2021 Lucien Le Moine Puligny-Montrachet Les Charmes
Lucien Le Moine, the esteemed micro-négociant house founded in 1999 by Mounir Saouma and Rotem Brakin, has built a reputation for producing exceptional small-batch wines from some of Burgundy’s most revered terroirs. With a philosophy rooted in minimal intervention, long barrel aging in 100% new oak, and no fining or filtration, each wine is crafted to reflect both the identity of its vineyard and the purity of the vintage. The 2021 Puligny-Montrachet Les Charmes exemplifies this approach, offering a precise and elegant expression of Chardonnay from one of Puligny's lesser-seen but quietly distinguished lieux-dits. In the glass, the wine reveals aromas of white peach, lemon zest, and fresh pear, complemented by delicate floral notes and a whisper of toasted brioche. On the palate, it is finely textured and balanced, with vibrant acidity driving flavors of citrus, orchard fruit, and crushed stone minerality. The oak is seamlessly integrated, offering structure without excess, and the finish is long, clean, and subtly saline. While still youthful, the 2021 Les Charmes shows impressive depth and poise, making it an excellent choice for discerning collectors and clients seeking a refined, cellar-worthy white Burgundy that speaks to the precision and finesse of the vintage.
- $249.99
- $122.07
2021 Lucien Le Moine Puligny-Montrachet Les Charmes
Lucien Le Moine, the esteemed micro-négociant house founded in 1999 by Mounir Saouma and Rotem Brakin, has built a reputation for producing exceptional small-batch wines from some of Burgundy’s most revered terroirs. With a philosophy rooted in minimal intervention, long barrel aging in 100% new oak, and no fining or filtration, each wine is crafted to reflect both the identity of its vineyard and the purity of the vintage. The 2021 Puligny-Montrachet Les Charmes exemplifies this approach, offering a precise and elegant expression of Chardonnay from one of Puligny's lesser-seen but quietly distinguished lieux-dits. In the glass, the wine reveals aromas of white peach, lemon zest, and fresh pear, complemented by delicate floral notes and a whisper of toasted brioche. On the palate, it is finely textured and balanced, with vibrant acidity driving flavors of citrus, orchard fruit, and crushed stone minerality. The oak is seamlessly integrated, offering structure without excess, and the finish is long, clean, and subtly saline. While still youthful, the 2021 Les Charmes shows impressive depth and poise, making it an excellent choice for discerning collectors and clients seeking a refined, cellar-worthy white Burgundy that speaks to the precision and finesse of the vintage.
$249.99
- 750 ML
2021 Lucien Le Moine Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Folatieres
Lucien Le Moine, established in 1999 by Mounir Saouma and Rotem Brakin in the heart of Beaune, has become one of Burgundy’s most esteemed micro-négociants, specializing exclusively in Premier and Grand Cru wines. The domaine is known for its meticulous selection process, long élevage, and traditional cellar methods, crafting wines that are both expressive and age-worthy. The 2021 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Folatières is a prime example of their craftsmanship. Sourced from one of Puligny’s most prized Premier Cru vineyards, this Chardonnay offers a harmonious balance of richness and precision. The nose is intensely aromatic, with notes of ripe stone fruit, candied citrus, pineapple, and hints of vanilla, clove, and white flowers. On the palate, it is layered and opulent, yet finely etched, showcasing lemon confit, apricot, subtle buttered toast, and a chalky minerality that lingers through a long, saline finish. Despite the vintage’s challenges, the wine shows remarkable depth and vibrancy. With limited availability and growing critical acclaim, it presents an exceptional opportunity for collectors and refined palates alike, delivering both immediate pleasure and the potential for graceful evolution over the next 5–8 years.
