Our Private Sommelier Tier continues to provide a highly personalized experience, where every selection is curated around individual preferences, collecting goals, and a shared passion for discovering exceptional wines. Rather than following a fixed formula, these shipments are designed to showcase benchmark producers, distinctive terroirs, and bottles that offer both immediate enjoyment and long-term intrigue.

Our Private Sommelier Tier continues to provide a highly personalized experience, where every selection is curated around individual preferences, collecting goals, and a shared passion for discovering exceptional wines. Rather than following a fixed formula, these shipments are designed to showcase benchmark producers, distinctive terroirs, and bottles that offer both immediate enjoyment and long-term intrigue.

This month’s selections highlight some of the world’s most compelling expressions of place, each offering a unique perspective on how geography, climate, and tradition shape a wine’s identity. From Tuscany’s coastal vineyards, Gaja Ca’Marcanda ‘Magari’ Toscana IGT reflects the vision of one of Italy’s most celebrated wine families, combining Bordeaux varieties with the warmth and complexity of Bolgheri’s maritime terroir. Elegant, polished, and unmistakably regional, it showcases the balance between innovation and tradition that has made the area a global benchmark.

From France’s Jura region, Domaine du Pélican Arbois ‘Grand Curoulet’ Chardonnay demonstrates why this small appellation has become one of the most exciting sources of terroir-driven white wines. Influenced by limestone-rich soils and a cool continental climate, the wine delivers remarkable precision, minerality, and depth while remaining faithful to Jura’s distinctive character.

Champagne is represented by Liebart-Régnier ‘Rubis des Grès’ Pinot Noir Brut, a grower Champagne that emphasizes vineyard expression and artisanal craftsmanship. Centered on Pinot Noir, it offers both structure and finesse, highlighting the complexity that can emerge when meticulous farming and careful cellar work allow terroir to take center stage.

Completing the selections is Yves Guegniard Domaine de la Bergerie ‘Quarts de Chaume’ Grand Cru from the Loire Valley, one of France’s most prestigious sweet wine appellations. Balancing richness with extraordinary freshness, this benchmark Chenin Blanc showcases the remarkable longevity, complexity, and elegance that have made Quarts de Chaume one of the world’s great dessert wine regions.

Together, these wines embody the philosophy of the Private Sommelier Tier: highly curated selections chosen not simply for prestige, but for their ability to tell compelling stories of place, craftsmanship, and discovery while aligning with the unique interests of each member.