Fine Wine & Rare Spirits
Fine Wine & Rare Spirits
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Fine Wine & Rare Spirits at Auction
Leland Little's Fine Wine & Rare Spirits Department is the sole auction house in the South catering to serious wine and spirits collectors. Our fine wine auctions regularly feature the scarcest bottles spanning across both old and new worlds from the finest producers, including Screaming Eagle, Domaine de la Romanée Conti, Chateau Petrus and others. Our rare spirits auctions feature unusual scotches and often one-of-a-kind whiskeys from the pre-Prohibition period or earlier. Whether for investment or consumption, Leland Little's Fine Wine & Rare Spirits auctions offer access to the most sought-after labels.
Retail Fine Wine
Leland Little Retail Fine Wine offers a curated list of fine wines to buyers at retail sale. The catalogue of bottles offered reflects the breadth and prestige of wines currently offered by the Fine Wine Department at auction. From old world to new world, our featured vintners and vintages will satisfy even the most discerning palettes.
Nestled within our gallery, Leland Little Retail Fine Wine is a physical shop where you can browse and buy. Speak with our Fine Wine Team about trying something new or expanding your existing collection. Request a personal tour of our cellar. If you prefer, you can explore our online shop . No bidding required, just add a bottle to your cart and check out.
Contact
Mark Solomon
Fine Wine & Whisky Director
mark@lelandlittle.com
At Leland Little, Mark Solomon runs the largest fine wine & rare spirits auctions in the Southern United States. He has served on the national executive board of the Cercle de la Future, which is part of The Commanderie de Bordeaux aux États-Unis d'Amérique. Mark Solomon practiced as a clinical neuropsychologist for 12 years prior to changing careers in pursuit of his passion for fine wine and developing the Fine Wine & Rare Spirits Department for Leland Little.
Current and Upcoming Auctions
Upcoming: Fine Wine
Jun 9, 2022, 12:00pm
Upcoming: Rare Spirits
Jun 10, 2022, 12:00pm
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Why Are So Many Whiskies Old?
History by the Bottle
When someone says "old world wine," most of our minds turn immediately to France. But while storied French winemakers pick, ferment, and bottle in the old, time-honored ways year in and year out, history marches on.
The Long and Winding Journey of a Whiskey Unicorn
Odysseus, Shackleton, Sir Edmund Hilary, A.H. Hirsch Reserve Whiskey. Intrepid adventurers all. Where the first three battled monsters and mountains, A.H. Hirsch took on decades of oblivion and ownership shuffles to emerge victorious as the rarest of rare, the most covetable brown liquor of them all.
Scotch & Climate Change
One look at any of the scotch distilleries perched picturesquely on the shores of Islay serves as a reminder of their exposure to the elements. The relentless environment in which scotch is made has long been part of its charm, but with climate change intensifying, environmental concerns are quickly becoming production hurdles.
A Whisky Market Update
Whisky (yes, and whiskey) is having a moment.
A Symphony of Flavors
"Apricot, quince, pineapple, almond, verbena, fig, rose, lychee, grapefruit, bitter orange, vanilla, saffron, roasted coffee beans... The smells of an entire market are concentrated in a glass of Yquem." – Chateau d’Yquem
Unboxing Fine Wine: Louis Roederer Cristal Champagne, 2002
Sporting Art Fair 2022
Leland Little is delighted to host the first ever Sporting Art Fair (SAF) on Saturday, February 26th. Although hosted on the grounds and within the galleries of Leland Little, this is a community event brought forth by a group of partners who are personally and professionally invested in the world of sporting art. The Sporting Art Fair is for everyone.
The Stuff of Legend
There can be no question that drinking a great old wine is one of life’s great pleasures. And, there is nothing in the world like a great old Red Burgundy! – The Underground Wineletter