- $375.00
- $241.55
2021 Lucien Le Moine Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Folatieres
Lucien Le Moine, established in 1999 by Mounir Saouma and Rotem Brakin in the heart of Beaune, has become one of Burgundy’s most esteemed micro-négociants, specializing exclusively in Premier and Grand Cru wines. The domaine is known for its meticulous selection process, long élevage, and traditional cellar methods, crafting wines that are both expressive and age-worthy. The 2021 Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Folatières is a prime example of their craftsmanship. Sourced from one of Puligny’s most prized Premier Cru vineyards, this Chardonnay offers a harmonious balance of richness and precision. The nose is intensely aromatic, with notes of ripe stone fruit, candied citrus, pineapple, and hints of vanilla, clove, and white flowers. On the palate, it is layered and opulent, yet finely etched, showcasing lemon confit, apricot, subtle buttered toast, and a chalky minerality that lingers through a long, saline finish. Despite the vintage’s challenges, the wine shows remarkable depth and vibrancy. With limited availability and growing critical acclaim, it presents an exceptional opportunity for collectors and refined palates alike, delivering both immediate pleasure and the potential for graceful evolution over the next 5–8 years.
$375.00
- 750 ML
2022 Lucien Le Moine Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Lavaut St. Jacques
The 2022 Lucien Le Moine Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Lavaut Saint-Jacques is a powerful, structured, and deeply expressive wine from one of Gevrey's most prized Premier Cru vineyards. Perched high on the slope near the Combe de Lavaut, this site is known for producing wines with both intensity and freshness, characteristics that shine in Lucien Le Moine’s interpretation. Founded in 1999 by Mounir Saouma and Rotem Brakin, Lucien Le Moine has become one of Burgundy’s most respected micro-négociants, producing small quantities of meticulously aged wines from top-tier vineyards. On the palate, the wine is dense and focused, with fine but firm tannins, a vibrant mineral core, and a long, precise finish. While official critic scores for the 2022 have yet to be released, previous vintages—such as the 2017, which earned 95 points from Wine Spectator—indicate this bottling is consistently among the top expressions of Premier Cru Gevrey. With its balance of depth, structure, and lift, the 2022 Lavaut Saint-Jacques is a cellar-worthy wine that promises to age gracefully over the next 10–15 years, offering increasing complexity and refinement with time.
- $309.99
- $218.00
2022 Lucien Le Moine Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Lavaut St. Jacques
The 2022 Lucien Le Moine Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Lavaut Saint-Jacques is a powerful, structured, and deeply expressive wine from one of Gevrey's most prized Premier Cru vineyards. Perched high on the slope near the Combe de Lavaut, this site is known for producing wines with both intensity and freshness, characteristics that shine in Lucien Le Moine’s interpretation. Founded in 1999 by Mounir Saouma and Rotem Brakin, Lucien Le Moine has become one of Burgundy’s most respected micro-négociants, producing small quantities of meticulously aged wines from top-tier vineyards. On the palate, the wine is dense and focused, with fine but firm tannins, a vibrant mineral core, and a long, precise finish. While official critic scores for the 2022 have yet to be released, previous vintages—such as the 2017, which earned 95 points from Wine Spectator—indicate this bottling is consistently among the top expressions of Premier Cru Gevrey. With its balance of depth, structure, and lift, the 2022 Lavaut Saint-Jacques is a cellar-worthy wine that promises to age gracefully over the next 10–15 years, offering increasing complexity and refinement with time.
$309.99
- 750 ML
1989 Chateau Gruaud Larose 3.0 Liter
The 1989 Château Gruaud-Larose 3.0L (double magnum) is a mature, classically structured Saint-Julien with impressive depth and complexity that has evolved beautifully in large format. In the glass, it opens with an inviting bouquet of dried blackcurrant, cedar, leather, and tobacco leaf, alongside earthy notes of forest floor, graphite, and a touch of mint. On the palate, it delivers a medium to full body with refined, silky tannins and a harmonious balance between aged fruit and savory tertiary elements. Flavors of ripe plum, black cherry, cigar box, and worn saddle leather unfold gradually, supported by bright acidity and a long, nuanced finish marked by hints of spice, iron, and crushed herbs. While not as flamboyant or fruit-forward as the celebrated 1990, the 1989 offers a more subtle and restrained expression of Gruaud-Larose, appealing to lovers of traditional Bordeaux. Château Gruaud-Larose, classified as a Second Growth in the 1855 Bordeaux Classification, has a history dating back to 1725 when it was founded by Joseph Stanislas Gruaud. The estate was consolidated in the early 20th century by the Cordier family and has been under the ownership of the Merlaut family since 1997. The 1989 Chateau Gruaud Larose remains a compelling example of the château’s age-worthy and characterful wines.
