Red Burgundy:
Bachelet, Dujac, Fourrier, Mugneret-Gibourg, Roumier, Rousseau & More

I definitely got out of hand when I created this list of red Burgundy. There are sixty-six different wines.

The list is packed with selections from Chevillon, Dujac, Fourrier, Mugneret-Gibourg, and Roumier. In many cases, this includes back-vintage selections. 

There's also a nice smattering of d'Angerville, Lafarge, Mugnier, and Rousseau. 

I should give a shout-out to Drouhin's Petits Monts. Petits Monts is, literally, a stone's throw away from La Romanée and Richebourg. Drouhin turns out one of the best examples from this great site. It delivers the velvety elegance, spice-inflected complexity, and outright class that you'd expect from its neighbors.

Another highlight is the wines of Bastian Wolber. Bastian Wolber's younger brother is one-half of the cult German producer Wasenhaus. Bastian soon followed his brother Christoph to Burgundy, and after working at Leflaive and Ganevat in the Jura, he started producing wines under his own label. The Bourgogne Rouge is suavely textured and has haunting depth.

I'll let you get to this long list. As always, please give us your ideal order, and we'll try our best. 

To order, email offers@crushwineco.com or call the store at (212) 980-9463.

Ian McFadden
Director, Fine & Rare
Crush Wine & Spirits