montefalco, Paolo Bea, "Cerrete", 2015Bin 1434431

Etna Rosso, Girolamo Russo, "'a Rina", 2021Famed winemaker Giuseppe Russo of Girolamo Russo has been instrumental in the recent surge in popularity of Mt. Etna wines. In his early years, Giuseppe had his eyes set on his career in music and literature. However, in 2004 he returned to his hometown of Passopisciaro to tend to his father's 18 hectares of 100-year-old vines planted to varietals native to Mt. Etna. He rose to fame within the region after studying under some of Etna's greatest producers: Frank Cornelissen, Marco de Grazia of Tenuta delle Terre Nere, and Andrea Franchetti of Passopisciaro. As a classically trained pianist, Giuseppe is no stranger to precision and focus. His spellbinding wines of extreme elegance and depth can only be created on the volcanic terroir of Mount Etna. His "'a Rina" bottling exudes bright red berries, sweet spice, and a faint hint of tobacco displaying the true essence of Mt. Etna.88

Alta Mora, "Feudo di Mezzo", 2016Bin 1419197

Benanti, "Monte Serra", 2020Bin 1417179

Biondi, "Cisterna Fuori", 2020Bin 1405194

Biondi, "San Nicolo", 2022Bin 1403187

Girolamo Russo, "'a Rina", 2022Bin 912388

Graci, 2022Bin 410595

Vigneti Vecchio, "Sciare Vive", 2017Bin 1411113

Riserva, Benanti, "Serra della Contessa P. 587", 2016Bin 1421317

Nero d'Avola, Duca di Salaparuta, "D. Enrico", 2020Bin 1430217

Nero d'Avola, Feudo Montoni, "Lagnusa", 2022Bin 146082

Nero d'Avola, Feudo Montoni, "Vrucara", 2017Bin 1460161

Periccone, Tenuta Regaleali, "Guarnaccio", 2020Bin 141267

Nero d'Avola, Marabino, "Archimede", 2016Bin 4116122

Occhipinti, "SP68", 2023Bin 144092

Passopisciaro, "Contrada S", 2020Bin 1497223

Cerasuolo di Vittoria Classico, C.O.S., 2021Bin 1442122

Vino da Tavola, Salvo Foti, "I Vigneri", 2022Bin 1415123

Martin Woods, "Koosah", Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Winemaker Evan Martin is humbly producing some of the greatest Pinot Noir found anywhere in the world. Like a virtuoso artist, Evan's discerning taste leads him to maniacally select only the highest of quality grapes, sourced from vineyard sites as rare and exceptional as they come. Enter his pièce de résistance, the illustrious "Koosah" vineyard bottling. The name "Koosah", derived from the dialect of the Coastal Salish people, evokes a sense of awe with its poetic translation, "beautiful ceiling in the sky," a fitting portrayal of its perch atop the crest of Eola-Amity Hills. To the direct west of the Koosah vineyard lies a majestic gap in the formidable Coastal Range mountains. It is through this opening (aka "Van Duzer Corridor") that Koosah lies completely exposed to cooler marine temperatures and the constant threat of tempestuous storm systems that could devastate the vineyard at any time. One might ponder the audacity of sourcing fruit from such an extreme and dramatic setting, but in the case of Koosah, fortune favors the bold. Here, the Pinot Noir vines thrive, un-grafted and planted on their original rootstock, basking in warm days and cool nights but also benefitting from the high elevation where intensified UV rays gift the vineyard with one of the most prolonged and perfectly balanced growing seasons in the Willamette Valley. Limited and exceptionally special, the '21 "Koosah" tantalizes the senses with notes of Alpine spices, macerated dark cherries, and a touch of reduced pomegranate leaving a lasting impression of indulgence and sophistication.136

Antica Terra, "Botanica", 2021Bin 1897389

Dusky Goose, Dundee Hills, 2013Bin 1807169

Illahe, "1899", 2021Bin 1817247

Lingua Franca, Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Bin 1837177

Martin Woods, "Koosah", Eola-Amity Hills, 2022Bin 1891136

Maysara, "Suo Jure", 2018Bin 1821115

Zena Crown Vineyard, "The Sum", Eola-Amity Hills, 2021Bin 1845268

Keller Estate, "Casa", Petaluma Gap, 2021Bin 1809122

Peay, "Pomarium", 2022Bin 1883234

Rivers Marie, 2023Bin 1831147

Rivers Marie, "Joy Road", 2023Bin 1851216

Scherrer, "Platt", 2010Bin 1801189

Scherrer, "Platt", 2011Bin 1811227

Scherrer, "Platt", 2012Bin 1815222

DuMOL, "Wester Reach", 2022Bin 1803197

Adelaida, "HMR", Adelaida District, 2021Bin 1861173

Domaine de Travail, "Garey", Santa Maria Valley, 2023Bin 181992

Littorai, "Cerise", Anderson Valley, 2021Bin 1843258

Presqu'ile, "Sanford & Benedict", Santa Rita Hills, 2020Bin 1827196

Rivers Marie, "Bearwallow", Anderson Valley, 2023Bin 1847211

Rhys, "Horseshoe", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2017Bin 1893407

