alcohol, $22/bottle retail Cameron Confidential: From an 85 dollar bottle-program and the virtuoso wine maker that brought us Lot 133 2008 Atlas Peak Chardonnay, this primary blend is of a completely custom facility in Napa. It does sit at the high point of our pricing at 22 dollars, but is absolutely worth every penny. MORE >>

When it's gone we enjoy the previous night's leftovers - 2002 Stony Hill Chardonnay. The Yanks dramatically tie the score in late innings during the Stony Hill, and win a thriller in the 13th inning. We begin by drinking his 2007 Pinon Vouvray Silex Noir leftovers, and then drink the Delorme, again, just delicious. Estèphe. MORE >>

will be copying a list of wines & their scores from Israeli Wine Critic Daniel Rogov's "Wine & Food Forum".  The only thing I would like to share is my excitement for a 92 score given to a wine I worked on - The TZORA "Or" dessert wine.  Without further ado, the scores. Well ladies and gentlemen, the results are in. MORE >>

First of all, it got an incredibly high score in the Zagat guide a couple of years ago and the other places with such scores tend to be hugely overpriced and undergood (unless you are one of those people who has to have foam and/or gelee in every course). would include a link but somehow they seem not to have a website. Terrific. MORE >>

Here are my notes, same system as last time, with wines scoring "8" or above being noteworthy to me. 2005 D omaine Simon Bize & Fils Bourgogne Chardonnay (8, I) The value white of the tasting without question. None of my friends drink Remoissenet at home, unless they're hiding it from me (which would be wise, I suppose). MORE >>