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Boars View 2018 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast 95 Points
$130.00
Jeb Dunnuck 95 Points: “Lastly, the 2018 Pinot Noir The Coast saw the standard complete destemming and spent 10 months in 50% new French oak. It shows a killer bouquet of sweet black raspberry fruits as well as baking spices, forest floor, licorice, and darker, earthy notes. With full-bodied richness, nicely integrated acidity, and a great finish, it’s a step up over the 2017 (and the 2016) and is going to impress for a solid 10-12 years. “
Billecart Salmon 2009 Extra Brut Champagne 95 Points
$124.99 $109.99
Robert Parker 95 Points: “Disgorged with two grams per liter dosage, Billecart-Salmon’s 2009 Extra Brut Vintage is more giving and demonstrative than its 2008 counterpart, offering up inviting aromas of crisp stone fruit, yellow apple, brioche, honeycomb, and warm pastry. Medium to full-bodied, fleshy and enveloping, with a pillowy mousse and a generous core of fruit girdled by bright acids, it’s seamless and complete. Indeed, such is its charm and persistence that I tend to prefer it, at least for now, to the 2008.”
Rocket Science by Caldwell 2021 Proprietary Red Napa Valley
$85.00 $79.99
Stackhouse 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County
$44.99
Covenant “Red-C” Proprietary 2018 Red, Sonoma County (Kosher Wine)
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Crocker Starr 2022 White Blend of Sauvignon Blanc, A.V.A. Napa Valley 96+ Points
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Hendry 2021 Chardonnay “Barrel Feremented” Napa Valley
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Andremily 2020 Syrah #9 Santa Barbara 99 Points
$164.99 $159.99
DuMOL 2021 Chloe Chardonnay – Russian River Valley 96 Points
$79.99
Sans Liege 2020 GSM “The Offering” Santa Barbara
$34.99 $32.99
Lewis Cellars 2021 “Mason’s” Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
$84.99
Andrew Will 2018 “Ciel du Cheval” Bordeaux Blend, Red Mountain Washington 95 Points
$74.99 $64.99
Herman Story 2021 Viognier “Tomboy” Santa Barbara 92 Points
$69.99
Bruno Paillard Brut Rose Premiere Cuvee
$115.00 $99.99
Cattleya 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon “Meeting With The Mentor” Coombsville, Napa 98 Points
$189.99 $184.99
DuMOL 2021 Eddie’s Patch Syrah – Russian River Valley 96 Points
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Cristom 2021 Pinot Noir “Eileen Vineyard” Eola Hills (375 ml) 96 Points
$44.99
Paul Lato 2022 “Duende” Pinot Noir – Gold Coast Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley
$89.99 $84.99
Carlisle 2019 Mouvèdre Radiant Ridge, Bennett Valley Sonoma 94 Points
$49.99 $44.99
Jeb Dunnuck 94 Points: “Savory with dried herbs and pine, the 2019 Mouvèdre Radiant Ridge Vineyard is introspective, with black fruit and freshly turned soil, while the palate is stony and mineral. It is full, but surprisingly more focused than the aromatics might suggest. Much more restrained and with a gorgeous texture, this is an incredible expression that is worth seeking out and drinking over the next 15 years”
Roar 2022 Pinot Noir SLH Santa Lucia Highlands
$59.99
Lucia 2021 Pinot Noir Garys’ Santa Lucia Highlands 97 Points
$84.99
Wine Enthusiast 97 Points: “Hedonistic and yet intellectual, this bold and brooding bottling manages to remain joyous. Aromas of muddled black cherry, sage, bay leaf, and turned loam lead into a hearty palate loaded with boysenberry, crushed oregano and lemon peel. The acidity never stops on the compellingly complex finish”
Jeb Dunnuck 96 Points: “My favorite of the Pinot Noir releases, the 2021 Pinot Noir Garys’ Vineyard comes from a terrific vineyard in the heart of the Santa Lucia Highlands. Mostly destemmed (10% whole clusters) and aged 11 months in 55% new French oak, it offers a gorgeous perfume of black raspberries, mulberries, spicy herbs, underbrush, and sandalwood that develops beautifully with time in the glass. These carry to a medium to full-bodied, concentrated Pinot Noir with ripe, polished tannins, terrific balance, and outstanding length. It’s another stunning wine from this team.”
Spottswoode 2022 Sauvignon Blanc Napa / Sonoma 94 Points
$49.99
Keever 2019 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
$150.00 $144.99
Presqu’ile 2020 Pinot Noir Sanford and Benedict Vineyard Santa Barbara 96 Points
$79.90
Vinous 96 Points: “The 2020 Presqu’ile Pinot Noir Sanford and Benedict is outrageously beautiful. Rich, creamy, and textured, the S&B captures all of the pedigree of this site. Blue/purplish fruit, lavender, spice, menthol, licorice and pine build in a sumptuous Pinot that hits all the right notes. “
Lucy by Pisoni 2022 “Pico Blanco” Proprietary White, Monterey
$29.99
Bevan 2021 Ontogeny Proprietary Red Napa Valley ~ 98+ Points
$130.00 $119.99
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$79.99 $74.99
Peay 2021 “Scallop Shelf” Estate Pinot Noir, West Sonoma Coast 99 Points
$89.99
Jeb Dunnuck 99 Points: “More mineral aromas emerge in the 2021 Pinot Noir Scallop Shelf, with notes of wet stone, black raspberry, and fresh herbs. Medium-bodied and more tension-driven, it’s taut with orange zest, clove, and gravelly, saline earth. It’s going to need time to unpack. Drink 2026-2046.”
Detert 2019 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville Napa Valley 95+ Points
$109.99
Vinous 95+ Points: “The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon is another fabulous wine from Detert. It is a bit reticent today, but that should not be an issue in time. This classically built, medium to full-bodied Napa Valley Cabernet offers tons of depth as well as structure. It’s another super example of this sector of Oakville. The 2019 is not an immediate wine, though, so readers should plan on being patient.”
Paul Lato 2022 “Le Souvenir” Chardonnay – Sierra Madre Vineyard, Santa Maria Valley
$89.99 $84.99
Herman Story 2021 Casual Encounter GSM 97 Points
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Colgin 2018 Cariad Proprietary Red Blend Napa Valley 100 Points
$950.00 $799.99
Vinous 100 Points: : “The 2018 Cariad is breathtaking right out of the gate. What a wine! Bright acids and beams of underlying structure give the Cariad tons of energy that really drives its feel. Effusive and vibrant in the glass, with tons of pedigree, Cariad is drop-dead gorgeous in 2018. Winemaker Allison Tauziet opted not to use Petit Verdot in this vintage, choosing instead to use a bit more Franc. I can’t really say the wine is missing the Petit Verdot, while the Franc seems to give added aromatic explosiveness. Then again, all of this fruit is sourced from David Abreu’s Madrona Ranch, a stellar site with a stunning array of clones, including some pretty magical Franc.”