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The way that the 2019 vintage dovetails with Bertheau's style is really amazing. The Chambolle is sleek and refined, but it possesses more punch and velvety texture than you typically encounter in the wine.
There's an incredible persistence and precision to the wine and the lithe frame is packed with lots of nuanced complexity.
Chevalières is a tension-filled, elegant, and incredibly precise white Burgundy. It has no trouble competing with the top 1er Crus.
Dauvissat's 2021s are forces of nature. They are concentrated, tension-filled, and seriously mineral-laden. It's the sort of collection that we won't see again for many, many years.
I've been searching for it ever since. It's an exceedingly rare thing to find. The estate releases tiny quantities every few years.
The first time that I tasted Bernaudeau's Les Onglés, it was a revelation. The wines have a clarity, a deep mineral imprint, and liveliness that are fascinating and straight-up delicious.
Everything is in place for the 2019 Brunate to age beautifully. It's rare that you find such precision and harmony in a wine. This should not be missed.
La Croix Boissée is one of the greatest expressions of Cabernet Franc in the entire Loire.
Dauvissat's 2020s are really compelling. They offer up plenty of presence, but what really wins us over is their piercing minerality.
The 2021 Brunnenhäuschen beautifully captures the pristine elegance that this GG is capable of. Its sleek mineral core is perfectly integrated into the wine's silken texture. The combination is simply dazzling.
Their Nuits has long been one of my bulletproof village Burgundies. The 2019 ups the ante in a serious way.
Billecart-Salmon's Champagnes possess a sleek, timeless elegance that's utterly beautiful.
The 2019 Stadlmann Pinot Noir delivers spice-inflected punchy red fruits. There's plenty of underlying lift and minerality. One of the qualities that stands out is the wine's impression of honesty and detail.
At their best, the 2020s combine power and richness with snap, tension, and Chablisien minerality. Raveneau has clearly produced some of the top wines of the vintage.
If you're looking for sternly mineral and long-aging Beaujolais, Roilette is the place to look.
Les Saint Georges- a combination of stony limestone and clay soils, is renowned for its impressive structure, muscle, and longevity. In Gouges' hands, this site is totally captivating, simultaneously noble and wild.
Tribut's 2021s are dazzling and crystal-clear expressions of Chablis' unique minerality.
The list below covers a lot of ground. You'll find everything from back-vintage Allemand and Gonon to Métras's Fleurie and older Musar.
The 2010 Riserva leads with striking aromatics and offers layers of pure, dense fruit, dried flowers, and spice. The wine reveals a thrilling depth and concentration while remaining lifted and delicate. In short, it's a wine of shocking harmony, power, and finesse.
Along with Krug's Clos de Mesnil, Dom Ruinart, Salon, and Selosse, Comtes de Champagne is the quintessential Blanc de Blancs.
There's an unmistakeable magic to Dujac's wines.
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