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Issue 160 of the International Wine Cellar, published yesterday, leads off with extensive coverage of the 2010 red Burgundies, one of the most exciting vintages for these wines of my professional lifetime. The new issue also highlights the superb 2010s and 2009s from the southern Rhône Valley and Germany’s 2010 vintage. For as little as $19.95 for a two-month subscription, you get immediate and unlimited access to the current issue, as well as to the easily searchable and sortable IWC data base of nearly 90,000 tasting notes.

Whatever you normally spend on a bottle, the International Wine Cellar will help you become a smarter consumer and drink better wine.

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The recently published Issue 157 of the International Wine Cellar, leads off with extensive coverage of Chablis, the world’s most elegant and brisk examples of chardonnay.  The new issue also highlights the superb 2006 Brunellos, 2008 Bordeaux, Oregon pinot noir and Australia. For as little as $19.95 for a two-month subscription, you get immediate and unlimited access to the current issue, as well as to the easily searchable and sortable IWC data base of more than 80,000 tasting notes.

Whatever you normally spend on a bottle, the International Wine Cellar will help you become a smarter consumer and drink better wine.

Here’s what you’ll find in the massive new issue: READ MORE »

The just-published Issue 156 of the International Wine Cellar, the largest issue to date, leads off with our most extensive coverage ever of the best new wines from California’s North Coast. You’ll find detailed tasting notes on everything from Napa Valley’s top cult cabernets to today’s most popular limited-production pinot noirs to a host of very good wines at surprisingly affordable prices. For as little as $19.95 for a two-month subscription, you get immediate and unlimited access to the current issue, as well as to the easily searchable and sortable IWC data base of more than 80,000 tasting notes.

Whatever you normally spend on a bottle, the International Wine Cellar will help you become a smarter consumer and drink better wine.

Here’s what you’ll find in the massive new issue: READ MORE »

Rather than spend twenty bucks on a dull, overoaked sauvignon blanc from California or a tired rustic red from southern France, why not put the International Wine Cellar’s massive archives of highly recommended wines at your fingertips? Issue 155 of the IWC, which just went live, features more than 1,600 tasting notes on new releases, including many extraordinary values in the $20 and under range. For as little as $19.95 for a two-month subscription, you get immediate and unlimited access to the current issue, as well as to the easily searchable and sortable IWC data base of more than 80,000 tasting notes.

Whatever you normally spend on a bottle, the International Wine Cellar will help you become a smarter consumer and drink better wine.

Here’s what you’ll find in the new issue: READ MORE »