In Review

I thought today would be a good moment to revisit a few recent gems that may have slipped past you the first time around. How do I know? Because somehow, these treasures are still available! Given the overwhelming interest in our aged wine offerings lately, I’ve leaned heavily into that theme here. However, you’ll also find a few standout recent releases sprinkled in, ensuring something for every palate.

Highlights include an extraordinary vertical of Massolino’s Vigna Rionda, with vintages spanning nearly 30 years. While Bruno Giacosa may have brought this esteemed site to fame, Massolino remains an insider’s secret for serious collectors.

From another legendary terroir, we’re offering four vintages of the Monopole Clos des Lambrays, alongside an equally impressive four-vintage collection of Krug (including a Clos du Mesnil). d’Angerville brings its own 4-pack to the party, none of which is younger than 23 years old.

There are also odds and ends from Burgundian icons such as Comtes Lafon, DRC, Dujac, Mugneret-Gibourg, Ponsot, and Roumier. We also have a full six-pack of the remarkable Grands Échezeaux from René Engel, a true unicorn for Burgundy lovers.

Beyond Burgundy, the list remains equally distinguished with cellar-worthy names such as Chave, Dom Pérignon, Haut-Brion, Latour, Mouton, and Penfolds Grange. We’ve even tucked in an aged gem from Hundred Acre, a perennial house favorite.