2000 Dom Perignon
The 2000 Dom Pérignon is a mature prestige Champagne that beautifully balances Dom’s hallmark elegance with the warmth and richness of the 2000 vintage. Produced by Moët & Chandon from a classic blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir sourced from top Grand Cru vineyards, it offers layered aromas of lemon zest, pear, peach, brioche, toasted almond, white flowers, smoke, and mineral complexity. Critics awarded it strong praise, including 95 points from Wine Enthusiast and 94 from Robert Parker, highlighting both its seductive texture and refined structure. On the palate, the 2000 vintage is fuller and more generous than some tighter, more acidic Dom releases like 2002 or 2008. It shows ripe orchard fruit, citrus oil, ginger, anise, creamy mousse, and expanding tertiary notes of toast, hazelnut, and honey as it ages. While it was originally considered approachable earlier, well-stored bottles today can still offer outstanding drinking, especially for those who appreciate evolved Champagne with softer mousse and deeper complexity. Peak drinking is generally considered now through roughly 2030, depending heavily on provenance and storage conditions.
- $425.00
- $295.00
2000 Dom Perignon
The 2000 Dom Pérignon is a mature prestige Champagne that beautifully balances Dom’s hallmark elegance with the warmth and richness of the 2000 vintage. Produced by Moët & Chandon from a classic blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir sourced from top Grand Cru vineyards, it offers layered aromas of lemon zest, pear, peach, brioche, toasted almond, white flowers, smoke, and mineral complexity. Critics awarded it strong praise, including 95 points from Wine Enthusiast and 94 from Robert Parker, highlighting both its seductive texture and refined structure. On the palate, the 2000 vintage is fuller and more generous than some tighter, more acidic Dom releases like 2002 or 2008. It shows ripe orchard fruit, citrus oil, ginger, anise, creamy mousse, and expanding tertiary notes of toast, hazelnut, and honey as it ages. While it was originally considered approachable earlier, well-stored bottles today can still offer outstanding drinking, especially for those who appreciate evolved Champagne with softer mousse and deeper complexity. Peak drinking is generally considered now through roughly 2030, depending heavily on provenance and storage conditions.
$425.00
- 750 ML
2017 Nomine-Renard Special Club Brut
The 2017 Nominé-Renard Special Club Brut is an exceptional grower Champagne that significantly overdelivers for its price point, offering many of the hallmarks collectors seek in prestige cuvée Champagne without the massive Grand Marque premium. As part of the prestigious Club Trésors de Champagne (Special Club designation), this bottling represents the estate’s top expression from a single vintage and undergoes strict blind tasting standards before release. The 2017 vintage combines richness with freshness, showing layered aromas of citrus, white peach, brioche, toasted hazelnut, pastry cream, honey, and chalky minerality. Depending on disgorgement and bottling details, blends appear to vary slightly, though most reports center around a Chardonnay/Pinot Noir-driven style with strong structure and elegance. On the palate, it delivers creamy mousse, vibrant acidity, and a textured finish marked by orchard fruit, saline minerality, baked pastry, and subtle red fruit complexity. The difficult 2017 Champagne growing season was challenging for many producers, but top growers like Nominé-Renard appear to have crafted wines with concentration and precision. Community sentiment among Champagne enthusiasts consistently places Nominé-Renard Special Club as one of the stronger value propositions in the grower Champagne world, with many collectors praising its combination of lees-aged complexity, ageability, and pricing relative to more famous Special Club houses.