Sandhi, "White Buffalo Land Trust", Santa Barbara, 2022Bin 1825154

Santa Cruz Mountain Vineyard, "Branciforte", Santa Cruz MountainBin 1823132

Three Kings, Santa Barbara County, 2023Bin 189980

Sullivan Estate, "Coeur de Vigne", Napa Valley, 2021Founded in 1972 by James O'Neil Sullivan, under the advisement of André Tchelistcheff, the property is situated in the heart of Napa Valley's Rutherford AVA. Spanning over 26 acres of vineyard and lush gardens, the estate was completely revitalized in 2018. These famed vineyards that were once unknown are finally getting the attention they deserve.174

22 Hundred Cellars, "52W", Paso Robles, 2023Bin 229690

Abreu, "Thorevilos", Napa Valley, 2012Bin 22721314

Abreu, "Thorevilos", Napa Valley, 2016Bin 22161376

Adelaida, "Viking Estate", Adelaida District, 2020Bin 2228208

Arietta, Napa Valley 2020Bin 2280464

Blankiet Estate, "Paradise Hill", Napa Valley, 2002Bin 2270627

Burgess, "Contadina", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 9164124

Camino, "En Foule", Moon Mountain District, 2022Bin 2258131

Camino, "Monticello", Moon Mountain District, 2018Bin 2274198

Caterwaul, Napa Valley, 2022Bin 2240140

Farella, Napa Valley, 2019Bin 2232217

Far Mountain, "Fission", Moon Mountain District, 2022Bin 9150187

Gaderian, "Bynoe", St. Helena, 2022Bin 2250248

Gagnon-Kennedy, "Old Federal Block", Napa Valley, 2021Bin 2210824

Hesperian, "Kitoko", Atlas Peak, 2018Bin 2214446

Hundred Acre, "Morgan's Way", Napa Valley, 2019Bin 22681282

Klipsun, "Klipsun", Red Mountain, 2019Bin 2222427

Laurel Glen, Sonoma Mountain, 2014Bin 2224287

Laurel Glen, "Counterpoint", Sonoma Mountain, 2019Bin 2234167

Maybach, "Amoenus", Calistoga, 2022Bin 2256459

Maybach, "Materium", Oakville, 2022Bin 2242642

Purlieu, Napa Valley, 2019Bin 2220346

Purlieu, "Le Pich", Napa Valley, 2021Bin 2230181

Realm, "Beckstoffer To Kalon", Napa Valley, 2019Bin 2206928

Realm, "Houyi", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 2238897

Rudd, "Estate", Napa Valley, 2012Bin 2248623

Rudd, "Estate", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 2200494

Shafer, "Hillside Select", Stags Leap District, 1990Bin 2288931

Sullivan Estate, "Coeur de Vigne", Napa Valley, 2021Bin 9138174

Ulysses, Napa Valley, 2015Bin 2236212

Pax, "Alder Springs", Mendocino County, 2021Pax Mahle has always been focused on producing great wines from great vineyards. From the onset of his career he channeled his energies into sourcing the best fruit he could find and, if he couldn't, would farm it himself. After the success of his initial project, Pax and his wife Pam founded the eponymous Pax Cellars. Utilizing much of the same land for this label, he started to produce an entire range of wines focused on elegance, freshness, and Old World techniques. All his grapes are hand-harvested, foot-crushed, and fermented whole cluster–a nod to his favorite producers in the Rhone–and he has continued to innovate by farming Chenin Blanc, Trousseau Gris, Gamay, and Vermentino. Alder Springs is a site he has been working with since 2005 and produces exceptional fruit around the town of Laytonville, more reminiscent of the Rhône he draws inspiration from.124

