Last Bottles from Top Producers

We’re down to just one bottle of each of today’s featured wines—an ideal chance to revisit an old favorite or explore a new producer. Use this opportunity to curate a mixed case based on a region mor vintage or replace a few bottles that you’ve depleted. Nearly everything is in stock and ready to ship!

I would mix up a half-case of bubbly with the 2002 Billecart St. Hilaire, 2 vintages of the legendary Bollinger VV Francaises, incandescent Dom Rosé, and the best of two contrasting grower Champagnes: Pierre Peters’ Oenotheque Chetillons and Selosse’s Sous le Mont. Then, I’d assemble a showstopping lineup of Méo-Camuzet’s Cros Parantoux and Rousseau’s phenomenal 1999 Clos St Jacques to drink now and hold the 2018 Chambertin to further age.

A Rhône trio – Allemand, Clos de Papes, and a stunning Rayas – offers a range of vintages, price points, and immediate drinkability.  Don’t miss top bottlings of aged Piedmont – both Conternos, Gaja, Grasso, Produttori and Vietti, spanning vintages 2004 to 2019. Finally, we suggest assembling an all 100-point half case for yourself or a very lucky friend with the 1990 Margaux, 2018 Palmer, a magnum of Vietti’s 2013 Ravera, 2018 Abreu Madrona and 2013 Dominus and Harlan!