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Wine Spectator

Nov 30 2021
Magazine

Wine Spectator rates over 15,000 wines per year, in every price range, to fit every occasion. Read about the world's great wineries and winemakers and visit restaurants with outstanding wine lists. Plus, each issue features delicious recipes and pairs them with the perfect wines.

WineSpectator.com

A Rare Glimpse Inside Haut-Brion

Wine Spectator

FEEDBACK

Straight Talk • Join a series of Instagram conversations between Wine Spectator editors and respected leaders in the worlds of wine and hospitality, spanning current events, business news and personal thoughts.

Justin Owners Buy Napa’s Lewis Cellars

Who is Wonderful?

Bordeaux’s Lafon-Rochet Sold

Morning in Sonoma

Chefs Rally to Help Louisiana

Catch as Catch Can

Drink What You Want

A Catskills Odyssey

Form and Function in Russia • A new winery on the Black Sea wins acclaim for its bold and eco-friendly design

The Heat Is On • Despite hotter weather, Germany’s 2019 vintage delivered balanced, intense Rieslings

SAVVY SHOPPER

SPECTATOR SELECTIONS

Oregon Notebook

A PRINCE, A CASTLE And A QUEST • Robert de Luxembourg is writing a new chapter in the legendary story of Château Haut-Brion

The Quest • “Our lives had been turned upside down.”

The Castle • “I was not given the keys right away.”

The World • “Every new venture educated us and benefited the whole business.”

The Tale • “I’ve discovered [the history] and really rewritten it over the past few decades.”

A Time-Tested Terroir • Haut-Brion’s history is linked to its soil

A Steady Path at Domaine Clarence Dillon • Anchored by its first-growth, the company diversifies

Tasting Domaine Clarence Dillon • Profiles of the portfolio’s top wines

Recent Releases From DCD • The chart below represents senior editor James Molesworth’s recent blind tastings of the wines. WineSpectator.com members can access complete reviews using the online Wine Ratings search.

Reviewing Domaine Clarence Dillon Wines • This chart represents on-release scores (and prices) unless otherwise indicated. Estate wines are grouped by grand vin, then second red, then white wine, where applicable. WineSpectator.com members can access complete reviews using the online Wine Ratings search.

ALL Together NOW • Gather with loved ones over elegant easy appetizers from Bay Area restaurants Michael and Lindsay Tusk

Caviar Brioche With Crème Fraîche

Toast Points With Anchovy and Whipped Butter

Sunchoke and Brown Butter Vellutata

Pumpkin and Mushroom Arancini di Riso

SOURCE LIKE A CHEF • Local produce and top-quality products, like Michael’s picks below, will take these dishes over the top. Use it as a conversation piece, just like the Tusks do in their restaurants. After all, Michael says connecting guests with the people and places behind the wine and food—and watching their faces light up in response—is what it’s all about. “Those are the little things that make the stresses of being in the restaurant industry worth it.”

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

EXPLORING SIPPING RUM • THE SPIRIT OF SUGAR CANE IS COMING INTO ITS OWN AS A FAVORITE POUR FOR CONNOISSEURS

PARSING CANE SPIRIT

A SELECTION OF SIPPING RUMS

RIPPLE EFFECT • Innovations in Portugal’s Douro Valley are lifting quality across the country

Gillian Sciaretta’s Recommended Wines From Portugal • Nearly 225 wines were reviewed for this report. A free alphabetical list is available at WineSpectator.com/PortugalAlpha113021. WineSpectator.com members can access complete reviews for all wines tasted using the online Wine Ratings search.

Buying Guide

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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 116 Publisher: M Shanken Communications Edition: Nov 30 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: October 14, 2021

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OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Food & Wine

Languages

English

Wine Spectator rates over 15,000 wines per year, in every price range, to fit every occasion. Read about the world's great wineries and winemakers and visit restaurants with outstanding wine lists. Plus, each issue features delicious recipes and pairs them with the perfect wines.

WineSpectator.com

A Rare Glimpse Inside Haut-Brion

Wine Spectator

FEEDBACK

Straight Talk • Join a series of Instagram conversations between Wine Spectator editors and respected leaders in the worlds of wine and hospitality, spanning current events, business news and personal thoughts.

Justin Owners Buy Napa’s Lewis Cellars

Who is Wonderful?

Bordeaux’s Lafon-Rochet Sold

Morning in Sonoma

Chefs Rally to Help Louisiana

Catch as Catch Can

Drink What You Want

A Catskills Odyssey

Form and Function in Russia • A new winery on the Black Sea wins acclaim for its bold and eco-friendly design

The Heat Is On • Despite hotter weather, Germany’s 2019 vintage delivered balanced, intense Rieslings

SAVVY SHOPPER

SPECTATOR SELECTIONS

Oregon Notebook

A PRINCE, A CASTLE And A QUEST • Robert de Luxembourg is writing a new chapter in the legendary story of Château Haut-Brion

The Quest • “Our lives had been turned upside down.”

The Castle • “I was not given the keys right away.”

The World • “Every new venture educated us and benefited the whole business.”

The Tale • “I’ve discovered [the history] and really rewritten it over the past few decades.”

A Time-Tested Terroir • Haut-Brion’s history is linked to its soil

A Steady Path at Domaine Clarence Dillon • Anchored by its first-growth, the company diversifies

Tasting Domaine Clarence Dillon • Profiles of the portfolio’s top wines

Recent Releases From DCD • The chart below represents senior editor James Molesworth’s recent blind tastings of the wines. WineSpectator.com members can access complete reviews using the online Wine Ratings search.

Reviewing Domaine Clarence Dillon Wines • This chart represents on-release scores (and prices) unless otherwise indicated. Estate wines are grouped by grand vin, then second red, then white wine, where applicable. WineSpectator.com members can access complete reviews using the online Wine Ratings search.

ALL Together NOW • Gather with loved ones over elegant easy appetizers from Bay Area restaurants Michael and Lindsay Tusk

Caviar Brioche With Crème Fraîche

Toast Points With Anchovy and Whipped Butter

Sunchoke and Brown Butter Vellutata

Pumpkin and Mushroom Arancini di Riso

SOURCE LIKE A CHEF • Local produce and top-quality products, like Michael’s picks below, will take these dishes over the top. Use it as a conversation piece, just like the Tusks do in their restaurants. After all, Michael says connecting guests with the people and places behind the wine and food—and watching their faces light up in response—is what it’s all about. “Those are the little things that make the stresses of being in the restaurant industry worth it.”

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

EXPLORING SIPPING RUM • THE SPIRIT OF SUGAR CANE IS COMING INTO ITS OWN AS A FAVORITE POUR FOR CONNOISSEURS

PARSING CANE SPIRIT

A SELECTION OF SIPPING RUMS

RIPPLE EFFECT • Innovations in Portugal’s Douro Valley are lifting quality across the country

Gillian Sciaretta’s Recommended Wines From Portugal • Nearly 225 wines were reviewed for this report. A free alphabetical list is available at WineSpectator.com/PortugalAlpha113021. WineSpectator.com members can access complete reviews for all wines tasted using the online Wine Ratings search.

Buying Guide

SPECTATOR...


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