New vintages leave the barrel, mailing lists fire, and bottles that spent two or three years getting ready finally hit the market. Napa still owns the headlines—Insignia, Georges de Latour, Rubicon, Realm, Corison, PlumpJack—but the month is bigger than one valley.
New vintages leave the barrel, mailing lists fire, and bottles that spent two or three years getting ready finally hit the market.
Napa still owns the headlines—Insignia, Georges de Latour, Rubicon, Realm, Corison, PlumpJack—but the month is bigger than one valley.
September is when the cellar doors really start swinging.
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New vintages leave the barrel, mailing lists fire, and bottles that spent two or three years getting ready finally hit the market. Napa still owns the headlines—Insignia, Georges de Latour, Rubicon, Realm, Corison, PlumpJack—but the month is bigger than one valley. September is when the cellar doors really start swinging.
September is when the cellar doors really start swinging.
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