Maison connects wine lovers at every level - newbies, enthusiasts, collectors, professionals.
Find your people and share what you’re opening. One community for everyone who takes the glass seriously.

Maison connects wine lovers at every level - newbies, enthusiasts, collectors, professionals.
Find your people and share what you’re opening. One community for everyone who takes the glass seriously.
Guillaume F.
Brooklyn, Enthusiast
Mine is usually Beaujolais. Light enough that I do not regret it at 10pm, but still interesting enough that I end up having another glass.
Last night it was a 2022 Lapierre with leftover pizza. Not a special dinner at all, but somehow it felt like one. What is everyone else’s “nothing planned’...
Alisa Chaban
Manhattan, Collector
I had a glass last night that smelled beautiful—white peach, acacia, maybe a little citrus oil—but the palate felt surprisingly brief. It was not faulty; it just felt quieter than the nose had promised. Is that usually a question of concentration or length? Curious how others think about it.
Veronica M.
Jersey City, Som
The episode is called “Move Over Champagne, NY is Here.” I am embarrassed to say I still mentally file New York wine as “something I should get around to.” This was a good reminder that I am probably missing a lot.
If you have a New York producer or bottle I should look for, please send me in the right direction.
Attached links

Wine Thyme Live #24: Move Over Champagne, NY is Here
New York’s sparkling-wine scene and why it deserves a closer look.
A good reminder to look beyond the usual Champagne shelf.
Alex I.
Queens, Collector
Looks great and I would love to meet someone from this community there. I am still deciding what to bring, but I am thinking something lighter and a little chilled if the weather stays warm. Very open to suggestions. If you are going, say hi here.

2015 Châteauneuf-du-Pape: A Decade in the Bottle