Collector's Edition News & Updates

Each year, we invite members of the waiting list to upgrade in waves. Members who are on the waiting list for 2019 should have received notice of whether they were upgraded or whether they remain on the waiting list. Depending on the response that we get, we may be able to invite a few more waiting list members. If you have any questions, please email wineclub@tablascreek.com or call 805.237.1231 x236.

The wines featured in the fall 2019 Collector's Edition shipment will be:

• 2 bottles of Esprit de Tablas 2011 (A powerful, low-yielding vintage of our flagship Mourvèdre-based red wine; 93 Wine Advocate & Vinous, 92 Tanzer's IWC)
• 2 bottles of Esprit de Tablas Blanc 2013 (Our flagship white from the ageworthy 2013 vintage; 91 Vinous & BevX, 90 Wine Advocate)
• 3 bottles of Esprit de Tablas 2017 (Our flagship red blend, based on Mourvedre, from one of our greatest modern vintages; 93-95 Vinous & 93-95 Jeb Dunnuck, "a beautiful vintage for this wine")
• 1 bottle of Mourvedre 2017 (Our small-production varietal bottling of our most important red grape from an outstanding Mourvedre vintage; 91-94 Jeb Dunnuck, 92-94 Vinous)
• 1 bottle of Esprit de Tablas Blanc 2017 (Our flagship white blend, based on Roussanne, from a great vintage; 92-94 Wine Advocate & Jeb Dunnuck; 93-94 Vinous)
• 1 bottle of En Gobelet 2017 (Our blend sourced exclusively from dry-farmed, head-trained vineyard blocks; 91-93 Jeb Dunnuck, "a deep, rich, medium to full-bodied effort that has sweet tannins and terrific purity of fruit")
• 1 bottle of Grenache Blanc 2018 (Our varietal bottling of this lovely southern Rhone white grape that we introduced to California)
• 1 bottle of Cotes de Tablas Blanc 2018 (Our showcase for Viognier's lushness, brightened by Marsanne & Grenache Blanc)

The price of the shipment will be $487.50 (a 25% member savings off the list price of $650) plus applicable taxes. Shipping is included in Collector's Edition shipments.

Notes on the library wines from a July 2019 tasting are available on the Tablas Creek blog.