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2017 Henri Germain Meursault
Henri Germain's Meursaults may cruise under the radar, but they are some of the most exciting examples of the appellation.
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Henri Germain's Meursaults may cruise under the radar, but they are some of the most exciting examples of the appellation.
We have been beating the drum for Moreau-Naudet for the past five years. Still, the dazzling quality of the 2017s shocked us. This is a break out vintage that places them among the best of Chablis.
Pierre-Yves Colin is one of the masters of white Burgundy; he's right up there with Roulot and Coche. He also has a magic touch with Chassagne, and the Abbaye de Morgeot Clement et Emma is a prime place to witness it.
For me, any vintage of Cristal Rosé is one of Champagne's greatest wines. The 2012 is simply brilliant.
It is an utterly beautiful wine delivering finesse, length, and delicacy.
Ledru produces some of the most lovingly made and terroir-expressive Champagnes around.
It's clear that Olivier Lamy is at the top of his game.
Every time that I taste one of Lamy's wines, what's in my glass is thoroughly exciting. They are grandly sculpted wines with eye-opening rigor.
As we said a couple of weeks ago, Dauvissat nailed the 2018 vintage.
Dauvissat's Vaillons always impresses with its pointed minerality and intensity. The 2018 is an extreme expression of the wine.
I jumped all over this parcel. Génot-Boulanger's 2014s are absolutely stunning.
The wines are a pitch-perfect expression of the vintage, with amazing concentration, clarity, and harmony. The lineup perfectly captures all of the precision and lifted elegance that made 2014 a home run for White Burgs.
Côte de Léchet has a sleeker and more pointed minerality. It delivers a deeply etched saline minerality and bright cut.
When it comes to classic Chablis AC, Tribut is one of the most important names to know.
Tribut's Chablis is, without a doubt, one of the best village level wines in the region.
Production of Lilbert's Perle is somewhere around 165 cases per release - a mere drop in Champagne terms.
It's a shame that finding the wine is so difficult. Perle stands as one of the greatest and most fascinating expressions of the Côte des Blancs.
Saint Aubin's 1er Cru En Remilly pulls in all sorts of people - collectors, Burgundy fanatics, value hunters, etc.
Not many other places offer white Burgundies at this level for this price. After all, En Remilly sits just behind the Grand Cru, Le Montrachet.
Stated simply, this is a serious deal on one of Burgundy's iconic estates.
We always look towards Clavoillon for where quality and pricing so irresistibly intersect.
This is a don't miss vintage of Forest.
In Dauvissat's hands, Forest brims with notes of saline, crushed rocks, sea-breeze minerality, and bright citrus fruits.
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