- $109.99
- $75.00
2017 Nomine-Renard Special Club Brut
The 2017 Nominé-Renard Special Club Brut is an exceptional grower Champagne that significantly overdelivers for its price point, offering many of the hallmarks collectors seek in prestige cuvée Champagne without the massive Grand Marque premium. As part of the prestigious Club Trésors de Champagne (Special Club designation), this bottling represents the estate’s top expression from a single vintage and undergoes strict blind tasting standards before release. The 2017 vintage combines richness with freshness, showing layered aromas of citrus, white peach, brioche, toasted hazelnut, pastry cream, honey, and chalky minerality. Depending on disgorgement and bottling details, blends appear to vary slightly, though most reports center around a Chardonnay/Pinot Noir-driven style with strong structure and elegance. On the palate, it delivers creamy mousse, vibrant acidity, and a textured finish marked by orchard fruit, saline minerality, baked pastry, and subtle red fruit complexity. The difficult 2017 Champagne growing season was challenging for many producers, but top growers like Nominé-Renard appear to have crafted wines with concentration and precision. Community sentiment among Champagne enthusiasts consistently places Nominé-Renard Special Club as one of the stronger value propositions in the grower Champagne world, with many collectors praising its combination of lees-aged complexity, ageability, and pricing relative to more famous Special Club houses.
$109.99
- 750 ML
2015 Louis Latour Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru
The 2015 Louis Latour Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is a powerful, opulent white Burgundy that showcases both the richness of the warm 2015 vintage and the scale of one of Corton-Charlemagne’s largest and most historic landowners. Louis Latour, established in 1797, is the largest proprietor in Corton-Charlemagne with over 10 hectares of prime southeast-facing limestone vineyards, producing a Chardonnay of serious concentration and ageability. The 2015 vintage offers aromas of almonds, honey, vanilla, smoky oak, citrus oil, and white flowers, with a palate layered in ripe orchard fruit, toasted hazelnut, saline minerality, and a broad, luxurious texture. Critically, this vintage was highly praised, earning scores up to 97 points from James Suckling, 95 from Wine Enthusiast, and 95 from The World of Fine Wine. While Louis Latour’s use of 100% new French oak can make the wine bold and immediately impressive, time in bottle has allowed the oak to integrate more gracefully, revealing stronger mineral precision and balance. It is considered a “blockbuster” style Corton-Charlemagne—full-bodied, rich, and muscular—yet with enough acidity and structure to cellar through 2035 or longer.
- $225.00
- $115.00
2015 Louis Latour Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru
The 2015 Louis Latour Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is a powerful, opulent white Burgundy that showcases both the richness of the warm 2015 vintage and the scale of one of Corton-Charlemagne’s largest and most historic landowners. Louis Latour, established in 1797, is the largest proprietor in Corton-Charlemagne with over 10 hectares of prime southeast-facing limestone vineyards, producing a Chardonnay of serious concentration and ageability. The 2015 vintage offers aromas of almonds, honey, vanilla, smoky oak, citrus oil, and white flowers, with a palate layered in ripe orchard fruit, toasted hazelnut, saline minerality, and a broad, luxurious texture. Critically, this vintage was highly praised, earning scores up to 97 points from James Suckling, 95 from Wine Enthusiast, and 95 from The World of Fine Wine. While Louis Latour’s use of 100% new French oak can make the wine bold and immediately impressive, time in bottle has allowed the oak to integrate more gracefully, revealing stronger mineral precision and balance. It is considered a “blockbuster” style Corton-Charlemagne—full-bodied, rich, and muscular—yet with enough acidity and structure to cellar through 2035 or longer.
$225.00
- 750 ML
2023 Scarecrow M. Etain Cabernet Sauvignon
The 2023 Scarecrow M. Étain Cabernet Sauvignon is shaping up to be one of Napa Valley’s premier “second-label” cult wines and arguably one of the strongest M. Étain releases to date. Sourced from the legendary J.J. Cohn Estate in Rutherford and crafted by superstar winemaker Celia Welch, the 2023 blend is 87% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Malbec, 5% Merlot, and 3% Petit Verdot. It benefited from a long, cool, drought-ending growing season that delivered exceptional balance, concentration, and aromatic purity. The profile is classic Rutherford: dark currants, blackberry, violet, graphite, espresso, vanilla, and polished oak, with a plush, velvet-textured palate and powerful but refined tannins. Critically, the wine has already earned major praise, including 97 points from Jeb Dunnuck and 94 from Vinous, placing it at the very top of Napa’s high-end Cabernet category for the vintage. Compared to flagship Scarecrow, M. Étain is generally more approachable earlier, slightly more fruit-forward, and significantly better value while still carrying much of the estate’s prestige and vineyard pedigree. Community sentiment among collectors consistently positions M. Étain as one of the best luxury Napa buys below the flagship cult bottling tier.
