MENTIONED IN THIS POST: Domaine de la Romanee Conti Domaine Leroy Domaine Armand Rousseau Jacques-Frederic Mugnier Domaine Comte Georges de Vogue Bouchard Pere & Fils The French countryside has that je ne sais quoi. The romanticism of Flaubert novels and Eric Rohmer films is still very much alive in the sunny meadows, flowery gardens, rolling hills,…
MENTIONED IN THIS POST: Biondi Santi Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino has the longest aging requirement of all Italian wines. With a spectacular performance at international auctions and some excellent recent vintages, it has become one of the most coveted wines for collectors. Auctions have lately seen a lot of interesting Brunello action; a…
This is the first post in our 100 Bottle Cellar series where we ask collectors a simple question: How Would You Stock A 100 Bottle Cellar? Chris Caughman is Vinfolio’s Director Of Content, ensuring that all Vinfolio, WinePrices and VinCellar data is accurate and timely. Chris is an avid wine enthusiast, collector and a world class…
For someone just starting their wine collection, where to begin is one of the biggest questions. Do you go for wines that will impress? Highly rated wines? Wines that others are collecting? In this great Forbes article Alicia Adamczyk boils is down to the simple truth: Start with wines that mean something to you. She discusses…