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+1 212 422-2222 9 Beaver Street
New York, NY 10004
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The New York Wine Exchange is Downtown New York's leading purveyor of quality wines and liquors. With our long list of vineyard providers, our inventory is the most extensive available in New York City today. New York Wine Exchange is a family run business which was founded in 1995 by two brothers, Paul and Worrell Couto. We are located in the heart of the financial district -- the Stock Exchange is just two blocks away. Worrell has always been somewhat of a visionary, way ahead of his time. His on-going love for discovering new wines and new wine regions has sent him to many parts the world searching and tasting. Worrell has always seen the potential in these up-and-coming regions. Worrell's wonderful wine discoveries and remarkable palate keep him constantly “in the eye of the wine world”, paving the way for future business. Worrell's penchant for searching out lesser-known wines made him instrumental in exposing many great wines from Australia and Chile to the United States consumer, along with cultivating the growth and acceptance of Italian wines beyond Pinot Grigio and Chianti. At the New York Wine Exchange, Paul is very focused on the overall business and making sure everything is running as well as possible in order to provide the highest quality customer service. Over time our principles have remained unchanged. Foremost is our service to our customer. We are proud of our unfaltering commitment to service. The second aspect is the quality of the wines we offer. We go to great lengths to offer only the highest quality wines from throughout the world. We take great pride in knowing that our selection is considered one of the best in the country. Consumer education has always been a trademark of New York Wine Exchange, helping us bring the best from the wine-maker to the consumer. The whole New York Wine Exchange Team is well aware that it takes satisfied customers to make our business successful. – Description from JelaDragoljevic (hide)

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November 2016

Being aware of price points for most of the other varietals I have always wondered why the Pinot Noirs are always priced way ahead of the other varietals.It is almost impossible to purchase a Pinot Noir at the same price point/quality as a Cabernet Sauvignon for under $20Now I live in a region where both Cabernet Sauvignon (Washington State) and... Read More

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October 2016

Santa was generous this year wasn't he? You guys are better at this than I expected. 2/3 of you already know who your Santa was. That should make the guessing easier for the 4 still left guessing.What did you get?JD - 2011 Damilano Barolo Brunate - from FoxalllRBA - 2008 Spring Mountain Vineyard Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon - from vinOvinOVV ... Read More

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September 2015

If you're still hanging onto the idea that wines with screw caps are a sure-fire path to wine perdition, you're about 10 years behind the times. Yet some countries – buenos días, Spain – refuse to succumb to the screw cap and maintain their cork-only bottling laws. What to make of the cork-vs.-metal closure debate? The Wall Street Journal win... Read More

From the article Corked Wine Debate Continues Its Corkscrew Path
May 2015

Hi guys, it's me again... crazy Brazilian-New Yorker chick asking for advice on wine travel...So I will have 4 full days in the area (May 14-17) and wanted to pick your brains for anything amazing and cost-beneficial you can come up with (except for hotels, I could care less about where I stay, all money goes to wine!).For timing reasons, my mai... Read More

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March 2015

Wow, that one is pretty interesting. It's from the Malaga region of Spain (right on the Mediterranean), it is a non-vintage and my guess is that it is a sweet wine. I, suppose, though, that you could have Googled it just like I did, and, so, you may already know that. We do have some pretty sharp Spanish wine people who play here, occasionall... Read More

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March 2015

Greetings,We have an old bottle of wine that we have very little knowledge about. I'm hoping that someone on this site might be able to enlighten us. Thanks in advance,Donna Read More

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April 2014

Hello,My name is Kim and I just happened across this site tonight and was quite impressed with it. To be as brief as possible, I love wine and would love to learn as much as possible about it, particularly so that I can better contribute to my Facebook page I just started called "For The Love Of Wine." I impulsively decided to start it last ni... Read More

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November 2012

Well most everyone has received their wines and have had them resting for a while. Unfortunately, we had a few shipping issues along the way, but all in all I think we did pretty good. Foxall is the only one not to have received anything yet, while Shi's SS wasn't heard from, but luckily an elf stepped in and sent her some wine. Finally, it look... Read More

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September 2012

Thought it would be a great idea for us to take part in trading some of our favorite wines to each other this holiday season. Something in the $30 - 40+ range retail sounds about right (best if found at cheaper/cheapest retailer), and the wines should be ready to drink now so we can all post about our impressions of the wines we were given, but ... Read More

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September 2012

Sean Sullivan recently published and updated a list of his top 100 or so wines of 2012, with predictable results. Cayuse, Quilceda Creek, Leonetti all occupy the top 3 spots, followed by a few mid tier standards like Betz, Reynvaan, Maison Bleue, Grammercy. Well, I should say I'm just starting to get to know these names and also starting to buy ... Read More

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