Subscription Channels

Signup with the Wine Market Journal to see quarterly auction values in your cellar:
 Only users who have made payments to CellarTracker in the past year are eligible to use this feature.

The Wine Market Journal is the collector's and auction house's choice for the most comprehensive and up-to-date listing of wine auction trades. Spanning back to 1997, they track and compile every solid-lot trade from all major European and U.S. houses. The WMJ offers wine professionals and enthusiasts an unparalled opportunity to track short-term and long-term performance trends for all wines and vintages. (NOTE: See frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar:

The IWC provides extensive coverage of the world of fine wine. This critically acclaimed, independent, bimonthly publication is read by wine lovers in 28 countries. Every issue includes in-depth articles and interviews, plus tasting notes on approximately 1,500 wines. Currently there are 95,000 reviews integrated within CellarTracker with 25% from Burgundy and 15% from California. The IWC provides comprehensive worldwide coverage of a very diverse set of wines.
(NOTE: Only online IWC subscribers are eligible to see full IWC content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar:

Jancis Robinson is an internationally known and highly respected independent wine writer. Subscribers to her Purple Pages can see more than 47,000 wine reviews within CellarTracker. She writes daily for JancisRobinson.com, weekly for The Financial Times, and bi-monthly for a column that is syndicated around the world. She is also editor of The Oxford Companion to Wine and co-author with Hugh Johnson of The World Atlas of Wine, each of these books recognised as a standard reference worldwide. An award-winning tv presenter, she is invited all over the world to conduct wine events and act as a wine judge. In 1984 she was the first person outside the wine trade to pass the rigorous Master of Wine exams and in 2003 she was personally awarded an OBE by Her Majesty the Queen, on whose cellar she now advises. She loves and lives for wine in all its glorious diversity, generally favouring balance and subtlety over sheer mass. See the long version for more detail.
(NOTE: Only current subscribers to JancisRobinson.com are eligible to see content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar: (click to search reviews on Burghound.com)

Burghound.com is a highly respected and critically acclaimed quarterly publication founded by Allen Meadows that reaches subscribers in more than 50 countries and nearly all 50 states. It was the first site of its kind to offer specialized exhaustive coverage of a specific wine region. Now in it's 10th year and with expanded coverage of US Pinot Noir and bi-annual Champagne reviews. Subscribers have access to a fully searchable database of more than 50,000 of Meadows' personal tasting notes with recommended drinking windows for present day vintages all the way back to 1845.
(NOTE: Only current subscribers to Burghound are eligible to see content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar:

James Halliday's Australian Wine Companion is the definitive guide to Australian wine. With over 61,000 tasting notes, 2,500 winery reviews and a wealth of great content, it's the essential site for enthusiasts of Australian wine. Now, if you become a member of the Wine Companion website, you'll also be able to view James' tasting notes in your CellarTracker account. Please visit www.winecompanion.com.au to sign-up today and start discovering the world of great Australian wine.
(NOTE: Only current subscribers to Wine Companion are eligible to see content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar:

John Gilman publishes View From the Cellar, a bi-monthly subscription newsletter delivering critical and historical commentary on the world’s great classic wines. Each issue is over 100 pages in length (click for a list of issues), and focuses on the finest traditional wine producers of the world, with editorial content split equally between reviews of new vintages and vertical and historical reports on older vintages. View From the Cellar seeks to celebrate the rich history of wine and its contemporary artisans, and to accurately critique some of the more over-hyped and dull modern wines from around the globe. John has published nearly 12,000 reviews, with 80% covering French wines (with a strong emphasis on Burgundy, the Loire, Bordeaux and Champagne), 15% on German wines and plenty of notes on Piemonte and older Californian and Spanish wines.
(NOTE: Only View From the Cellar subscribers are eligible to see full content in CellarTracker. Click to subscribe. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

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Gregory S. Walter writes the PinotReport, for people passionate about Western Pinot Noir. Greg has a long and storied history of writing about wine. PinotReport is more than just another wine-review newsletter. Greg's fascination with great Pinot Noir is as much about the people involved in making the wine, the wine regions and the foods that match well at the table—in short, the lifestyle surrounding the wines.
(NOTE: Only PinotReport subscribers are eligible to see content in CellarTracker. Click to subscribe. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

