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Staff Favorites - Lauren Fisher
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2023 Mayacamas Mount Veeder Chardonnay
Review Date: 10-04-2026
If you see a deal on anything from Mayacamas, you have to take advantage. This Chardonnay has that cool-climate elegance I love, with citrus, green apple, a little almond, and a really nice mineral edge. It’s focused and refreshing but still has enough texture to make it feel substantial. A really special bottle for the price.
2023 Anonymous Wine Collective Anderson Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 10-04-2026
Really nice Pinot that punches way above where you’d expect it to. It’s got plenty of fruit, but there’s also a nice savory side that keeps it interesting. Easy to enjoy on its own, but definitely a bottle I’d be happy to bring to dinner.
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2025 Anonymous Wine Collective Petaluma Gap Chardonnay
Review Date: 10-04-2026
Really fun bottle that hits a nice balance between being easy to drink and still having plenty going on. It’s got good texture, plenty of flavor, and enough freshness to keep it from feeling heavy. The kind of wine that’s hard to put down once you’ve started.
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2021 Château Sainte-Eulalie "La Cantilene" Minervois La Liviniere
Review Date: 03-05-2026
The 2021 Château Sainte-Eulalie “La Cantilene” is aromatic and textured. The nose shows blueberry, eucalyptus, and wild herbs layered with warm baking spices. The rustic palate is savory and spice-driven, with tart dark fruit lifted by balanced acidity and refined tannins. Notes of dried herbs and pepper linger on a long, earthy finish that reflects its Mediterranean origins. This would be a lovely little accompaniment to your go-to weeknight dinner.