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The winemaking and farming at Domaine Baudry is some of the most conscientious that we know of. Across the range, the wines dramatize their careful approach. They are so clear and precise.
Allemand crafts Cornas like no one else. There's a poise and detail to the wines that makes them utterly singular.
The depth and textual fascination of Closiers' wines make it clear that the combination of terroir and talent is paying off.
The wine combines beautiful composition with lots of complexity and mystery. There's a textual depth and jagged saline minerality that captured our attention.
As Galloni's note makes clear, the Chemin de Reims is one of the stars of the collection. It's expansive, layered, and ultra-clear. The way it combines complex notes of herbs, stony minerality, and earth with a bright agility is thrilling.
The aging curve for Bartolo Mascarello's Barolos is epic. The 2019 will have no trouble seeing its 20th birthday.
For many years, Pélican Arbois Trois has been one of our go-tos.
Cristal is one of the absolute highlights of the vintage. The combination of sleek elegance and layered, multifaceted complexity is magical.
With the 2014 vintage, Génot-Boulanger went from a virtually unknown domaine to one that collectors were suddenly talking about.
Clos des Briords takes Muscadet close to its Platonic ideal of jagged saline minerality.
The 2010 Preuses is just incredible. There's such precision, finesse, and intensity. It's no wonder why this is a legendary bottle.
In this effusive vintage, Schönleber captures the expansive, juicy quality of the vintage without any of the weight. It's just a magical effect.
Nanclares y Prieto make some of the most stunning examples of the Albarino grape that we know.
When it comes to Meursault, Lafon has few peers. You'd have to look towards Coche and Roulot.
I enjoy how Drouhin's 2019 combines Gevrey's soil-inflected muscle with the producer's refined and ultra-pure style. In 2019, you can expect everything to be magnified in a very flattering way.
For many years, Bessin has been an insider wine quietly bought by fans of classic Chablis. Around five years ago, that ended. The wines blew up and became mentioned in the same breath as the region's luminaries.
There is a strong case to be made that the Nahe reigned supreme in 2022. These are wines with some of the structure of 2021 yet with an uncanny lightness and elegance.
Lafon's 2021 is a wine of dazzling force and verve. The intricacy of its architecture is amazing. It's rare to find a wine working on this breadth and scale that's this poised, detailed, and lifted.
In fact, in 2023 both of Lauer's two Grand Crus have a certain savory restraint, a lightness and energy to them that in many ways defies the vintage.
In the past, we've focused on Trousselle's slightly less expensive offerings that allowed attractive taglines, like "sub-$30 red Burgundy". When we tasted the 2022 Olympe, it really captured our attention.
Tribut's Chablis is, without a doubt, one of the best village level wines in the region.
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