The hype surrounding the 2019 red Burgundy vintage doesn’t seem to need any more momentum. The early returns are nothing but over the moon and there just doesn’t seem to be enough of the wine.
Clos des Mouches Blanc is one of the insider wines in all of Burgundy, and the 2019 is a formidable edition of a wine that is consistently great year in and year out.
It was a stunning first vintage for the wine announcing yet another Boisson bottling that merited seeking out. The 2018 Criots further establishes the wine as a must-have for fans of Boisson.
The "Bota Punta" #80 represents a special single barrel selection from an extraordinary solera. A couple of weeks ago we offered the #90, which is a multiple barrel selection from the solera. It sold out quickly. We expect the #80 to do the same.
You get a seamless, suave, and graceful wine that's presented with pitch-perfect harmony.
Fichet's Bourgogne Blanc VV has long been one of the secrets of Burgundy fanatics.
There are no examples of the grape that reach an equal amount of depth and sophistication as Dagueneau achieves.
Chezeaux's Griotte bottling is one of the most exciting examples. As many of you know, this is one of the big secrets of Burgundy. It's made by Laurent Ponsot, one of the absolute elites of Burgundy. The exciting part is that the Chezeaux label can be had for significantly less money.
The Mascarello estate makes some of the most soulful and compelling wines anywhere. Few Piedmont producers are as loved or as sought after.
For us, Scharzhofberger Kabinett is one of our favorite wines anywhere. Today, we're happy to offer very rare 3-liters of the 2020 Scharzhofberger Kabinett.
Every time we've had the opportunity to drink old Champans, they've been amazing. We’ve had bottles with fifty years of age that were still gorgeously fresh and completely stunning.
It's hard not to be taken by the harmony and elegance of the wine. Le Trame is one of the most nuanced examples of Sangiovese that we know; evolving for hours in the glass, seeming to reveal another evocative wrinkle of complexity with each smell and taste.
In the 2018 vintage, the domaine debuted their Saint-Aubin Travers de chez Edouard. It doesn't disappoint.
This is very much the story of old vines, ones that are over hundred years old, that dig deep into limestone.
Lignier is one of the most consistent Burgundy producers that we know. Today, we're happy to offer our four favorite Lignier wines from the 2018 vintage at very sharp pricing.
The unsulphured version of Lapierre's Morgon consistently shows a textural dimension, a clarity of expression, and an intangible depth that sets it apart.
Moreau's wines are explosive, rigorously sculpted, and above all, pure. I'm always taken by their pristine high-toned gracefulness.
The 2017 really highlights Chevillon's ability to combine muscle with finesse and purity. It has a bone-crushing and brooding structure, but there's also a beautiful transparency and subtle complexity.
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