- $249.99
- $180.00
2023 Scarecrow M. Etain Cabernet Sauvignon
The 2023 Scarecrow M. Étain Cabernet Sauvignon is shaping up to be one of Napa Valley’s premier “second-label” cult wines and arguably one of the strongest M. Étain releases to date. Sourced from the legendary J.J. Cohn Estate in Rutherford and crafted by superstar winemaker Celia Welch, the 2023 blend is 87% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Malbec, 5% Merlot, and 3% Petit Verdot. It benefited from a long, cool, drought-ending growing season that delivered exceptional balance, concentration, and aromatic purity. The profile is classic Rutherford: dark currants, blackberry, violet, graphite, espresso, vanilla, and polished oak, with a plush, velvet-textured palate and powerful but refined tannins. Critically, the wine has already earned major praise, including 97 points from Jeb Dunnuck and 94 from Vinous, placing it at the very top of Napa’s high-end Cabernet category for the vintage. Compared to flagship Scarecrow, M. Étain is generally more approachable earlier, slightly more fruit-forward, and significantly better value while still carrying much of the estate’s prestige and vineyard pedigree. Community sentiment among collectors consistently positions M. Étain as one of the best luxury Napa buys below the flagship cult bottling tier.
$249.99
- 750 ML
2005 Lokoya Diamond Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
Since its founding in 1995 Lokoya has been producing distinctly renowned Cabernet Sauvignons from four of Napa’s most famed mountain appellations: Mount Veeder, Howell Mountain, Spring Mountain and Diamond Mountain. The combination of these high elevation sites, precise management and advanced winemaking skills create the highly acclaimed wines that make up Lokoya. With its production of about 2,400 cases annually coming from the mountain vineyards known for their sparse soils, high elevations, good drainage and cool climates, Lokoya wines are keenly sought out by ardent Cabernet aficionados around the world, and these legendary wines deserve a very special place in any serious collectors' cellar. The stunning 97 point 2005 vintage from Diamond Mountain is in keeping with the historic pattern of exceptional performance we have come to expect from this esteemed label. Robert Parker alone has given Lokoya and winemaking guru Chris Carpenter nine 100-point scores since 2001. Taking this into consideration, and the fact that we are offering the BEST PRICE IN THE USA, these won't last long. Get your orders in quickly to avoid disappointment.
- $425.00
- $298.50
2005 Lokoya Diamond Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
Since its founding in 1995 Lokoya has been producing distinctly renowned Cabernet Sauvignons from four of Napa’s most famed mountain appellations: Mount Veeder, Howell Mountain, Spring Mountain and Diamond Mountain. The combination of these high elevation sites, precise management and advanced winemaking skills create the highly acclaimed wines that make up Lokoya. With its production of about 2,400 cases annually coming from the mountain vineyards known for their sparse soils, high elevations, good drainage and cool climates, Lokoya wines are keenly sought out by ardent Cabernet aficionados around the world, and these legendary wines deserve a very special place in any serious collectors' cellar. The stunning 97 point 2005 vintage from Diamond Mountain is in keeping with the historic pattern of exceptional performance we have come to expect from this esteemed label. Robert Parker alone has given Lokoya and winemaking guru Chris Carpenter nine 100-point scores since 2001. Taking this into consideration, and the fact that we are offering the BEST PRICE IN THE USA, these won't last long. Get your orders in quickly to avoid disappointment.
