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Drinking Window: 2024 - 2033 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 95 WE Region: Tuscany, Italy ABV: 14.5% "Aromas of currants, cedar, mahogany, bark and orange peel say this is distinctly Tuscan. It’s medium-bodied with softness and freshness that bring you back for more. Very soft yet fine tannins. Juicy and subtle. So delicious now. Drink or hold." *James Suckling - Tasted: Feb. 2026
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Drinking Window: 2028 - 2082 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 100 WI Region: Australia ABV: 14.5% "A robust Grange from a lauded vintage, this wields sheer power with such compelling prowess. Uncompromising Grange. There are rich blackberries and plums on offer, together with brazen oak and abundant notes of blackcurrants, black cherries, charcoal, cola and hard brown spices. So fleshy and intense. Dark-chocolate and cocoa-powder aromas and flavors here, too. The tannins are polished and long, extruding deep into the finish and holding endlessly. Dark chocolate, black cherry, dark plum and more. Impressive. Brazen. One of the great Granges that will drink magnificently for decades to come." * James Suckling - Tasted: June 2022
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Drinking Window: 2026 - 2029 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 93 LM Region: Tuscany, Italy ABV: 13.5% " A fragrant wine with aromas of red cherries, roses, violets and subtle spices. Medium-bodied, crunchy and crisp, with good, velvety tannins. Slightly austere yet juicy. Drink or hold." * James Suckling - Tasted: May 2026
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Drinking Window: TBD Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 92 ACS Region: Sonoma County ABV: 13.8% "Fresh and citrusy, showing aromas of salted nuts, grilled melon, peaches and flint. The midweight palate offers a bright line of acidity, leading to a mouthwatering, mineral-edged finish with a slight phenolic grip. Aged in 85% stainless steel and 15% old oak with no malolactic fermentation. Good value. Drink now." *James Suckling - Tasted: March 2026
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Drinking Window: 2023-2032 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 93 ACS Region: Champagne ABV: 12.0% "Textural, balanced and salty, showcasing aromas of dried apples, cedar and pastry spices. Medium-bodied with bright acidity and thin bubbles. Precise and sharp. A blend of 43% pinot meunier, 31% pinot noir and 26% chardonnay. Dosage 2.5 g/L." * James Suckling - Tasted: May 2026
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Drinking Window: 2026-2035 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 93 ACS Region: Oregon - Willamette Valley ABV: 12.7% "Delicate white florals, quince, and pêche de vigne lead a precise, fresh nose with integrated oak. The palate is balanced and tense, moving from a textured entry to a zesty finish—an energetic Chardonnay defined by finesse and structure." * Winery Notes
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Drinking Window: 2025-2035 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 93 WE, 93 TA, 93 Decanter Region: Rioja Alavesa ABV: 15.5% "Commanding intensity and palate coating tannins lead the charge with this full bodied Tempranillo from Rioja. Aromatics of crushed fennel seed, wet tobacco and cocoa linger through flavors of dark fruits robed in spiced chocolate. A kiss of balsamic appear through the finish. Lavish, structured, and delicious." Wine Enthusiast - Tasted: May 2026
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Drinking Window: 2025-2033 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 92 CT Region: Napa Valley ABV: 13.9% ** Please email Alan@uncorkedmemories.com or call (210) 844-4559 for special pricing. ** "Cool vintages are something special. While there’s certainly California luster and opulence in the margins, both are tucked away right now, overshadowed by lush pear, lime leaf and orange blossom. The minerality and tension on the palate are simply awesome and the acidity is bright and racy. Wines from these vintages tend to mature slightly more slowly than their warm-vintage cousins, so expect the parade of citrus, green apple and flinty minerals to dominate for the next few years. That said, the mouthfeel is just gorgeous with more gravitas and weight than expected at this time; a very pleasant surprise." "Chateau Montelena’s Napa Valley Chardonnay combines the best of the old world: structure, acidity and grace with modern ripeness and texture. It eschews heavy oak and butter and instead showcases the purity of vintage, vineyard and varietal character. Most notably, the 1973 vintage earned international acclaim when it was named the top Chardonnay at the 1976 “Judgment of Paris”, a historic moment that redefined the global perception of American wine and solidified Chateau Montelena’s legacy on the world stage." * Winery Notes
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Drinking Window: 2024-2044 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 92 JD Region: Brunello de Montalcino ABV: 14.5% "Intense perfumes of black berry, plums and roots, together with a earthy and petrol hint. Delicate mineral notes, with a taste of bloody oranges and dark fruit; it is compact, with a sweet entrance and fullness in the mid-palate. The wine boasts mature, soft, and enveloping tannins that give length and intensity." * Winery Notes
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Out of stockDrinking Window: 2030 - 2065 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 100 RP Region: Pauillac ABV: 13.1 - 13.5%
- 3 on Order
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Out of stockDrinking Window: 2033 - 2065 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 100 JS, 100 V, 100 JMQ, 99-100 AMA Region: Pauillac ABV: 12 - 12.5%
- 3 on Order
"Lafite-Rothschild was cropped at 27 hl/ha between September 2 and 20. Eric Kohler mentioned that, unlike 2022, it underwent a longer maceration than usual becuase, after 24 days. he felt the wine was at ease with itself and there was no excess. That comes through completely on the deliriously intoxicating nose, replete with nuanced blackberry, bilberry and estuarine scents, all beautifully defined and seamlessly integrated with 900% new oak that is made from Lafite's own cooper. The palate is medium-bodied with finely chiselled tannins. It is blessed with extraordinary harmony and it is so well balanced that you almost overlook the weight and mineralite towards the finish. Just a dab of graohite lingers on the aftertaste. This is very succinct and refinded Lafite-Rothschild that I suspect will drink earlier than the 2022, yet will age with equal grace in the bottle. I admit that, upon returning to my car, it wa only then I realized what a brilliant wine the 2025 Lafite-Rothschild is destinned to become ." * Neal Martin -
Out of stockDrinking Window: 2030 - 2065 Size: 750mL Critic Scores: 99 JD Region: Saint - Julien ABV: 13.5%
- 3 on Order
"A Cabernet dominant blend of 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Merlot, and 2% Cabernet Franc, the 2025 Chateau Leoville Barton checks in at 13.5% alcohol with a pH of 3.6. Creme de cassis, smoked tobacco, liquid violets, iron, and an incredible sense of graphite all define the aromatics of this brilliant, deep, pure, and layered beauty. On the palate, it's full-bodied, inward, and powerfully structured, and reminds me slightly on the 2010 with its deep concentrated style. It has enormous potential." * Jeb Dunnuck
