In Napa Valley, where winemakers are celebrities, the grape-grower’s name is usually an afterthought. Andy Beckstoffer proves it can be everything. The celebrated grower recently invited…
Australia is a grape-growing utopia, plain and simple. Their ubiquitous “critter wines” might dominate grocery store shelves, but this continent is our go-to for incredibly elegant…
This week, we’re showcasing our Top 10 Discovery Wines of 2020. These horizon-expanding wines (and sakes) may have entered the Wine Access world as unknowns and…
With hundreds of labels from a half-dozen countries boasting millennia of winemaking experience, we know our extensive European selection can be a little daunting—even to dyed-in-the-wool…
It’s estimated that the US loses $4 billion in productivity due to the post-Super Bowl, um, we’ll say absenteeism 😉. There’s a movement afoot to make…
It’s no secret that we love every wine we sell at Wine Access: Our rigorous (and often heated) judging panel ensures that Wine Access members are…
2020 was an unprecedented year of winners at Wine Access, especially for California wines: From a Napa Cabernet from one of the most exclusive cult wineries…
This year, we’re ringing in the new year with insights from our best-in-the-business wine team because we think 2021 may be the best year for wine…
It often seems like wine tastes better at the winery where it was made. Part of this is the excitement of enjoying a wine in the…
From Bordeaux blends to scintillating Chenin Blancs, South African wines offer not just armchair travel, but the perfect marriage of Old World rusticity and New World…