- $999.99
- $525.00
1989 Chateau Gruaud Larose 3.0 Liter
The 1989 Château Gruaud-Larose 3.0L (double magnum) is a mature, classically structured Saint-Julien with impressive depth and complexity that has evolved beautifully in large format. In the glass, it opens with an inviting bouquet of dried blackcurrant, cedar, leather, and tobacco leaf, alongside earthy notes of forest floor, graphite, and a touch of mint. On the palate, it delivers a medium to full body with refined, silky tannins and a harmonious balance between aged fruit and savory tertiary elements. Flavors of ripe plum, black cherry, cigar box, and worn saddle leather unfold gradually, supported by bright acidity and a long, nuanced finish marked by hints of spice, iron, and crushed herbs. While not as flamboyant or fruit-forward as the celebrated 1990, the 1989 offers a more subtle and restrained expression of Gruaud-Larose, appealing to lovers of traditional Bordeaux. Château Gruaud-Larose, classified as a Second Growth in the 1855 Bordeaux Classification, has a history dating back to 1725 when it was founded by Joseph Stanislas Gruaud. The estate was consolidated in the early 20th century by the Cordier family and has been under the ownership of the Merlaut family since 1997. The 1989 Chateau Gruaud Larose remains a compelling example of the château’s age-worthy and characterful wines.
$999.99
- 3 L
2021 Snowden Cabernet Sauvignon Brothers Vineyard
The 2021 Snowden Cabernet Sauvignon Brothers Vineyard, grown on the family estate in the volcanic benches of St. Helena, Napa Valley—planted in 1955 and producing estate wines since 1993—is a compelling expression of precision and depth under winemaker Diana Snowden Seysses. In this vintage, tiny clusters from a dry winter and mild growing season yielded concentrated fruit, with 99% Cabernet Sauvignon and 1% Petit Verdot hand-harvested in mid-September, fermented with native yeasts, and aged 19 months in 30% new French oak before bottling in May 2023. Medium-bodied yet intense, with poised acidity and layered flavors spanning black cherries, blood orange, tobacco, and cedar, this vintage delivers both immediate appeal (especially with a touch of decanting) and aging potential through 2036, making it a standout Napa Cabernet with estate pedigree, critical acclaim, and classic elegance.
- $99.99
- $73.50
2021 Snowden Cabernet Sauvignon Brothers Vineyard
The 2021 Snowden Cabernet Sauvignon Brothers Vineyard, grown on the family estate in the volcanic benches of St. Helena, Napa Valley—planted in 1955 and producing estate wines since 1993—is a compelling expression of precision and depth under winemaker Diana Snowden Seysses. In this vintage, tiny clusters from a dry winter and mild growing season yielded concentrated fruit, with 99% Cabernet Sauvignon and 1% Petit Verdot hand-harvested in mid-September, fermented with native yeasts, and aged 19 months in 30% new French oak before bottling in May 2023. Medium-bodied yet intense, with poised acidity and layered flavors spanning black cherries, blood orange, tobacco, and cedar, this vintage delivers both immediate appeal (especially with a touch of decanting) and aging potential through 2036, making it a standout Napa Cabernet with estate pedigree, critical acclaim, and classic elegance.
$99.99
- 750 ML
2022 Brilliant Mistake Napa Cabernet
Brilliant Mistake is an enigmatic wine project which is on the irreversible countdown to cult wine status and blast-off is well under way. John & Stacy Reinert came from different backgrounds to establish this intoxicating up and coming winery in 2013, with two barrels of Cabernet Sauvignon. In 2015, after the first two vintages, and in a flash of brilliance Maayan Koschitzky was appointed winemaker. Maayan, who is renowned for cutting his teeth at Screaming Eagle & Dalla Valle, is a man for all seasons, as he also happens to be Director of Winemaking at the world acclaimed Atelier Melka and is furiously driven by the pursuit of perfection. With one eye always on excellence, production has slowly grown but still remains at a microscopic 300 cases, making this young upstart cult incredibly hard to find. Brilliant Mistake is at the tip of the spear of single varietal showstoppers, and the 96 Point 2021 Cabernet is poised to become one of those extremely elusive 'just beyond your fingertips' wines you can't quite get hold of.