Anthill Farms, "Campbell Ranch", Sonoma Coast, 2020Bin 1846122

DuMOL, "Eddie's Patch", Russian River Valley, 2021Bin 1862272

Herman Story, "Made", California, 2020Bin 1888179

Piedrasassi, Rim Rock", Arroyo Grande Valley, 2021Bin 1826117

Radio-Coteau, "Harrison Grade", Sonoma Coast, 2017Bin 1824198

Railsback Frères, "Pour Simone", Santa Ynez Valley, 2022Bin 1822104

Rhys, "Horseshoe", Santa Cruz Mountain, 2014Bin 1874286

Rhys, "Skyline", Santa Cruz Mountain, 2012Bin 1872257

The Language of Yes, "Rancho Real", Santa Maria Valley, 2021Bin 1806114

Farella, Napa Valley, 2019Bin 1818141

Pahlmeyer, Napa Valley, 2022Bin 1810307

PerUs, "Bryn", Napa Valley, 2018Bin 2292401

Robert Sinskey, "Commander Zinskey", Napa Valley, 2019Bin 1876186

Santa Cruz Mountain Vineyard, "Zayante", Santa Cruz Mountains, 2021Bin 1802127

Turley, "Old Vines", California, 2022Bin 1892104

Turley, "Rattlesnake Ridge", Howell Mountain, 2022Bin 1828173

Arietta, "H Block Hudson Vineyard", Napa Valley, 2005Bin 1878447

Ashes & Diamonds, Napa Valley, 2019Bin 1850219

Carignan, Camino, "Higgledy Piggledy", California, 2022Bin 1833119

Cinsaut, Time Place, "Bechtold", Lodi, 2020Bin 186081

Grenache, Pax, "Alder Springs", Mendocino County, 2021Bin 1880124

Mourvèdre, Time Place, "Sheldon Hills", Lodi, 2019Bin 189876

Trousseau, Stolpman, "Combe", Ballard Canyon 2022Bin 182977

Lagrein, Matthiasson, "Lone Pine Vineyard", El Dorado, 2015Bin 187099

Nebbiolo et al., Æris, "Bricco Rosso", California, 2017Bin 1869173

Felsina, 2016Literally translated "Holy Wine", Vin Santo has a rich history dating back to the heart of the Renaissance era. Using the unique passito method, grapes are dried out on straw mats to concentrate sugars and amplify complexity. Legend has it that a 14th century friar once used leftover Vin Santo from Mass to heal the sick. We're not guaranteeing a miracle, but might suggest that a glass of this 'enlightened spirit' can cure what ails you375ml 144

Chianti, Carpineto, "Farnito", 1999Bin 3009500ml 157

Chianti, San Vito, "Malmantico", 2013Bin 3098375ml 94

Chianti Classico, Badia a Coltibuono, 2015Bin 30972.5oz 28375ml 140

Chianti Classico, Bibbiano, "Occhio Di Pernice", 2013Bin 3002375ml 124

Chianti Classico, Felsina, 2016Bin 3006375ml 144

Chianti Classico, Fontodi, 2004Bin 3019375ml 238

Montepulciano, Avignonesi, 2000Bin 3010375ml 369

Montefalco Sagrantino Passito, Paolo Bea, 2010Bin 3050375ml 139

Passito di Pantelleria, Donnafugata, "Ben Rye", 2021Bin 3060375ml 132

Recioto della Valpolicella, Dal Forno Romano, 1997Bin 4196375ml 486

Recioto della Valpolicella, Tenute Falezza, 2016Bin 30962.5 oz 18500ml 90

Recioto della Valpolicella Classico, Quintarelli, 2004Bin 1402889

Recioto di Soave, Tessari, "Tre Colli", 2015Bin 3020500ml 119

Torcolato di Breganze, Maculan, 2019Bin 3003375ml 126

Veneto, Dal Forno Romano, "Passito", 2003Bin 4198375ml 479

Veneto, Quintarelli, "Amabile del Cere", 2006Bin 3004375ml 667

Brachetto d'Aqcui, Alasia, 2021Bin 305849

Lambrusco Grasparossa, Corte Manzini, "Amabile", NVBin 069551

Moscadello di Montalcino, Capanna, 2019Bin 300179

Moscato d'Asti, Elio Perrone, "Sourgal", 2023Bin 30655oz 14750ml 70

Ruché Chinato, La Miraja, "La Ribóta", NVBin 3005209

Brut Nature Champagne, Barrat-Masson, "Les Margannes", 2016Aurélie Barrat and Loïc Masson are a husband-and-wife team who toil over their seven hectares of vines in the small villages of Bethon and Villenauxe-la-Grande in the Côte de Sézanne region of Champagne. They farm organically and let their terroir speak for itself. Their "Les Margannes" comes from a single vineyard comprised of 40-year-old Chardonnay vines grown in classic chalky soils. The wine blossoms with lemon oil, honey, acacia, toasted bread notes, and hints of white flowers and oyster shells. Perfect for a large group or, in the loosely debaucherous words of Sir Winston Churchill, "A magnum is the perfect size for two people to share over lunch... especially if one of them isn't drinking".522

Brut Champagne, Etienne Doue, "Selection", NVBin 0116279

Brut Champagne, Gosset, "Grand Reserve", NVBin 0114364

Brut Champagne, Pol Roger, "Brut Reserve", NVBin 0112421

Brut Franciacorta, Ca' del Bosco, "Annamaria Clementi", 2015Bin 0111617

Brut Nature Champagne, Barrat-Masson, "Les Margannes", 2016Bin 0118522

Extra Brut Champagne, Vincent Couche, "Sensation", 2000Bin 0120834

Alto Adige, Cantina Tramin Kellerei, "Stoan", 2016Bin 0109163

Chardonnay, Bergström, "Old Stones", Willamette Valley, 2020Bin 0113381

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Fonte Canale", 2019Bin 0107476

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo, Tiberio, "Fonte Canale", 2021Bin 0115496

Veneto, Quintarelli, "Bianco Secco Ca' del Merlo", 2021Bin 0102333

Ceretto, Cannubi-San Lorenzo, 2005Bin 10271551