Posts tagged Ryan Moses

2025 Bordeaux: Like Never Before

I don't think Bordeaux 2025 compares to anything else, from the growing season to the En Primeur campaign. Harvests were as early as they've been since 1989 and yields were as low as they were in 1961. The solar vintage seemed to hint at 2022, but the result is something far more restrained. It's with these thoughts that I'd advise throwing all other vintage comparisons out the window and consider 2025 like this: there are a lot of remarkable wines that are very refreshing in style, complex in structure, and at prices that range from sharp to can't miss.

2025 Bordeaux VintageRyan MosesJune 29, 2026K&L Wine Merchants2025 Bordeaux, Bordeaux Futures, En Primeur, Ryan Moses, Bordeaux Vintage Guide, Bordeaux 2025

2025 Bordeaux: The Case for Buying Now

This is a fascinating time for Bordeaux. The wines are as good as they have ever been, and pricing for many releases has fallen to levels that remind us of campaigns from a decade ago. Few regions in the world can offer this combination of pedigree, quality, ageability, and value.

2025 Bordeaux VintageRyan MosesJune 25, 2026K&L Wine Merchants2025 Bordeaux, Bordeaux Futures, En Primeur, Bordeaux Market Report, Tariffs, Ryan Moses, Bordeaux 2025

2025 Bordeaux Futures: The Best Value Vintage in a Decade, and Where to Start

Our buyer Ryan Moses just returned from Bordeaux. His verdict: this is the vintage serious collectors have been waiting for. Low yields. Moderate alcohol. Classical structure. Pricing aligned with 2024—for a significantly better vintage. Pontet-Canet: 98–100 Wine Advocate—$89.99. Malescot-St-Exupéry: 97 points—$49.99. Laroque: 96 Decanter—$31.99 Critics call it "the concentration of 2022 with the freshness of 2016." Pre-arrival. Estimated delivery September 2028.

Bordeaux, Wine NewsletterOn the TrailMay 12, 2026K&L Wine Merchants2025 Bordeaux, En Primeur, Bordeaux Futures, Ryan Moses, Best Value

2025 Bordeaux Futures Campaign: Pricing, Quality & Strategy | K&L

The 2025 Bordeaux Futures Campaign marks a rare intersection of compelling pricing, limited production, and high‑quality wines. After years of uneven alignment between market conditions and vintage quality, 2025 stands out as a campaign that rewards informed buyers—offering expressive wines, moderate alcohol, and real value at release. This guide explains what sets the vintage apart, what to expect from the campaign, and how K&L is approaching futures on behalf of collectors.

Ryan MosesMay 7, 2026K&L Wine Merchants2025 Bordeaux Vintage, Bordeaux Futures Pricing, Ryan Moses, Wine Collecting, Fine Wine Investment, Limited Production Wines, Solar Vintages, Terroir‑Driven Wines, Moderate Alcohol Wines

Bordeaux's Resurgence: World-Class Wines at Prices That Still Make Sense

The 2025 Malescot-St-Exupéry just came in at $49.99. The 2015 did too — and it became one of K&L's best-ever sellers. K&L Bordeaux Buyer Ryan Moses on why this moment, across appellations from Margaux to Pessac-Léognan to St-Émilion, is the most compelling Bordeaux buying opportunity in years.

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