- $199.99
- $145.00
2022 Brilliant Mistake Napa Cabernet
Brilliant Mistake is an enigmatic wine project which is on the irreversible countdown to cult wine status and blast-off is well under way. John & Stacy Reinert came from different backgrounds to establish this intoxicating up and coming winery in 2013, with two barrels of Cabernet Sauvignon. In 2015, after the first two vintages, and in a flash of brilliance Maayan Koschitzky was appointed winemaker. Maayan, who is renowned for cutting his teeth at Screaming Eagle & Dalla Valle, is a man for all seasons, as he also happens to be Director of Winemaking at the world acclaimed Atelier Melka and is furiously driven by the pursuit of perfection. With one eye always on excellence, production has slowly grown but still remains at a microscopic 300 cases, making this young upstart cult incredibly hard to find. Brilliant Mistake is at the tip of the spear of single varietal showstoppers, and the 96 Point 2021 Cabernet is poised to become one of those extremely elusive 'just beyond your fingertips' wines you can't quite get hold of.
$199.99
- 750 ML
NV Krug Rose 28th Edition
The NV Krug Rosé 28ᵗʰ Édition, crafted in Reims by the prestigious House of Krug—established in 1843 by Joseph Krug—represents the bold spirit of the fifth Krug generation, who launched their signature Rosé in 1976 and have recreated it annually since. This remarkable champagne is a masterful blend of 32 wines from six vintages (2010–2016). Aged approximately seven years before disgorgement between winter 2022–23, it presents a subtle pale peach-pink hue tinged with copper. Critics have lauded this Édition, awarding it top-tier scores—97 pts James Suckling, who praised its “intensity and power, yet with elegance and precision,” 97 pts Decanter calling it “sexy, with long lines of acidity and a toothsome fruit profile,” 96 pts Wine Spectator for its “majestic” balance and longevity, and 95 pts Antonio Galloni / Vinous, noting its “notable textural depth and substance”. Produced entirely in Krug's Reims cellars—where a combination of seasoned oak winemaking and meticulous cellar aging refines each batch—this Rosé is a gastronomic gem, pairing beautifully with foie gras, game, lamb, spicy dishes, and even anchovies—an elegant and compelling addition to any premium wine offering.
- $449.99
- $341.40
NV Krug Rose 28th Edition
The NV Krug Rosé 28ᵗʰ Édition, crafted in Reims by the prestigious House of Krug—established in 1843 by Joseph Krug—represents the bold spirit of the fifth Krug generation, who launched their signature Rosé in 1976 and have recreated it annually since. This remarkable champagne is a masterful blend of 32 wines from six vintages (2010–2016). Aged approximately seven years before disgorgement between winter 2022–23, it presents a subtle pale peach-pink hue tinged with copper. Critics have lauded this Édition, awarding it top-tier scores—97 pts James Suckling, who praised its “intensity and power, yet with elegance and precision,” 97 pts Decanter calling it “sexy, with long lines of acidity and a toothsome fruit profile,” 96 pts Wine Spectator for its “majestic” balance and longevity, and 95 pts Antonio Galloni / Vinous, noting its “notable textural depth and substance”. Produced entirely in Krug's Reims cellars—where a combination of seasoned oak winemaking and meticulous cellar aging refines each batch—this Rosé is a gastronomic gem, pairing beautifully with foie gras, game, lamb, spicy dishes, and even anchovies—an elegant and compelling addition to any premium wine offering.
