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The L'Abattoir restaurant director (and VanMag's 2017 sommelier of the year) shares her top wine picks.
Foradori Dolomiti Teroldego 2014, Italy, $34Off-the-beaten-path wine from the world’s best teroldego producer. (How many are there?) For cabernet lovers who want to branch out.
Domaine Vacheron Sancerre 2015, France, $43Here’s my budget buster. Serious Sancerre from one of the region’s great producers. Sauvignon blanc at its best.
Hidalgo Manzanilla La Gitana, Spain, $25.50This puts us over budget by $2.50, but you can open the bottle and take the week to finish it. Saline, nutty and fresh. A perfect aperitif or after dinner with some salty cheese.