$425.00
- 750 ML
2016 Roy Estate Mr. Evans Proprietary Red
The 2016 Roy Estate Mr. Evans Proprietary Red is a polished, limited-production Napa Valley Bordeaux blend that showcases the power of the outstanding 2016 vintage with a more refined, mountain-grown elegance. Produced from Roy Estate’s hillside vineyard on Soda Canyon Road, the blend is 64% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, and 11% Petit Verdot, aged for 19 months in 100% new Taransaud French oak. The wine offers layered aromas of dark plum, blackberry, cassis, roasted coffee, cedar, chocolate, and warm baking spice, with a luxurious structure built around silky tannins and impressive balance. On the palate, the 2016 Mr. Evans is rich and full-bodied yet remarkably composed, balancing Napa ripeness with freshness and finesse. Notes of black fruits, cassis, cocoa, and subtle sweetness from oak integration create a plush, opulent texture while maintaining enough acidity for long-term aging. Roy Estate itself projects a 15–20 year drinking window, making this a strong cellar candidate through roughly 2035–2040. Community tasting notes also consistently highlight its floral lift, dark fruit density, and polished finish, often placing it among serious collector-level Napa proprietary reds.
- $275.00
- $197.00
2016 Roy Estate Mr. Evans Proprietary Red
The 2016 Roy Estate Mr. Evans Proprietary Red is a polished, limited-production Napa Valley Bordeaux blend that showcases the power of the outstanding 2016 vintage with a more refined, mountain-grown elegance. Produced from Roy Estate’s hillside vineyard on Soda Canyon Road, the blend is 64% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, and 11% Petit Verdot, aged for 19 months in 100% new Taransaud French oak. The wine offers layered aromas of dark plum, blackberry, cassis, roasted coffee, cedar, chocolate, and warm baking spice, with a luxurious structure built around silky tannins and impressive balance. On the palate, the 2016 Mr. Evans is rich and full-bodied yet remarkably composed, balancing Napa ripeness with freshness and finesse. Notes of black fruits, cassis, cocoa, and subtle sweetness from oak integration create a plush, opulent texture while maintaining enough acidity for long-term aging. Roy Estate itself projects a 15–20 year drinking window, making this a strong cellar candidate through roughly 2035–2040. Community tasting notes also consistently highlight its floral lift, dark fruit density, and polished finish, often placing it among serious collector-level Napa proprietary reds.
$275.00
- 750 ML
2019 Chateau Palmer
The 2019 Château Palmer is one of the standout wines of modern Bordeaux and a benchmark Margaux, combining the estate’s signature sensuality with extraordinary precision and power. The blend—dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot—delivers an intensely aromatic profile of black cherry, cassis, violets, rose petals, graphite, sweet tobacco, and exotic spice. Critics consistently scored it at the top of the vintage, with Robert Parker awarding 96+ points, Jeb Dunnuck 97, James Suckling 99, and Falstaff 98, cementing it as one of the elite wines of the exceptional 2019 Bordeaux harvest. Stylistically, 2019 Palmer is richer and more classical than the flamboyant 2018, with immense concentration balanced by freshness and remarkable finesse. The biodynamic farming at Palmer continues to enhance purity and terroir expression, giving the wine velvety tannins, layered dark fruit, floral complexity, and a saline mineral edge that should evolve beautifully for decades. Most collectors should target a drinking window from roughly 2029–2055+, though patient buyers may be rewarded even further.
- $309.99
- $202.99
2019 Chateau Palmer
The 2019 Château Palmer is one of the standout wines of modern Bordeaux and a benchmark Margaux, combining the estate’s signature sensuality with extraordinary precision and power. The blend—dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot—delivers an intensely aromatic profile of black cherry, cassis, violets, rose petals, graphite, sweet tobacco, and exotic spice. Critics consistently scored it at the top of the vintage, with Robert Parker awarding 96+ points, Jeb Dunnuck 97, James Suckling 99, and Falstaff 98, cementing it as one of the elite wines of the exceptional 2019 Bordeaux harvest. Stylistically, 2019 Palmer is richer and more classical than the flamboyant 2018, with immense concentration balanced by freshness and remarkable finesse. The biodynamic farming at Palmer continues to enhance purity and terroir expression, giving the wine velvety tannins, layered dark fruit, floral complexity, and a saline mineral edge that should evolve beautifully for decades. Most collectors should target a drinking window from roughly 2029–2055+, though patient buyers may be rewarded even further.
