white wine

If you’re a Chablis fan, Jean-Marc Brocard’s new 2022 Chablis collection is worth checking out! We have very limited quantities of a few of his amazing wines that we hand-selected just for you. Established in 1973, this family owned estate was one of the first producers to implement organic farming in Chablis. They are known for their delicious Chablis, Petit Chablis, Premier Cru Chablis and Grand Cru Chablis and demand high quality and authenticity in their wines.

"Brocard makes the most crisp and laser focused wines of Chablis. I love the intensity married to easy summer drinkability. You can sip it by the pool, or focus on every sip in an intense wine tasting. It's true connoisseur Chablis at very reasonable prices." - Dave Sokolin

"The 2022 vintage can only be compared to the

“Once in a while a white wine comes out of Italy that beats even the top white Burgundies ... and this is it!” - Dave Sokolin

We’re excited to bring you one of the most sought-after Italian white wines, a 98 pointer from the Antinori family, 2022 Antinori Cervaro della Sala. Cervaro della Sala sets the benchmark for Italian white wine. It’s one of our favorite white wines, and it’s certainly adored by our customers - it’s gone as soon as it checks into our inventory.

“Antinori's 98 point rated Cervaro is Italy’s answer to Batard Montrachet, yet it costs much less. Cervaro is one of our most requested wines, and at $89.99, this is better to drink during summer than most $1,000 bottles!” - Dave Sokolin

The Antinori family, esteemed and highly regarded, has been making wine since the late 1300s, spanning 26 generations.

Hot summer nights call for a crisp, delicious bottle of wine, and we have a great recommendation for you! 2023 Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand is downright delicious and is one of our go-to Sauvignon Blanc producers every year. At 93 points and only $29.99, the 2023 vintage delivers beyond its price.

Founded in 1985, Cloudy Bay started out with producing Sauvignon Blanc and ultimately, put New Zealand on the map. Now owned by luxury goods company, LVMH, Cloudy Bay is considered to be one of the benchmark producers of Sauvignon Blanc. They are very selective in choosing the right grapes to ensure the best quality. Most of their production is Sauvignon Blanc, but they also bottle Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

2023 Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc is a dry, elegant wine and perfect to pair with seafood or your favorite chicken

Summertime weather pairs well with an amazing bottle of Chablis! Patrick Piuze is one of Burgundy’s best Chablis producers, and his 2022 Grand Cru Bougros is a showstopper of a wine that’s a must-try. Patrick Piuze joined the Olivier Leflaive team in 2000 where he gained experience working with Jean-Marc Brocard and Jean-Marie Guffens of Verget. He has quickly become known for his top-notch Chablis.

"Even if you haven't heard of Patrick Piuze, his wines are shockingly great. Some of the Grand Crus come close to the legendary producer JF Raveneau at a fraction of the price. And the Premier Crus are gorgeous and are way under-priced, for now. Very small production, usually sells out before most can get it." - Dave Sokolin

I was blown away by the 2022 Patrick Piuze Chablis Bougros! I rate it 98 points, but not for the usual reasons you’d expect. The 2022

The sunshine weather is officially here, and a fantastic bottle of California Chardonnay fits this weather like a glove! As the dog days of summer approach, we’re sharing a great quality Chardonnay that we know you’ll love and be impressed with. We offer only the very best California Chardonnays, and David Ramey is always at the top of the list. Founded in 1996 by David and Carla Ramey, Ramey’s wines stand among the world’s greatest wines.

One of the pioneers who brought California wines to the forefront, Wine Spectator even calls him “Professor Chardonnay.”

"David Ramey is one of my favorite white winemakers in California. His style is totally Burgundian combined with the rich, silky quality that only the best Sonoma vineyards possess." - Dave Sokolin

"David Ramey has long had one of the most impressive resumes for any California winemaker..." - Robert Parker

Sancerre is one of the most well-regarded wine districts within the Loire Valley in France. Sancerre is to Sauvignon Blanc as Burgundy is to Chardonnay.

We have an amazing 93 point Sancerre to share with you, 2022 Henri Bourgeois Sancerre La Cote Des Monts Damnes. The Henri Bourgeois family has been based in the village of Chavignol for ten generations, and their 2022 La Cote Des Monts Damnes is a great example of delivering the depth Sancerre can attain with a broad spectrum of aromas and flavors, along with textbook chalky sea shell texture.

When it comes to villages, Chavignol is the Puligny Montrachet of Sancerre with many producers focusing on its name more than the region. Taking into consideration exposure, steepness, and soil complexity, Monts Damnes is the unofficial Grand Cru of Chavignol - in essence a blend of Batard,

"For my money, Corton Charlemagne is as good as any Grand Cru white Burgundy (Montrachet, Chevalier Montrachet, etc.) at a fraction of the price. It’s the most serious Grand Cru white Burgundy at the most reasonable price point." - Dave Sokolin

Corton Charlemagne is also the most popular Grand Cru white Burgundy for a reason – almost every bottle is generally great. Louis Latour is an old-school producer and is consistently one of our top-selling producers of Corton Charlemagne, year after year. The Latour family is the largest landowner of the Corton Charlemagne appellation and has been producing wines for over 200 years.

We’re excited to bring you the 98 point 2019 Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne that’s a total stunner! "This is the best Corton Charlemagne Louis Latour has ever produced." - Dave Sokolin

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Spring is just around the corner, and we have an amazing value for you that’s been flying out the door here! While we’re known for offering the world’s most expensive, rare and sought-after wines, we also carry the least expensive wines that taste like the higher end bottles. Our inventory is packed with the best value wines that also come from amazing wine estates with top pedigree.

One example that comes to mind is a new arrival - 2022 Antinori Castello della Sala Bramito del Cervo Chardonnay. It comes from the famous winemaking family, Antinori, and is downright delicious. This Italian Chardonnay has a 92 point score and is priced at only $22.99.

"...Bramito della Sala remains one of the best values in Italian Chardonnay." - Vinous Media

It’s holiday time, and wine makes a great gift idea, especially when it’s an affordable bottle of incredible white Burgundy!

“If you love great Burgundy, you should think about securing some 2019s quickly. Given current pricing trends, they will never be cheaper than they are now.” - Decanter

2019 Domaine de la Bongran Vire Clesse E.J. Thevenet is one of our best-selling white Burgundies, and it’s only $45.99! "To me this tastes somewhere between a Puligny Montrachet and a fine Meursault." - Dave Sokolin. From the A+ 2019 vintage, it has a 93+ RP score and is perfect for holiday gifting - even if the gift is for yourself! This amazing white Burgundy drinks for 2 decades.

“The Thevenet family's Domaine de la Bongran is one of my favorite wineries in the world. The

Summer is quickly coming to a close, but you can hold on to those sunny days with this $19.99 Muscadet from Pepiere! Pepiere is the old school classic Muscadet that continues to be one, if not the best. For decades, it has been served in the finest restaurants for $20 / glass, and it’s worth it… but we have it for a market low price of $19.99 / bottle!

“Established in 1984, this estate has quickly become a standard of excellence due to the tireless efforts of its founder, Marc Ollivier. In 2011, Rémi Branger took over the reins, followed by Gwénaëlle Croix in 2013. They have upheld the estate’s time-honored techniques, such as aging the wines in vats rather than barrels and refraining from using amphorae, and giving preference to older vines. These wines exhibit timeless qualities, with remarkable texture and tension, making them ideal for prolonged aging.”