Burgundy: Chablis and Beyond – The 2022 and 2023 VintagesThese two vintages, more similar than different in the context of surrounding years, will offer a broad window of enjoyment. This report offers tasting notes and updated profiles of the most exciting young producers but also revisits old favorites.By Kristaps KarklinsMar 06, 2025 172
Bordeaux: The 2022 Vintage in BottleWe are delighted to report that the 2022 vintage has turned out brilliantly in bottle. With comparatively few exceptions, the best 2022s’ compelling marriage of ripeness and aromatic freshness, power and precision has made it into bottle intact.By William KelleyMar 06, 2025 420
Germany: 2022 and 2023 Along the Rhine River ...This report brings together nearly 300 wines—mainly Rieslings and Pinot Noirs from the 2022 and 2023 vintages—crafted by producers along the Rhine.By Stephan ReinhardtMar 06, 2025 299
Spain: Rioja at a CrossroadsChaos continues in Rioja. Low prices, insane stocks, abandoned vineyards, institutions totally disconnected from the reality of the market. We are at a crossroads for the region.By Luis GutiérrezFeb 27, 2025 399
Napa Valley: Styles and Pricing in FluxCabernet Sauvignon wines are showing greater diversity in style, but can price increases be maintained in the face of changing wine-consumption patterns?By Joe CzerwinskiFeb 27, 2025 620
112 notesTuscany: Coastal Regions, Maremma & MoreThis report mainly covers vintages 2021 and 2022, with a few bottles from 2023. There are many gems for lovers of Bordeaux blends at much lower prices.
8 notesOregon, Willamette Valley: The 2022s from 00 WinesThis report features a small but mighty lineup of 2022 wines from 00 Wines, a producer of world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in Willamette Valley.
9 notesBurgundy: The 2022 Vintage at the Domaine de la Romanée-ContiThe 2022s are rich, generous wines, for the most part very integrated out of the gates, and though they'll reward patience, they will not demand it.
50 notesTuscany, Bolgheri: Land of GiantsThis report is an homage to the iconic Italian wines—Sassicaia, Ornellaia, Masseto, Messorio and more—made along the sun-drenched Tuscan coast.
Bordeaux: New Releases from Château LatourThis report features Château Latour’s latest releases: the 2020 Pauillac, 2019 Forts de Latour and the 2016 Grand Vin de Latour.By William KelleyFeb 13, 2025 3
France, Northern Rhône: Côte-Rôtie 2022While not the vintage of the century, many of the 2022s are exemplary, reflecting winegrowers’ resilience and adaptability to a warmer, drier climate.By Yohan CastaingFeb 13, 2025 104
France, Northern Rhône: The 2022 Condrieu Vin...Vignerons in Condrieu who judiciously chose their harvest dates have crafted balanced, dense, round and vibrant wines true to Viognier’s character.By Yohan CastaingFeb 06, 2025 65
113 notesBurgundy: Up From the Cellar 39This 2025 installment records the most interesting Burgundies I enjoyed over the last year, ranging from the mid-19th century to recent vintages.
154 notesNew Zealand: Pinot Noir from the Land of PlentyNew Zealand is well known for its high-quality and distinctive Pinot Noirs. This report delves into wines from across the country and discusses the inherent characteristics that define the current state of play with this variety in this jaw-droppingly beautiful place.
468 notesFrance, Alsace: Faith, Love, Hope – A Region Between Heaven and Hell, Where Some of France's Great Wines Are ProducedThere have been a whole range of great wines in Alsace for many years, even if they do not have the worldwide reverence of a Bordeaux or a Burgundy.
135 notesGermany, Mosel: Dr. Hermann’s Four 100 Pointers and Other 2023 Rieslings from Joh. Jos. Prüm, Dr. Loosen, Immich-Batterieberg and MoreThe best Rieslings of this report are of captivating clarity, precision, finesse and elegance with ripe, juicy acidity.
990 notesBurgundy: The Côte d’Or’s 2023 and 2022 VintagesIf one characteristic defines the 2023 vintage in Burgundy, it’s abundance. For Pinot Noir, this was a year of abundant yields; for Chardonnay, 2023 is a year of abundant flesh and texture.
471 notesItaly, Piedmont: Barolo, Barbaresco & More – A Look at the 2021 VintageThis report of nearly 500 wines covers Barolo, Barbaresco and more from the 2020 vintage and also quite a few from 2021, which is one for collectors.
72 notesNew Zealand: Postcards from the North IslandThis report contains wines from a number of New Zealand’s topflight producers, who absolutely deliver on quality in these recent vintages.
34 notesAustria: Aged Biodynamic Wines from Nikolaihof WachauThis report showcases the aging potential of the biodynamic Wachau and Krems wines from Nickolaihof, the oldest domaine in Austria.
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