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Simply put, Raveneau produces some of the greatest white wines on earth. Although Montée de Tonnerre is a 1er Cru, it has the capacity to rival many a Grand Cru.
The wine carries this additional punch and nuance beautifully without sacrificing any of its ballerina-like elegance. It boasts rocky minerality combined with herbs, tar, and crushed flowers.
If you love classic Côte-Rôtie, Jamet is the name to know. For decades, Jamet has been the benchmark of Côte-Rôtie.
It is a really exciting villages level white Burgundy. It combines seriousness with an irresistible deliciousness that's rarely encountered in white Burgundy.
The 2015 Cristal flaunts the maison's extroverted and suavely textured signature.
In any vintage, the Rosso di Toscano stands out with its elegance and refinement. There's an effortless, heartfelt, and graceful quality to the wine that always amazes us.
The 2022 "Aux Echezeaux" is an incredibly seductive vintage of the wine. There’s a clarity of expression with beautiful lift. This combined with an intriguing textural dimension makes for a dynamite bottle of red Burgundy.
It is this extreme environment combined with some of the oldest vines in the Saar that shape this wine, year after year, into one of the most riveting dry Rieslings of this hallowed valley.
In Dauvissat's hands, Forest brims with notes of saline-inflected crushed rocks, and bright citrus fruits. It's a mesmerizing wine that ages beautifully.
We love Comtes de Champagne for its consistency and its breeding. The 2012 is a brilliant example of the wine.
Roagna managed tannins beautifully. The wines have gorgeous levity and a vivid expression of classic Nebbiolo characteristics: savory notes, herbs, and floral notes.
Drouhin's Clos des Mouches is an expectation-defying wine beloved by Burgundy insiders.
Tribut's 2022s have an incredible amount of punch and finesse.
Coche-Dury's Meursault may very well be the greatest village wine on earth. There are Grand Crus that it puts to shame.
For the collector new to dry Riesling, these are both simply benchmark wines. For the purist, there is almost nothing these wines don’t have. For reasons that are honestly unclear to most savvy buyers in the know, Lauer's Grand Crus can be had at prices that are more than reasonable.
The 2018 Pira has a radiance and a punchy dynamic energy that's thrilling. The spectrum of flavors is jaw-dropping: layered red fruits, game, earth, tar, herbs, spice, etc. Everything is delivered with exacting precision.
The 2022 rosé is an especially punchy and deeply powerful vintage. The tactile minerality is really gripping in this vintage. The length and overall architecture are formidable.
The 2020 Saint-Joseph is layered with a depth of complexity while maintaining a shocking amount of finesse. The combination really drives home Pierre and Jean Gonon's masterful abilities with Syrah.
This all-too-often overlooked bottle can deliver some serious value relative to Leflaive's other 1er Crus.
Few producers capture the imagination like Jouan. The wines are some of the most mysterious, beautiful, and subtle Burgundies I know.
We love Chevillon's 2008s, and of course, the Les St-Georges leads the pack. Across the range, they are beautifully clear, and for all of their muscle, they are poised and lifted.
In any year, Jamet's Côte-Rôtie is one of the great wines of the northern Rhône. However, something special happens to Jamet in brisker and more classical vintages. Anyone fortunate enough to have tasted their 1991 Côte-Rôtie can attest to this.
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