This month’s Select Tier honors women who are shaping the direction of modern winemaking across continents. From Oregon to Tuscany to Penedès, these selections highlight producers whose leadership is rooted in both heritage and forward-thinking vision, resulting in wines that are expressive, balanced, and unmistakably tied to place.

Anne Amie Vineyards ‘Cezanne’ Pinot Noir represents the precision and elegance that have made the Willamette Valley a global benchmark for Pinot Noir. Crafted under female winemaking leadership, it emphasizes finesse over power, layered red fruit, subtle earth, and graceful structure that reflect both site and thoughtful stewardship.

From Tuscany, Bindi Sergardi ‘Al Canapo’ Chianti Colli Senesi DOCG showcases generations of family ownership now guided by sisters committed to honoring tradition while refining it. The wine captures Sangiovese’s natural vibrancy, bright acidity, savory undertones, and clarity of fruit, demonstrating how historic estates continue to evolve under confident direction.

Spain’s Parés Baltà ‘Blanc de Pacs’ completes the story with a fresh Mediterranean perspective. Produced under women-led winemaking and biodynamic farming practices, it delivers energy and lift, reinforcing this tier’s central idea: across the globe, women are not only participating in fine wine, they are leading it with conviction and purpose.