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Roy Hersh's For The Love of Port is one of the world's definitive sources of information on Port, Madeira and other Portuguese wines with over 2,000 reviews on Port, Madeira and Douro wines.
(NOTE: Only current subscribers to For The Love of Port are eligible to see FTLOP content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar (all users see scores):

Jeb Dunnuck's The Rhone Report is a quarterly newsletter delivering in depth coverage of Rhône variety wines from around the globe. In addition to his coverage of the Rhône Valley and Southern France, Jeb also covers producers of Rhône varieties from California, Washington State, Australia and Spain. With over 2,300 published notes, Jeb is dedicated to providing comprehensive, reliable and timely wine reviews that allow consumers to make informed purchasing decisions. He spends a large portion of his time visiting and tasting on site with the producers, is completely independent and has no ties to the wine industry.

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar:

Brad Baker is The Champagne Warrior, and his goal with his newsletter (launched January, 2009) is simple: To provide wine lovers with reliable, accurate, and descriptive details that will enable an informed purchasing decision on Champagne and sparkling wine.
(NOTE: Only Champagne Warrior subscribers are eligible to see full content in CellarTracker. Click to subscribe. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Co-subscribers can sign up to automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar:

Peter Liem's ChampagneGuide.net is one of the web's most comprehensive guides to the wines and wine producers of Champagne. This online guide features profiles of over 100 champagne producers, from renowned négociant houses to small grower estates. Peter is a professional wine critic living in the Champagne region of France. He enjoys an unusual and intimate perspective on the region and its wines, allowing him to bring you an informative, highly detailed and continually updated wine guide written from an insider's point of view.
(NOTE: Only current subscribers to ChampagneGuide.net are eligible to see content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

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Published by Mike Potashnik and Donald Winkler, The International Wine Review is your link to in-depth and analytical reports on important wine regions of the world and expert wine reviews and ratings of new wines on the market. The i-WineReview is published online and in print on a bimonthly basis exclusively for subscribers. Subscribers also receive regular tasting reports of top new wine selections, access to all previously published reports, a search of the tasting notes and ratings archive of more than 7,500 wines and more.
(NOTE: Only current subscribers to The International Wine Review are eligible to see content in CellarTracker. See this and other frequently asked questions.)

Free access to automatically see reviews and scores:

The World of Fine Wine is a gorgeous, quarterly publication that is taking the wine world by storm. Highly authoritative and independent, with a great cast of international writers including Jancis Robinson MW, David Schildknecht, Hugh Johnson, Andrew Jefford, Michel Bettane, Mike Steinberger and Terry Theise.

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews and scores in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

John Kapon's Vintage Tastings are bound to make you just a bit jealous... John oversees the auctions for New York’s Acker, Merrall, & Condit, America’s oldest wine shop, dating back to 1820. He also pens “Vintage Tastings,” an excellent newsletter that reviews old, prestigious wines. John has published more than 3,250 reviews with more than 90% covering French wines. The bulk of those cover Bordeaux and Burgundy with a significant number of Champagne and Rhône reviews. Feel free to email him to be added to his list.
(Editor's note: In the interest of full disclosure, John is in the wine retail and auction business.)

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews and scores with links to videos: (click to search reviews)

Gary Vaynerchuk's Wine Library TV is one of the freshest and most exciting developments in the world of wine. Like CellarTracker, Gary is a firm believer in the power of community and the Internet. Even though Gary formerly had a product competing with CellarTracker, I can't help but admire and support his great work and passion. Gary has reviewed approximately 2,350 wines with 33% of those from California, and 85% of the reviews are on a diverse set of wines from the United States, France, Italy, Australia, and Spain. Special thanks to Chris Stanisci (SS Chris) who has compiled the list of wines and reviews.
(Editor's note: In the interest of full disclosure, Gary is a wine retailer at Wine Library.)

