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Principe Corsini, Chianti Classico (Tuscany, Italy) “Don Tommaso” 2004
Chianti isn’t just wicker-covered bottles in restaurants with checkered tablecloths.
Whites made with Rhône grape varieties have become an increasingly popular category with American wine enthusiasts these days.
This delicious sparkling wine from Napa tastes succulent but refined – just perfect for kicking off a special October meal.
Santa Rita, Maipo Valley (Chile) Syrah
This luscious Syrah merits a splurge.
Querciabella, Maremma (Tuscany, Italy) 'Mongrana' 2005
This wine is a sumptuous blend of merlot, cabernet sauvignon, and sangiovese.
Promessa, Apulia (Italy) Rosso Salento 2005
This blend of Negroamaro (70%) and Primitivo (30%) has to be one of the best buys of the season.
Spain's Ribera del Duero is emerging as one of Europe's best wine regions.
Zaca Mesa, Santa Ynez Valley (California) Roussanne 2005
This Zaca Mesa roussanne tastes rich but balanced, with pear and melon fruit flavors enhanced by secondary notes resembling nuts and spice.
The wines were legends, one of them dating from 1779; the animating spirit of the event is something of legend, too.
Tablas Creek, Paso Robles (California) Rosé 2006
Celebrate the last days of summer with this delicious dry rosé from one of California's leading "Rhône Ranger" wineries.
Ferrari-Carano, Sonoma County (California) Merlot 2004
This California merlot's fruit flavors and supple texture prove deliciously enticing.
Pétrus Mania
There's something about Château Pétrus, the wine everyone seems to want.
Pomerol—Rich and Famous
What makes this “other” bordeaux so good? The soil, the merlot grape—and the camaraderie.
Rodney Strong, Sonoma County (California) Chardonnay “Chalk Hill” 2005
This comfortable northern California wine offers ripe, lush fruit flavors and a healthy dollop of toasty oak.
Heller Estate, Carmel Valley (California) Chenin Blanc 2006
Juicy and fresh, this chenin blanc tastes like a summer fruit salad in a glass, echoing flavors of melons, peaches, pears, citrus, and more.