Fine & Rare Wines

You can't mention Chateuneuf du Pape without talking about Vieux Telegraphe. The domain is known for its old-vine Grenache on the prime real estate on the plateau of La Crau. The 2019 is showing to be a stunner of a vintage. Read more

Blend of 100% Grand Cru fruit from terroirs in Avize, Oger, Cramant and Oiry. Powerful and elegant. Read more

Gramenon stands as a cornerstone of the natural wine movement in southern France. Tucked into the northern edge of the Côtes du Rhône appellation, the finest expressions that have emerged from this once-quiet, now-thriving revolution in winemaking. Read more

Tschida has a way with wines, often developing a "have to have it" sense by the true believers. The Felsen II is all Austrian Syrah with notes of smoked pepper, spice, and cassis. Read more

A premier Cru that is actually inside of another Premier Cru plot, something that happens more than you would think in Burgundy. The wine undergoes extended lees ageing with indigenous yeasts in older barrels. This wine is focused and opulent. Read more

“Les Grands Vergers” comes from Gahier’s oldest Trousseau vines, planted in the 1940s. Always the standout among Michel’s reds, it’s deeply concentrated, mineral, and savory, with firm structure and the ability to age gracefully. Read more

Les Crets comes from a hilltop vineyard—its name meaning “crest of the hill”—where Chardonnay is grafted onto the local Melon Queue Rouge rootstock. Aged about 15 months in large foudres, then another year in 600-liter demi-muids Read more

“Les Grands Vergers” comes from Gahier’s oldest Trousseau vines—80 years old and south-facing next to Puffeney’s famed “Les Berangères.” Always the standout among Michel’s reds, it’s deeply mineral, tightly structured, and ages beautifully Read more