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Cristal's 2002 flaunts a combination of sleek finesse and layered, multifaceted complexity that's absolutely magical.
There are very, very few wines at this level that deliver so much for the money.
It's clear that Clos des Lambrays is at the top of their game, and seeing Lambrays hitting on all eight cylinders is really exciting.
Foillard captures Côte du Py's wild cherry, mineral, and floral-tinged quality with incredible sensitivity and precision.
Bertheau's are some of the Burgundies that I'm most fond of. They thrive on nuance and understatement.
Lafon's whites get so much attention, especially his rare Montrachet, that most people overlook his work in Volnay.
The wines of Ulysse Collin are individual and intense, working on a grandness of scale that can nearly overwhelm the senses.
Bérèche is one of our favorite producers in all of Champagne. Everything that he turns out is shockingly good.
They are long-standing benchmarks of the northern Rhône. They hit a level of Burgundian-like finesse that is almost without peer.
Foillard's Côte du Py captures the wild cherry, mineral, and floral-tinged quality of the vineyard in an unparalleled way.
The 2010s have an electric purity with punch, and incredible finesse. This explains why the vintage immediately became a favorite of ours.
We always expect a lot from Baudry's Grézeaux, but simply put, the 2018 Grezeaux is stunning. It's a vintage where magnums are essential.
Taittinger's 2007 CdC is a really compelling example of the wine's incredible breeding. It's such a clear expression of the wine's signature. In magnum, the 2007 promises to be so utterly refined that it will amaze you.
The Weissburgunder "Muschelkalk" is Enderle & Moll's top white wine for this epic vintage. We have only been able to secure a few cases, but it is not to be missed.
Séchet is for purists. It’s a bottling that boasts deep cut and a blatant expression of saline minerality. There’s a directness and elegance to Séchet that always impresses us.
The 2016 represents a high-water mark for Produttori, which has served as a benchmark since its founding in 1958.
François Cotat's Monts Damnés has served as an enduring benchmark of what's possible for Sancerre.
For the past three decades, Château Angélus has enjoyed success that’s nearly unrivaled.
In terms of aging, Lamy's En Remilly may very well be without peer. They are energetic, gripping, and utterly clear expressions of En Remilly.
The heights that Jamet's Côte-Rôties reach have few peers in the entire northern Rhône.
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