$309.99
- 750 ML
1995 Chateau La Mission Haut Brion
The 1995 Château La Mission Haut-Brion is a classic, powerful Pessac-Léognan that reflects both the estate’s muscular house style and the structured nature of the 1995 Bordeaux vintage. Produced from a blend centered on Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, it offers deep aromas of cassis, blackberry, tobacco, graphite, smoky earth, and the estate’s signature scorched gravel and meaty complexity. Robert Parker scored it 95+ points, describing it as a massive, slow-evolving wine with significant tannic structure and long-term aging potential, while Wine Spectator rated it 92 points for its tightly woven richness and cigar-box elegance. This vintage is known more for structure, concentration, and longevity than immediate charm. At over 30 years of age, well-stored bottles are entering a mature drinking window, though many still show firmness and benefit from extended decanting. Expect tertiary layers of leather, truffle, dried tobacco, and roasted herbs to complement its still-vibrant dark fruit core. Drink now through roughly 2035 depending on provenance.
- $499.99
- $285.00
1995 Chateau La Mission Haut Brion
The 1995 Château La Mission Haut-Brion is a classic, powerful Pessac-Léognan that reflects both the estate’s muscular house style and the structured nature of the 1995 Bordeaux vintage. Produced from a blend centered on Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, it offers deep aromas of cassis, blackberry, tobacco, graphite, smoky earth, and the estate’s signature scorched gravel and meaty complexity. Robert Parker scored it 95+ points, describing it as a massive, slow-evolving wine with significant tannic structure and long-term aging potential, while Wine Spectator rated it 92 points for its tightly woven richness and cigar-box elegance. This vintage is known more for structure, concentration, and longevity than immediate charm. At over 30 years of age, well-stored bottles are entering a mature drinking window, though many still show firmness and benefit from extended decanting. Expect tertiary layers of leather, truffle, dried tobacco, and roasted herbs to complement its still-vibrant dark fruit core. Drink now through roughly 2035 depending on provenance.
$499.99
- 750 ML
1993 Chateau Mouton Rothschild
The1993 vintage from Château Mouton Rothschild is as much a cultural artifact as it is an extraordinary bottle of wine, marked by one of the most unusual chapters in the château’s legendary artist-label tradition. That year’s label was created by the celebrated painter Balthus, whose dreamlike composition originally depicted a reclining young nude figure, an image that French audiences viewed as classical and poetic, but which ran afoul of U.S. labeling regulations. As a result, bottles destined for the American market were issued with a modified version of the artwork, discreetly omitting the nude figure, making the original European label a fascinating and highly collectible rarity. Beyond the controversy lies the true essence of Mouton: a wine estate where art, culture, and viticulture converge at the highest level. In the glass, the 1993 reveals refined notes of cassis, cedar, tobacco leaf, and graphite wrapped in silky tannins, a graceful expression of Pauillac elegance. More than a vintage, it represents the audacious spirit that has long defined Mouton Rothschild, an estate that doesn’t simply produce great Bordeaux, but elevates every bottle into a conversation piece, a collectible work of art, and a testament to the enduring brilliance of one of the world’s most revered First Growths.
- $649.99
- $455.00
1993 Chateau Mouton Rothschild
The1993 vintage from Château Mouton Rothschild is as much a cultural artifact as it is an extraordinary bottle of wine, marked by one of the most unusual chapters in the château’s legendary artist-label tradition. That year’s label was created by the celebrated painter Balthus, whose dreamlike composition originally depicted a reclining young nude figure, an image that French audiences viewed as classical and poetic, but which ran afoul of U.S. labeling regulations. As a result, bottles destined for the American market were issued with a modified version of the artwork, discreetly omitting the nude figure, making the original European label a fascinating and highly collectible rarity. Beyond the controversy lies the true essence of Mouton: a wine estate where art, culture, and viticulture converge at the highest level. In the glass, the 1993 reveals refined notes of cassis, cedar, tobacco leaf, and graphite wrapped in silky tannins, a graceful expression of Pauillac elegance. More than a vintage, it represents the audacious spirit that has long defined Mouton Rothschild, an estate that doesn’t simply produce great Bordeaux, but elevates every bottle into a conversation piece, a collectible work of art, and a testament to the enduring brilliance of one of the world’s most revered First Growths.
$649.99
- 750 ML