Chambers

On Tuesday, March 18th, we are extremely thrilled to welcome Roberto Santana & Alfonso Torrente, our dear friends from Envínate. Envínate needs no introduction anymore: the 4 friends, Roberto and Alfonso along with Laura Ramos and José Martínez, have been changing the Spanish wine landscape since they started this project in 2005. Be it in the Canary Islands or in Ribeira Sacra, their quest for terroir-driven wines expressed by old, indigenous vines, centuries of farmers’ wisdom combined with the power of the Atlantic, has revealed an ethos and an aesthetic praised today not just in their own country, but also all around the world. For this dinner, they dug into the library of our dear friend Jose Pastor to find treats and back-vintages telling their story, where they come from, and where they are going. It will be a very special night! 13 Wines, 4 Courses Here is the lineup: 2023 Palo Blanco 2023 Palo Blanco Las Molinas 2016 Palo Blanco 2020 La Santa 2018 Migan 2023 Taganan Parcela Margalagua 2021 Taganan Parcela Margalagua 2016 Taganan Parcela Margalagua 2021 Lousas Parcela Camino Novo 2016 Lousas Parcela Camino Novo 2021 Lousas Parcela Seoane 2019 Lousas Parcela Seoane 2018 Lousas Parcela Rosende

On Wednesday, March 26th of March, we are delighted to welcome Matthieu Delaporte to Chambers, one of the brightest talents of Sancerre. Delaporte may not be a name you are familiar with, but it is just a matter of time. Since 2010 the estate has been in the extremely capable hands of Matthieu, it is, without a doubt, one of the best producers of the region. Located in the very heart of the appellation, the hamlet of Chavignon, Domaine Delaporte owns plots in the most famous vineyards of the region: Les Monts Damnés et le Cul de Beaujeu. When Matthieu took over, his priority was making a careful evolution of the farming to become truly sustainable, and to be more hands-off in the cellar, including big work done on quality of pressing, spontaneous fermentations, lower amount of sulfur, increase of aging time, diversification of aging vessel, etc. The results are evidently visible today, both for the white and red cuvées, in the terroir definition, and the delicacy of details. We will be able to enjoy them during the dinner, especially because Matthieu is bringing some special releases from the estate library. If you love Sancerre, and the Loire, it is an evening you don’t want to miss! 4 Courses, 12 Wines. Here is the line-up: 2023 sancerre ‘chavignol’ 2022 sancerre ‘chavignol’ 2021 sancerre ‘chavignol’ 2022 sancerre ‘silex’ 2019 sancerre ‘silex’ 2016 sancerre ‘silex’ 2022 sancerre ‘monts damnés’ 2019 sancerre ‘monts damnés’ 2017 sancerre ‘monts damnés’ 2020 sancerre ‘chavignol rouge’ 2022 sancerre ‘silex rouge’ 2015 sancerre ‘cul de beaujeu rouge’

On Thursday, March 27th, we are extremely thrilled to welcome a very dear friend, Matt Taylor, here at Chambers. Matt is one of the most talented viticulturist-vigneron of the US and he will present the different projects he is leading. The Matt Taylor Wines label focuses on sites from around where he was born & raised, and that he planted, grafted and farms on the extreme West Sonoma Coast of California. Cool climate, and tension driven wines of purity and place, Matt dry-farms his narrowly and densely planted sites organically, biodynamically and regeneratively and unabashedly has chosen a style that is counter to the majority of his California peers. He is building structural, 100% whole cluster Pinot Noirs, and making texturally and oxidatively driven acidic white wines with little to no sulfur. From his CVR vineyard we will taste his newest plantings and first bottlings from the property: the 2023 Sauvignon Blanc and 2023 Chenin Blanc, both from Loire budwood that Matt personally sourced and collected with Pascaline Lepeltier in the Loire Valley and has been propagating on the West Sonoma Coast for almost a decade to get it to this point. These are unreleased and unlabeled wines that Matt is pouring just while he is visiting us in New York. Ink Grade is a Howell Mountain project in Napa Valley that Matt makes and collaborates on with Master Sommelier Carlton McCoy. The oldest sub-AVA of Napa Valley, this particular site was planted by Joe Heitz of Heitz Cellar in 1990 and has been farmed organically since it was planted and is the largest certified biodynamic vineyard in the Napa Valley. These extremely steep, volcanic, rugged and terraced hillsides on Howell Mountain planted up to 2300 feet in elevation are yielding some of the purest and most elegant wines with tension reminiscent of liquid mentors such as Ridge Monte Bello, Mayacamas, Philip Togni and Dunn. Matt is without a doubt showing a forgotten expression of Napa and Sonoma, giving this extraordinary potential a new breath of life and energy, writing the present and future of the region. 4 courses, 13 wines. Here is the lineup: 2023 Coleman Sauv Blanc 2019 Cuvee Kaela Pinot Noir 2017 Komorebi Pinot Noir 2021 Andosol Cabernet Sauvignon-Zinfandel 2020 Napa Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 Lost Clouds Merlot 2022 Prophets Water Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 Buddha’s Belly CaCabernet Sauvignon 2022 Third Circle Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 Ink Grade Sauvignon Blanc 2023 Coleman Chenin 2018 Komorebi Chardonnay