$449.99
- 750 ML
2023 Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto
'Tenuta San Guido Sassicaia Bolgheri' sends a shiver down the spine of every Italian wine lover on the planet. As the true original 'Super Tuscan' its name carries enormous weight and is immediately associated with the best of the best that Italy has to offer. For those of you who love a Super Tuscan but are reticent to break the bank in the process, we have the perfect solution for you. Sassicaia has a suave, often-overlooked brother named Guidalberto. Made by the same team as Sassicaia, from a selection of the most promising younger vines on the same gorgeous San Guido Estate in Bolgheri. Enough said. Guidalberto was first created in 2000, from what is arguably Tuscany's most awarded vineyard, and it is loaded with all the character and quality associated with the legendary Tenuta San Guido property. Freed from the restraint of fearing to replace at hefty cost, you are free to relish this spectacular, eminently more affordable version of its lofty sibling with abandon. With all the breeding and heritage you could wish for, this is a remarkable Tuscan wine at an impossibly modest price.
- $74.99
- $52.00
2023 Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto
'Tenuta San Guido Sassicaia Bolgheri' sends a shiver down the spine of every Italian wine lover on the planet. As the true original 'Super Tuscan' its name carries enormous weight and is immediately associated with the best of the best that Italy has to offer. For those of you who love a Super Tuscan but are reticent to break the bank in the process, we have the perfect solution for you. Sassicaia has a suave, often-overlooked brother named Guidalberto. Made by the same team as Sassicaia, from a selection of the most promising younger vines on the same gorgeous San Guido Estate in Bolgheri. Enough said. Guidalberto was first created in 2000, from what is arguably Tuscany's most awarded vineyard, and it is loaded with all the character and quality associated with the legendary Tenuta San Guido property. Freed from the restraint of fearing to replace at hefty cost, you are free to relish this spectacular, eminently more affordable version of its lofty sibling with abandon. With all the breeding and heritage you could wish for, this is a remarkable Tuscan wine at an impossibly modest price.
$74.99
- 750 ML
2022 Dominio de Pingus Flor de Pingus
Produced by the visionary Danish winemaker Peter Sisseck, Dominio de Pingus is one of the most famous, highly prized, and actively hunted wines on the planet, let alone Spain. Peter arrived in Spain in 1993 to manage a new project, Hacienda Monasterio. While planting and developing Monasterio, he became fixated on the old vines he saw dotted around the Ribera del Duero landscape. By the 1995 vintage, Peter had found several ancient vineyards that inspired him to make his own wine, calling it 'Pingus' after his childhood nickname. Showing he is capable of routinely racking up 99 & 100-point scores with his eyes closed, making arguably Spain's most expensive trophy wine, Sissek also produces a tiny quantity of Pingus' second label - Flor de Pingus, a much more affordable younger brother made from ancient Tempranillo vines on which Robert Parker once commented - “In the price/quality sweepstakes, this might be Spain’s finest wine.” This genius Danish winemaker pushes the region's famous varietal to its limits, and the Double 96 Point 2022 Flor de Pingus is the key to the Pingus experience for just a fraction of the price.
- $129.99
- $95.00
2022 Dominio de Pingus Flor de Pingus
Produced by the visionary Danish winemaker Peter Sisseck, Dominio de Pingus is one of the most famous, highly prized, and actively hunted wines on the planet, let alone Spain. Peter arrived in Spain in 1993 to manage a new project, Hacienda Monasterio. While planting and developing Monasterio, he became fixated on the old vines he saw dotted around the Ribera del Duero landscape. By the 1995 vintage, Peter had found several ancient vineyards that inspired him to make his own wine, calling it 'Pingus' after his childhood nickname. Showing he is capable of routinely racking up 99 & 100-point scores with his eyes closed, making arguably Spain's most expensive trophy wine, Sissek also produces a tiny quantity of Pingus' second label - Flor de Pingus, a much more affordable younger brother made from ancient Tempranillo vines on which Robert Parker once commented - “In the price/quality sweepstakes, this might be Spain’s finest wine.” This genius Danish winemaker pushes the region's famous varietal to its limits, and the Double 96 Point 2022 Flor de Pingus is the key to the Pingus experience for just a fraction of the price.
$129.99
- 750 ML