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2019 Dry Creek Vineyards - Sailors Cuvee Red Dry Creek Valley MAGNUM (1.5L)

750ml | SKU 102731 | Available
$129.00

2017 Economou - Assyrtiko Phi Sitia (750ml)

750ml | SKU 102898 | Available
$99.99

NV Egly-Ouriet - Champagne Brut Tradition Grand Cru (PRE ARRIVAL)

750ml | SKU 102068 | 48 Available
92+ WA

Based on the generously structured 2019 vintage defined by a concentrated and small yield, with 50% reserve wines from 2018 and 2017, Egly's latest NV Grand Cru was disgorged in October 2024 with two grams per liter dosage. As always, it was sourced mainl...

$129.00

2021 Ehrlich Vineyard - Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Inaugural vintage

750ml | SKU 96385 | Available
94 WE

Mouthwatering flavors of blueberry, black raspberry and a sprinkle of spice weave through a structure of fine-grained tannins and a lengthy finish. This wine offers elegance with versatility at the table. Enjoy with a range of savory dishes such as slow-c...

$110.00 $99.99

2017 Einaudi - Barolo Bussia

750ml | SKU 87759 | Available
94 VM

The 2017 Barolo Bussia is complex and ethereal in the glass. A whole range of floral and spiced notes give the Bussia its striking aromatic presence. Silky and harmonious, the Bussia is already very easy to enjoy. Even so, my impression is that the 2017 i...

$105.00 $89.99

2019 Eisele Vineyard - Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Altagracia

750ml | SKU 98881 | 11 Available
97 JS

There’s purity and focus to this wine with blackberry, blackcurrant and spices, such as nutmeg. Ink pot, bark and asphalt, too. So long and polished. Chewy tannins. Hints of stone and ash. 88% cabernet sauvignon. 7% cabernet franc and 5% petit verdot. Giv...

$149.00

1995 Emilio Lustau Anada Limited Edition Sherry (500ml)

500ml | SKU 100150 | 19 Available

100% Palomino
Añada 1995 Vintage Series
Late harvest wine matured for 29 years in ex – oloroso sherry casks following a static, oxidative aging. The 3,696 bottles were released in Spring 2024 when the wine has reached its peak.

Deep mahogany color. Intense and highly fragrant, with aromas of candied stone fruit over subtle spicy and toasty notes. Its palate is rich and mellow, balanced by a clean acidity, featuring hints of candied orange zest, vanilla, and smoked wood. Very persistent on the palate.

$89.99

2024 Emrich-Schonleber - Halenberg Grosses Gewachs (750ml)

750ml | SKU 102989 | 12 Available
95 VM

The Halenberg is often considered, along with the Auf der Ley (offered only through the German auctions) the most structured and densest and most monumental of the Grand Crus from Schönleber. It is certainly a stony and dense wine; there is always more weight, more push and depth to the Halenberg. If the Frühlingsplätzchen is a dancer, the Halenberg is a monolith – its power is its presence, and vice-versa. In youth there is both more fruit and more mineral, compared to Frühlingsplätzchen. This is one of the most statuesque and substantial GGs out there, perhaps akin to Keller’s Morstein in density and structure.

Compared to the Frühlingsplätzchen, the Halenberg is rounder and riper – at least on first opening. There is more depth, more raw and pushing citrus fruit; the register feels more yellow than green. On the palate too, while the minimalist aesthetic of Schönleber is there, the wine feels more textural, both more fruity and more mineral. On day two the wine goes full 360 and shuts down completely: the nose is like smelling the cold purity of space (albeit with maybe a tinge of Meyer lemon?) It is haunting and the reputation of the wine begins to make sense only after 24+ hours open, holy hell. This is a brilliant wine, severe, coating, dense with concentration. Wow. This is an immense wine that needs hours/days to unfurl if you are drinking sooner and will certainly age for a decade or two or longer.

-Importer notes (Vom Boden)

$110.00

2024 Emrich-Schonleber - Fruhlingsplatzschen Grosses Gewachs (750ml)

750ml | SKU 102988 | 12 Available
95 VM

This is the Grand Cru sites with what I think is the greatest name out there – pronounced “Froooh-lings-PLATS-shen.” Go ahead and say it, it’ll make you feel good. It translates, roughly, to “little place of spring.” While the Halenberg is the denser, more monumental wine, with likely more stuffing and structure to age longer, I’ll admit the Frühlingsplätzchen is my favorite. There, I said it. I just love the soaring aromatics, the sharpness of the wine, the linear lightness and delicacy. They are rarely about fruit as much as they are about a saline quality, mineral and flower. This is a superb, superb GG that dances on the palate like a good old Spätlese Trocken… even Kabinett Trocken? 

Importer notes (Vom Boden)

$95.00
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