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Henri Perrusset Macon-Villages France, 2015
If you’re not familiar with Kermit Lynch and his approach to importing wine, you’re missing out. With decades of experience and a well-regarded book, “Adventures on the Wine Route,” Lynch has established himself as a thought leader in the wine world. His philosophy, encapsulated in Thomas Jefferson’s quote “Good wine […]
deutz classic
The house of Champagne Deutz in the village of Ay was established 1828. Their wines are generally described as elegant or pretty, and that is what I have found as well. Their vintage Blanc de Blancs in particular are well-respected if not seen very often, interesting for a Champagne house […]
Domaine Chantepierre , affordable Cotes du Rhone for summer food pairing.
Many of you have requested more wine reviews and information. We plan to get into a more regular habit wine reviews going forward. In the interest of easing into a more regular review series we thought we would start of with a few qualities for this review: Red, light enough […]
Chartogne-Taillet Couarres Chateau
Chartogne-Taillet Couarres Chateau March 14 2017 Harvested 2010 Disgorged August 2015 100% Pinot Noir, Extra Brut Pale Yellow Aromas of Brioche, marzipan, apple, vanilla, brown sugar, flowers, lemon, peach pit, basil. On the palate, bright lemon and apple flavors with earthy minerality, long crisp finish, delicate and fine on the […]
The oldest wine I have tasted yet.
We are thrilled to announce a unique opportunity for wine lovers everywhere. R.H.C. Selections, located in Bend, Oregon, has traveled through time and space to bring you a rare and exceptional vintage from the Rioja region of Spain. The wine in question is a 1920 Rioja from the oldest winery […]