Some wines transcend their appellations, earning recognition among the finest expressions of their variety, region, and vintage. Our 99+ Point Collection brings together six remarkable bottles, each awarded 99 or 100 points by leading wine critics. From the legendary estates of Bordeaux and Montalcino to the mountain vineyards of Napa Valley and the coastal and volcanic terroirs of American Pinot Noir, this collection is a study in excellence across the world's great wine regions. Six wines, six distinct identities, and one extraordinary standard of quality.

Beyond their extraordinary scores, these six wines offer a compelling study in contrast: Bordeaux versus Napa Cabernet Sauvignon, coastal Sonoma versus volcanic Oregon Pinot Noir, and traditional Tuscan Sangiovese versus modern Bordeaux-inspired blends. Together, they create three fascinating comparisons that showcase the influence of terroir, winemaking philosophy, and regional identity at the highest level.

2016 Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande, Pauillac, Deuxième Cru Classé

100 Points, Wine Advocate, William Kelley

“One of the greatest wines that this estate has produced in the modern era... a brilliant classic that no Bordeaux lover is going to want to do without.”

2023 Philip Togni Vineyard, Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Spring Mountain

100 Points, Wine Advocate, Joe Czerwinski

“One of the top vintages I have had the privilege to taste, Philip Togni's 2023 Cabernet Sauvignon Estate starts quietly, with delicate, pretty notes of bay leaf and violets, then steadily grows into a crescendo of mixed red and black cherries and cassis. This medium- to full-bodied wine is concentrated, rich and dense yet never heavy or overdone; it's tannic but without any harshness, exhibiting awesome length and elegance.”

2024 RAEN, Pinot Noir “Royal St. Robert Cuvée,” Sonoma Coast

99 Points, James Suckling

“Spellbinding aromas of rose petals, strawberries, citrus and bark, with hints of lemongrass. Medium-bodied, tight and structured, this offers a captivating combination of linear intensity and calmness, so classy and sophisticated. A continued benchmark for American pinot noir. Drink or hold.”

2024 Arterberry Maresh, Pinot Noir “Maresh Vineyard,” Dundee Hills

99 Points, James Suckling

“An intense, layered and intriguing wine that changes a lot in the glass. Pronounced umami, dark fruit, spices, pine forest, crushed flowers and orange peel up front. Concentrated and refined with energetic acidity and verve, leading to a long, evolving finish.”

2019 Ciacci Piccolomini, Brunello di Montalcino Riserva “Pianrosso Santa Caterina d’Oro”

99 Points, James Suckling

“Wow. The ripe yet fresh aromas are so alluring and compelling, showing plums, cedar, rose petals and hints of leather. Full-bodied yet framed and tensioned with fantastic length and intensity. Polished tannins are powerful but reserved, showing great presence and character. This is a monumental wine in many senses of the word. One for the cellar.”

2019 La Massa, “Giorgio Primo,” Toscana IGT

99 Points, Falstaff

“Densely woven on the palate, with beautiful texture and punchy tannin, opens in many layers, with distinctive stony and mineral components. Radiant and deep, lingers long; a terrific wine.”