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Terry Theise works for Michael Skurnik Wines, a leading US importer. Terry has achieved a loyal following not only for his wine selections from Austria, Germany and Champagne, but also for his passionately written annual catalogs. Terry's manifesto says it all: Beauty is more important than impact. Harmony is more important than intensity. The whole of any wine must always be more than the sum of its parts. Distinctiveness is more important than conventional prettiness. Soul is more important than anything, and soul is expressed as a trinity of family, soil, and artisanality.
(Editor's note: In the interest of full disclosure, obviously, Terry Theise imports the wines that he describes.)

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Jon Rimmerman's Garagiste is a 100% independent, pro-consumer purveyor of wine, food, wisdom, and esoteric tidbits of travel and culture with an international following bred from respect and trust for our frank and open discourse on topics many would rather brush under the rug. They are not very popular with other wine retailers or those in the trade but are extremely popular with consumers.
(Editor's note: In the interest of full disclosure, obviously, Garagiste is a retailer. The offers that appear here are for the benefit of customers who have already obtained the wines.)

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Chris Kissack's Winedoctor is an amazingly thorough and thoughtful site that is loaded with thousands of reviews, producer profiles and regional wine guides. Without doubt his focus is on the Loire and Bordeaux, two regions to which he regularly travels to taste. He also reviews wines from far and wide, from Luxembourg to the Languedoc, from Spain to Slovenia. Chris has more than 8,000 reviews online, including his notes from the latest Bordeaux primeur tastings and all the top Loire releases.

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Bill Nanson's Burgundy-Report is a fantastic source of information on Burgundy wines and estates. Included here are more than 2,600 of his notes on "in bottle" Burgundy wines.

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Mosel Fine Wines is an independent wine publication dedicated to Mosel Riesling. It is subscription-only and is free of charge. It covers current vintages (including the annual auctions held in Trier), updates on how Mosel wines are maturing as well as perspectives on specific topics, such as vineyards, estates and vintages. Mosel Fine wines is run by two wine lovers, Jean Fisch and David Rayer, who share an admiration of both young and mature German Riesling. Both of them live close to the Mosel region and are often on the ground visiting estates and vineyards.

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Sean Sullivan publishes the Washington Wine Report, an independent blog focused on bringing Washington wine to you and bringing you to Washington wine. Sean's goal is to help you select Washington wines at a variety of price levels; to keep you up-to-date about the state’s wineries, vineyards, and individuals; to help you plan trips to wine country; and to connect you to the larger wine community.

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Lyle Fass' Rockss and Fruit is a gorgeously written blog and set of wine reviews from a hardcore, anti-establishment purist. His self-proclaimed "daily report of the wine wars from the front lines" takes a no-holds barred approach representing the forces of good (natural, unique wines showing terroir) vs. the forces of evil (spoofulated, high alcohol boring wines that all taste the same). Lyle has 2,300 reviews with nearly 95% focusing on France, Germany and Italy. Burgundy and Mosel Saar Ruwer are the two most signficant areas of coverage.
(Editor's note: In the interest of full disclosure, Lyle works in the wine retail business.)

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Sommelier Journal presents the wonderfully complex world of wine in a lively format for both professionals and enophiles to enjoy. In every issue, the best writers in the industry help newcomers and veterans alike explore new wines and new ways of succeeding in the restaurant wine business, as well as keep current with the latest consumer, restaurant, and wine trends and news. It is the essential guide for any wine professional. Tasting notes of recommended wines from the regions and wineries covered are included in each issue.

All CellarTracker users automatically see reviews in their cellar: (click to search reviews)

Lenn Thompson is the Publisher and Editor of New York Cork Report, a publication focused on New York Vines, Wines and Dines. Lenn, a proud Pittsburgh, PA native, moved to Long Island nearly a decade ago and promptly fell in love with the region's dynamic and emerging wine industry. He founded New York Cork Report (formerly LENNDEVOURS.com) in early 2004 to share his passion for the wines of New York with his friends, family and readers. It has since grown into the premier source for New York wine commentary, tasting notes and news.

Twitter users can tweet to announce the wines you are buying, drinking and tasting:

Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co-workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? (See frequently asked questions.)

Facebook users can post status updates on the wines you are buying, drinking and tasting:

Facebook is the world's largest social network with more than 500 million users. You can publish tasting notes and status updates to your profile for your friends to see. (See frequently asked questions.)