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Weekend VinopolPick 4-14-18

In Today’s Newsletter:

Jaboulet’s Thalabert: A Modern Rhone Classic
A Belle Glos Subscriber Special
No Surprise Here: Vinous Loves the ’15 Northern Rhones
Three Exciting Burgs at Three Different Price-Points

New Arrivals Including:
More Rosé, K Vintners, Snowden, Barthod,
Boxler, Joguet, Cornelissen and More!

April Sale Spectacular: More Wines, More Discounts

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Featured New Arrival

Jaboulet’s Thalabert: A Modern Rhone Classic

Of the twenty-plus cases we originally ordered of the 2015 Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage Domaine Thalabert, we sold all but a handful of bottles before anything even hit the shelf.  (What little that did arrive for the shelf sold out quickly, too.)  Jaboulet is obviously a great producer and 2015 a fantastic vintage, so it’s no surprise this was a highly sought after wine when it arrived this winter.
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Weekend VinopolPick 4-7-18

In Today’s Newsletter:

New Review for New Quilceda Creek
Featured New Arrivals: Closeout Specials
Domaine Didier Dagueneau—New Arrivals
2013 Piancornello: “One of the Brunellos of the Vintage”
New Jeb Dunnuck Reviews for Washington Stalwarts

New Arrivals Including:
Ken Wright, Suenen Champagne, Mount Eden, Lapierre, Barroul-Lynch, and More!

Forge Cellars: A New Review for New York’s Finest

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New Quilceda Creek,

New Review from Jeb Dunnuck

Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2015 750ML ($219.95) $179 special
Quilceda Creek Cabernet Sauvignon, Columbia Valley 2015 1.5L (licorice, unsmoked tobacco, and hints of chocolate and emerge from this beauty and it continues to gain depth and nuance with time in the glass. Full-bodied, deep, and layered with an incredible purity and elegance on the palate, it’s already accessible but has more than enough tannin, depth, and balance to evolve for two decades or more.”
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Weekend VinopolPick 3-31-18

In Today’s Newsletter:

A Lionnet Vertical: Hot Stuff from the Northern Rhone
2016 Marcus Molitor – First Offer, Incredible Wines
New April Sale Wines, Including: Jamet, Huet, Donnhoff and More!
You Better, You Better, You Betz: New Releases

New Arrivals Including:
New Rosé, Quilceda Creek, No Girls,
Louis Latour, Lapierre and More!

Last Chance at March Sale Prices on
 Montevertine, Heymann-Loewenstein, Montraponi and 61 Others!

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Featured New Arrival:

A Vertical of Lionnet Cornas

The New “It” Vigneron of the Northern Rhone

There’s no two ways around it—Cornas has become the hot AOC in the Northern Rhone, perhaps in France.  Allemand, Clape, Ooka, Paris, etc—prices have been going up, demand has been going up, and wines are in stock for shorter and shorter periods of time.  

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Weekend VinopolPick 3-24-18

In Today’s Newsletter:

Ciacci Piccolomini’s Brilliant Brunello
Big Scores from Vinous for 2016 Beaujolais
New: Flat Rate Shipping to DC Through April!

New Arrivals From:
Montevertine, AJ Adam, Orin Swift and More
—plus the start of Rosé Season!

(Ye) Old (Very Old) Dessert Wines
One Week Left for the March Clearance Sale!

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Featured New Arrival

The Brilliant 2011 Ciacci Piccolomini Brunello

Ciacci Piccolomini is a top tier Brunello producer—there’s no doubt about that.  They produce wines that are sought after by serious connoisseurs—they have power, grace and ageability (in short, all the things you would look for in good Brunello).  That’s without regard to price, as well—even if the cost of the bottles doubled overnight, there would still be significant demand for the wines.  

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Weekend VinopolPick 3-17-18

In Today’s Newsletter:

New Arrivals From:
Bow & Arrow, Dutraive, Venica, Cantina del Pino,
Ostatu, Filipo Pato and More

Willi Schaefer: Ne Plus Ultra of the Mosel
Staff Pick: The Unequaled Magic of Condrieu
Big Reds from “Other”: Italian Wines Worth Watching

New to the March Clearance Sale:
Two of Avignonesi’s Finest; Plus Chateauneuf

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Featured New Arrivals

Charlopin’s Grand Cru Masterpieces

The 2015 Burgundy Vintage continues to roll in and, for the most part, immediately roll back out.  Pricing for 2016 looks very high and 2015 is an epic year, so the combination has led to demand that’s nearly unprecedented. If you’re unfamiliar with the Charlopin wines, the first two things to know are this: the wines are good, round and rich and the prices are on the low side for the quality at stake.  
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