Barbaresco has long lived in the shadow of its powerful neighbor, Barolo, yet for those who know, it represents one of Italy’s greatest expressions of Nebbiolo. Graceful, aromatic, and complex, Barbaresco marries perfume and structure with a finesse that few wines in the world can equal.

Founded in 1522 and still family-run, Philipponnat has become synonymous with depth, precision, and terroir-driven finesse. Their wines—crafted from the heart of Ay, Mareuil-sur-Ay, and Avenay-Val-d’Or—show the singular power of Pinot Noir balanced by a Burgundian sense of minerality.

Today, we’re thrilled to present a collection that bridges the best of Europe’s heritage with one of Napa Valley’s greatest mature Cabernets.

Perched high above St. Helena, Spring Mountain Vineyard is one of Napa Valley’s most storied estates—where steep, terraced slopes yield wines of extraordinary depth, fragrance, and longevity. This is mountain winemaking at its most refined: a blend of power and poise shaped by elevation, rocky soils, and a touch of wild beauty.

Few estates in Châteauneuf-du-Pape capture the essence of the Rhône as purely and powerfully as Domaine de la Vieille Julienne. Under the meticulous care of Jean-Paul Daumen, this historic domaine has evolved into one of the region’s true benchmarks—producing wines of astonishing depth, precision, and energy.

From the limestone slopes of the Côte de Beaune to the storied vineyards of the Côte de Nuits, Burgundy remains the ultimate expression of terroir. We’re delighted to offer a remarkable private cellar of both White and Red Burgundy, assembled with care and an eye for pedigree.

As a First Growth of Pauillac, Mouton has defined Bordeaux grandeur for generations—producing wines of commanding structure, depth, and longevity that are as captivating in the glass as they are on the table.

Hailing from the rolling hills of Piedmont, this “King of Wines” captures the very soul of Nebbiolo — a grape capable of remarkable depth, haunting perfume, and decades of evolution in the cellar.

As one of the original First Growths of the Médoc, Latour has stood as a benchmark of strength, precision, and longevity for centuries. From the gravelly soils of Pauillac, these wines embody the perfect union of Cabernet Sauvignon’s structure and Merlot’s depth—crafted to endure decades yet captivating even in their youth.

Established in 1893 and set against the sun-warmed cliffs of the Stags Leap District, this historic property has long defined what it means for a red wine to be both powerful and poised.

From the gravel banks of Bordeaux to the chalk soils of Champagne, this collection showcases the breadth, history, and beauty of Europe’s greatest wine regions. Each bottle represents a pinnacle of craftsmanship—wines that belong in every serious cellar.

Based in the village of Merfy, just northwest of Reims, Alexandre Chartogne crafts wines that are as expressive as they are singular—true reflections of place, made from vines tended with care and bottled with minimal intervention.

Today at Flickinger Wines we would like to showcase our current collection of red American wines in magnum.

From the heart of California wine country comes a remarkable private cellar—an American collection that reads like a roll call of modern legends. Every bottle has been cellared under ideal conditions, reflecting the vision, precision, and passion that define the very best of Napa and Sonoma.

Flickinger Wines has a fantastic selection of 100-point wines from prominent producers from across the globe all available in-stock. This list is dominated by a who's who of California and Bordeaux’s greatest wines from Sassicaia to Screaming Eagle, Maybach to Margaux and many more. Every wine here is a highlight, so take the time to browse this incredible list and add some of these perfect wines to your collection today - happy hunting!!

Founded by David Powell in 1994, Torbreck quickly became a benchmark for Australian Shiraz — wines that marry Scottish heart, Rhône inspiration, and Barossa terroir into something unmistakably grand.

A Second Growth by classification, but First Growth in every meaningful sense, Ducru stands as a symbol of what Saint-Julien does best—power wrapped in polish, structure balanced by elegance.

The larger bottle isn’t just impressive on the table—it’s the ideal vessel for aging, preserving freshness, and developing complexity over time. Today’s offer features a limited collection of Rhône red magnums—wines that combine depth, power, and the unmistakable character of France’s southern terroirs.