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On the Trail

Read on the trail blog '2023 Napa Valley: A Vintage for the Ages'
July 2, 2026 - Ryan Woodhouse
2023 Napa Valley: A Vintage for the Ages

Across the vintage releases so far, the wines show wonderful purity of fruit, classic varietal character, powerful structure, and an excellent balance of richness and natural acidity. Many have enough mid-palate fruit and polish to be enjoyed young, yet 2023 will also be a vintage with exceptional aging potential for those with deep cellars and patience.

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Read on the trail blog 'Nebbiolo Masterclass: Barolo, Barbaresco, Valtellina, and Beyond'
June 29, 2026 - Orazio Campoli
Nebbiolo Masterclass: Barolo, Barbaresco, Valtellina, and Beyond

There is no grape in Italy that demands more of you—or rewards you more deeply—than Nebbiolo. It's the reason I fell in love with Piedmont. It's the reason I keep going back. This week, we are exploring Nebbiolo in all its forms: from the graceful, approachable wines of the Langhe to the iron-fisted grandeur of Barolo, the alpine severity of Valtellina, and the haunting minerality of Alto Piemonte.

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