Final Bottles in Stock

Today’s offer is truly a last chance: every wine here is the final bottle in our inventory. There’s something especially satisfying about grabbing the last bottle of a coveted wine and claiming it as yours. Everything is in stock and ready to ship or transfer to storage.

Think of these as bottles for a great wine dinner, Thanksgiving, your next tailgate – or build an entire mixed case and take advantage of flat-rate shipping or temperature-controlled transfer to your storage.

I’ve got my eye on the selection of 100-pointers, including that big boy, the 1998 Cheval Blanc 3L. You could certainly drink it now, but give it a little more time and it should be squarely in its prime drinking window.

For something drinking beautifully now, don’t miss the two mature vintages of Casanova di Neri Cerretalto – consistently one of my favorite Brunellos. The 2013 and 2015 offer a chance to see how beautifully Cerretalto ages: developed and complex, but with plenty of structure and concentration still intact. I’d also throw in the two Dhondt-Grellet, always a standby for me at Champagne-focused gatherings.

A couple of mixed-case ideas:

Drink Near Term: 1998 Leroy Corton Les Renardes, 2005 Lafarge Volnay Vendanges Sélectionnées, 2017 Lafarge Clos du Château des Ducs, 2016 Lignier-Michelot Les Faconnières Magnum, 2007 PYCM Meursault Perrières, 2008 Cos d’Estournel, 2012 La Mondotte, 2005 Bellevue Mondotte, 2007 Voerzio Rocche dell’Annunziata, 2009 Aldo Conterno Colonnello Magnum, 2013 Cerretalto, 2013 Pahlmeyer Proprietary Red.

Lay Down in Storage: 2019 Latour, 2010 Margaux, 2018 Rousseau Clos de Bèze, 2022 Méo-Camuzet Richebourg, 2023 Mugnier Les Amoureuses, 2024 Fourrier Les Gruenchers, 2023 Jadot Clos Saint-Jacques, 2020 Bruno Clair Bonnes-Mares Magnum, 2020 Bruno Clair Clos de Bèze, 2015 Cerretalto, 2010 Guigal La Landonne, 2019 Bond St. Eden.

Build a case, fill a gap in your cellar, or grab something special to open this fall – but don’t leave the bottle you want sitting on the list!