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Serious wine search · United States
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These editorial picks come from current market coverage. Open a bottle for its details, current prices, and shops.
Champagne Étienne Doué
Champagne · France
Why it’s interesting
This non-vintage blend undergoes malolactic fermentation before aging in stainless steel tanks.
Laherte Frères
Champagne · France
Why it’s interesting
Hand-picked grapes are traditionally pressed, fermented in foudres and barrels, then aged on fine lees for added texture and depth.
Torre Mora
Etna DOC · Italy
Why it’s interesting
This organic Etna red spends three months in 30-hectolitre barrels, preserving its fresh character.
Artemis Karamolegos
Santorini · Greece
Why it’s interesting
This red is spontaneously fermented, briefly macerated and matured eight to nine months in stainless steel.
Arbalest
Bordeaux · France
Why it’s interesting
This four-variety Bordeaux blend is savory and classic, then matured for 16 months in oak barrels.
Serra i Barceló
Terra Alta DO · Spain
Why it’s interesting
This mature 2015 Garnatxa Blanca pairs minimal intervention with oak aging that imparts tannin grip and spice.
More ways to search
Wines shaped in clay, from textured whites to earthy reds.
White grapes with time on skins, from gently textured to properly orange.
Native yeasts, fewer additions and wines made with a lighter hand in the cellar.
Fresh, food-friendly reds for people who do not want heavy fruit.
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Champagne Étienne Doué
Champagne · France
Vin ChicagoWhy this pick?
This non-vintage blend undergoes malolactic fermentation before aging in stainless steel tanks.
Producer Identity
Winemaking & maturation
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