Racines: California meets Burgundy in the Santa Rita Hills
Serol Turbullent: A Pet-Nat Rose Delight
Bechtold’s Cremant d’Alsace: Your Summer Alt-Champagne
The All Natural Innovations at The Marigny
Le Brun Servenay: Tradition, but with Quality
Kante: Fabulous Friulians
Christina: Austrian Nature in the Glass
Peter Lauer's Barrel X: Everybody's Favorite Riesling
Peyrassol: The Spirit of Provence, and an Iconic Rosé
Nothing quite satisfies our seasonal wine itch for Provençal rosé like Peyrassol. Peyrassol has a thousand year history, dating back to the Knights of Templar. No, they did not produce rosé for crusaders, as pink wine of this sort is a far more recent invention. But the soils, the weather, the Provençal culture and cuisine have all united to make this domaine one of the few great producers of France to really specialize in rosé. We are lucky to get bottles every year, and this time it is just in time for some gorgeous weather.
A new vintage of Fratelli Alessandria's Pelaverga
2021 Domaine Lucien Crochet Sancerres
How good are the wines of Domaine Lucien Crochet? When Eric Asimov did a Wines of the Times column on Sancerre a dozen years ago, Crochet's was his top pick. It even beat out the superstar Cotats. We think Crochet has only gone from strength to strength since then. Read on to learn about the latest duo of 2021 arrivals.