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- by Greg Martellotto
Talosa Vino Nobile Cantina Storica in Montepulciano
Discover the rich history and commitment to quality that defines Talosa, a distinguished winery owned...
- by Greg Martellotto
Talosa Winery Montepulciano Etruscan Underground Cellar Tour
Talosa’s story started over 50 years ago when Angelo Jacorossi acquired this beautiful historical estate,...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Mouton Rothschild Pauillac
Château Mouton Rothschild was not originally included in the First Growths of Bordeaux, the estate...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Cheval Blanc Saint Emilion
The 'Castle of the White Horse' sits at the very peak of the Saint Emilion...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Angelus has one of the longer histories in the St. Emilion appellation. The de...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Leoville-Las Cases is one of the oldest Medoc estates, Domaine de Léoville belonged to some...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Margaux’s history and renown stem equally from the intrinsic genius of the place as...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Haut-Brion has one of the longest and most interesting histories of any Bordeaux vineyard....
- by Greg Martellotto
Château Lafite Rothschild is one of the most esteemed wine properties in the Médoc, and we're sure that if you...
- by Greg Martellotto
"Palmer is a well-known Chateau, One of the greatest in Bordeaux. Once it touches your lips, Your...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateu Pavie Macquin, a St Emilion Premier Grand Cru Classé, is a property that has...
- by Greg Martellotto
One of the most iconic names in wine, Chateau Latour is in a class of...
- by Greg Martellotto
Montrose had been owned by the Charmoule family since 1896 until it was sold in...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Ausone is a very old property with medieval historical significance. In it's more recent...
- by Greg Martellotto
The "Haut Brion" portion of the name appears to, simply, to be a little commercial...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Pichon Lalande is one of the best examples of Bordeaux wine from Pauillac. Sensuous...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Ducru Beaucaillou St. Julien
Ducru Beaucaillou takes its name from the stones that lie in the vineyards as Beaucaillou...
- by Greg Martellotto
The story of the Cazes family, current owners of Château Lynch-Bages, is a story of...
- by Greg Martellotto
Chateau Lafleur is a property of remarkable standing within the upper echelons of the world’s...
- by Greg Martellotto
In the middle of the 18th century the Léglise family from Libourne were actively involved...
- by Greg Martellotto
At the beginning of the 20th Century, Armand Rousseau, who came from a family of...
- by Greg Martellotto
Generally one of the highest rated, most highly esteemed, and the most expensive wines in the...
- by Greg Martellotto
Roumier is considered one of the greatest Burgundy producers. The wines from this Domaine are...
- by Greg Martellotto
Originally from Saint Romain in the Côte d'Or, William Ponsot acquired a winery in Morey-Saint-Denis...