Answering The Question: “What should I have in my cellar?”
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One-Click Away To Make Your Home Cellar Michelin-Worthy
Few people know more about a perfect wine cellar than former PRESS wine director and Napa Valley insider Amanda McCrossin. A true Napa expert and co-host of the Wine Access Unfiltered podcast, Amanda gets asked one question on repeat: “What should I have in my cellar?”
Together, we’ve curated the perfect cellar starter-kit, or addition to any collection that covers Amanda’s four, must-have categories: a high-quality grower Champagne; a crisp white from a critically-acclaimed winery; a light-bodied wine with a sense of place; and a perfect Napa Cab that’s already aged. This four-bottle set is a one-click away to make your home cellar Michelin-worthy.
Our Top Champagne
NV Champagne M. Brugnon Selection Brut
Hand-crafted by fourth-generation vintner Alain Brugnon and his family, this Champagne almost never leaves France. Made in tiny quantities, the only bottles in the USA are earmarked for Wine Access.
The Sauvignon Blanc Redefining Napa White Wine
2019 Massican Winery Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley
Massican is a phenomenon—the winery’s doing no less than redefining Napa white wine, and this is one of the most clean, crisp, and characterful bottlings we’ve seen in California. It’s the latest edition of a wine that spent years as a by-the-glass staple at The French Laundry, and a 95-point Wine Enthusiast Top 100 selection for 2020.
Legendary Sta. Rita Hills Pinot That Just Keeps Getting Better
2018 Dragonette Cellars Radian Vineyard Pinot Noir Sta. Rita Hills Santa Barbara
This is take-your-breath-away Pinot Noir, from a vineyard so special it's now owned by the same family that owns Screaming Eagle. The 97pt 2018 is as expressive as any Burgundy, seamlessly constructed, and built to last.
The 98-Point “Pinnacle of Pure Napa Cabernet”
2010 Larkmead Vineyards Solari Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
“The 2010 is probably the best Solari Larkmead ever put under cork,” said winemaker Dan Petroski, who selected this bottle for us. The critics agree: The dual-98-point library red is “A pinnacle of pure Napa Cabernet,” coming to you wiith perfect provenance and direct from the Larkmead cellars after a decade-long slumber.