This past evening we presented our first “Sherlock’s Wine Class ” with a resounding success! The event covered two popular grape varieties — Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. A big thank you to Eric Crane for providing his wine expertise to our valued wine lovers. Seats are still available for future tastings… September 14th – Champagne & Sparkling wine September …
We are pleased to annonce that we will be offering Wine Classes in the Fall of 2011 at our new location. Series of classes will emcompass numerous topics including the major winemaking regions of the world, viticulture, grape varieties, wine production, tasting techniques & much more. The classes will be suited for the beginner/novice who …
Source: FT By Maggie Rosen Published: June 17 2011 15:43 The increasingly giddy interest in natural wine has tracked the quest in food circles for authenticity, quality and quirk. For wine, this means a drink that is made from the grape, the whole grape and nothing but the grape. Many in the wine world find …
Source: FT By Jancis Robinson June 10 2011 21:10 What makes Charles Chevallier, winemaker at Château Lafite since 1983, smile? It is not the extraordinary elevation of his first growth Pauillac to most highly valued bordeaux of all, fuelled by its unrivalled popularity in China. Nor is it the way that even Lafite’s second wine, …
Come celebrate our Grand Opening with a mature Bordeaux deal not to be missed! 1999 Chateau Simard (Saint-Emilion) $19.98/bottle — Nationwide Price is $24-$29 Brendan & Xavier’s Notes: Deep ruby/garnet color followed by classical aromas of ripe black cherries, sandy earth, tea leaf, violets, cigar box and cedar. A very pleasant essence of pasture land …
Source: Decanter by Jane Anson in Bordeaux Thursday 12 May 2011 The new St Emilion classification has still not been approved by the Ministry of Agriculture, almost three months after being submitted The appellations body, the INAO, expected confirmation by the end of April, Jean-François Quenin, owner of Chateau de Pressac and and president of …
The Sherlock’s team spent a week in Bordeaux at the beginning of April attending the Union des Grands Crus tastings of the 2010 vintage. We spoke at length with chateau owners and winemakers. All were very pleased with the big, tannic structure of the vintage and expect that these will be long lived wines. When …
Source: PRESS DEMOCRAT Thursday, April 21, 2011 at 8:04 a.m. Kendall-Jackson winery founder Jess Jackson, whose chardonnay found the sweet spot in the American palate and made him the richest man in Sonoma County, died Thursday after a battle with cancer. He was 81. One of the most influential figures in the California wine …
We are pleased to announce the New Sherlock’s Wine Merchant Buckhead is now open for business! Swing by and shop our spacious location full of your favorite fine wines. We are still in the same shopping center right next to CVS. BUSINESS HOURS Monday 11AM – 7PM Tuesday 11AM – 7PM Wednesday 10AM – 7PM …
We are waiting to catch our connecting flight to Bordeaux through Charles de Gaulle in Paris. We are on our way to Bordeaux for the Union des Grands Crus Primeurs week. We will visit Chateau and be tasting barrel samples of the 2010 vintage. Our team will taste wines from all appellations and give you …