Investment Reports
Watch Bacchus hurl a solar spear, then ride Clos des Lambrays 2015’s rare Grand Cru momentum all the way to portfolio glory. Solar Spear in the Stones High noon: the Côte de Nuits blazes white-hot under Apollo’s glare. I – Bacchus, vine-crowned and restless – vault a sun-blasted wall and
Tasting Notes
Hundred Acre Ark Vineyard 2016: a volcanic, velvet sledgehammer of Napa Cabernet worth worshipping.
Wine & Food Pairings
Explore poetic Château Lafleur 2018 food pairing ideas—lamb, beef, venison, truffle risotto—served with patience, precision, and reverence.
Wineries
Discover the story of Seña, Chile’s first icon wine. Born from Eduardo Chadwick and Robert Mondavi’s vision, refined by winemaker Francisco Baettig, and crowned at the Berlin Tasting, Seña redefined Chile as a world-class wine power.
Investment Reports
When Bacchus hid a magic stanza in Ausonius’s library, he seeded a Right-Bank legend that now trades like treasure in the modern wine market. The Night I Inked the Vines Long ago I wandered into the scriptorium of Decimus Magnus Ausonius - Rome’s poet laureate and namesake of
Vinotourism
Côte‑Rôtie’s granite terraces forge dark‑fruited Syrah brightened by a whisper of Viognier. Discover Blonde and Brune soils, heroic viticulture, producer vignettes, serving advice, ageing curves, and collecting insight.
Wine & Food Pairings
Discover the perfect [Château Margaux 2015 food pairing]—from lamb and duck to truffle risotto, this vintage sings with grace and depth.
Wineries
Discover Sadie Family Wines, where Eben Sadie turned Swartland’s forgotten old vines into cult icons. From Columella and Palladius to the Old Vine Series, his rebellious winemaking redefined South African wine on the world stage.
Tasting Notes
Rinaldi’s 2010 Barolo Brunate—ferocious, haunting, and cellar-worthy. A wine of blood, roses, and history.
When limestone bled crimson, a Spanish icon was born - now its 2010 vintage is poised to outmuscle tech stocks in your cellar. A Castilian Miracle at Midnight I once wandered the Castilian plateau disguised as a quarryman, chisel in hand. The land was parched; even the olive trees sighed.
Wineries
Discover the legacy of Giuseppe Rinaldi, Barolo’s legendary traditionalist. From vineyard battles to cult wines, his uncompromising Nebbiolo redefined Italian wine and cemented Rinaldi as the rebel soul of Barolo.
Tasting Notes
Molten-gold Riesling from Egon Müller—tiny yield, sky-high price, mind-bending pleasure.