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This is one of the more eye-opening and irresistible everyday Burgundies that I've tasted. I have a soft spot for Côte de Nuits. Mostly due to Bachelet's wines.
"Textbook Les Cras" -Burghound Last week, we opened a bottle of '01 Les Cras and the bottle was so good that I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. It reminded me the heights that Cras can reach. There's magic to Roumier and Cras gets to its beating heart.
Ledru is a tiny estate that's assumed a huge profile. I immediately jumped on this parcel when I saw it.
Jouan's line-up reaches its absolute peak with their Clos St. Denis. The unfortunate part is that Jouan only has 0.36ha in Clos St. Denis.
Clos Sorbé is very likely Morey's most heartbreakingly delicate site. Jouan milks the site for every last drop of lacy elegance.
For savvy Burgundy buyers, En Remilly has long been one of Burgundy's hidden values. And Hubert Lamy's is the long-standing benchmark of the overachieving 1er Cru.
I'm very fond of this Burgundy list.
Finding great value in the Côte de Nuits can be a real challenge. For us, Duroché has been a godsend.
"This wine holds out superb long-term potential." -Stephen Tanzer, Vinous Media There are vintages where magic happens at Drouhin. 2015 is one of them.
Gaunoux's Burgundies are throw-backs to a different era that scarcely exists beyond the domaine. The wines do not pull any punches - they are steadfastly old school and unapologetically built for the long-haul.
In 2015, Fourrier nailed it with his Cherbaudes.
I'm going to keep this short. It's clear that word is out on Jouan. Anytime that we've offered Jouan this year, it's disappeared. They are supremely graceful and subtle Burgundies. They have a whispering complexity. Once you adjust to their un-showy wavelength, it's really easy to become obsessed.
Laurent Ponsot is one of the most singular, most compelling minds in all of Burgundy, and his wines reflect that. Today, we pay tribute to his iconoclastic genius with a collection of rarities, benchmark bottles and more.
Fourrier’s Gevrey is no ordinary village wine.
The Grand Cru La Grand Rue is sandwiched between La Tâche and La Romanée-Conti.
Ulysse Collin's Champagnes can nearly overwhelm the senses. There's a multi-dimensional complexity that seems to hit you from every angle.
Jouan's wines are studies in understatement and finesse.
When you taste Duroché, it's clear that important things are happening at the domaine.
I'm very happy to offer this assortment of large format Red Burgundies.
We've become obsessed with Jouan's wines.
“If classically styled ultra pure and understated Chambolle floats your burgundy boat, then the Barthod-Noëllat wines should be on your very short list along with the likes of Roumier, Mugnier and de Vogüé.” –Burghound
In December, I made the 2014 Caillerets my wine of the year. Since then, I've only grown more fond of this bottle.
Drouhin's Clos des Mouches is one of Burgundy's little secrets.
Ramonet is known for producing some of the most coveted White Burgundies in the world. Today, we turn to one of the domaine's reds.
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