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They are wines that feel as though they're without artifice. The wines are animated by a fine-ness, a delicacy. They speak softly, but with captivating precision.
Since discovering the wines a few years ago, Trousselle has been our go-to producer for everyday Burgundy. The quality that he turns out for the price is beyond astonishing.
Chambolle is one of the most beautiful expressions of red Burgundy. For many years, Drouhin's 1er Cru has served as an archetypal Chambolle for me. It's a wine that's simply beguiling.
In 2019, I named Renoir's 2015 Les Epinettes my wine of the year. Today, I'm happy to follow up with the impressive 2017 Epinettes.
The 2019 takes the stony core and builds a subtle soil inflected minerality that's rendering with incredible precision. There are ultra-clear layers of red fruits and a beautiful textural elegance.
Laherte's Empreintes is among the most impressive and eye-opening Champagnes we've tasted this year. Over the past handful of years, Laherte has emerged as one of the most talented growers in Champagne.
Didier Fornerol's Côte de Nuits - Villages offers a rare combination of rigor, deliciousness, and value. For many vintages, the Côte de Nuits - Villages Rouge is a staff and customer favorite. The 2019 takes things to another level.
Whether it's the stony and intricate raciness of Taillepieds or the singular combination of intensity and breeding of Clos des Ducs, d'Angerville's wines possess a captivating silkiness, finesse, and excellent transparency.
Lignier is one of the most consistent Burgundy producers that we know. Today, we're happy to offer our four favorite Lignier wines from the 2018 vintage at very sharp pricing.
Bertheau is making some of the most arrestingly elegant and honest Burgundies around. The whole lineup is impressive, but there's something special about the Chambolle 1er Cru Charmes.
Their Nuits has long been one of my bulletproof village Burgundies. The 2019 ups the ante in a serious way.
D'Angerville is one of our favorite producers of red Burgundy.
Today, we're very excited to celebrate his benchmark Volnays.
The ripeness of the vintage gives this edition an extra amount of punch and a lovely suave texture.
Bertheau's are some of the Burgundies that I'm most fond of. They thrive on nuance and understatement.
Every year, I put just as much effort into tracking down Roumier's Chambolle AC as I do his top Grand Crus.
For my wine of the year, it was imperative for me to choose a top-flight Burgundy for under $100.
At this point, it's clear that the 2002 Dom Pérignon Rosé will go down as one of the absolute greats of all time.
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Fourrier's Gevrey is a long-standing favorite.
The combination of straight-up deliciousness with breeding is hard to resist.
Coche-Dury is world-renowned for his epic white Burgundies. Today, we explore a different side of Coche - his stunning work with Pinot Noir. We need to mention right from the start that the 2015 Coche-Dury Monthelie Rouge is very limited.
A stunning, ancient amphitheater may be producing some of Germany’s most elegant reds. And no one knows anything about this place.
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