Burgundy

Combo of the two top premier cru but somehow ends up being better than either one and more ageable  

Classified as the only grand cru for red wine in the Côte de Beaune, Corton actually has far more in common with Chambertin than with any other app...

Flanked by the grand cru Corton-Rognet and the great Ladoix premier cru Le Bois Roussot, Les Carrières offers striking complexity for a village-lev...

At 1.4 hectares, the domaine is the largest single proprietor of this great vineyard (total of 6.6 hectares in size), which is slightly elevated on...

A single 0.41 hectare parcel is the source for this wine, which offers a depth and complexity that speaks of the Grand Crus encircling this ...

This Burgundy is silky smooth, with marvelous color and structure. It is the best this domaine has to offer.

 A beautiful expression of white Burgundy for everyday drinking. Crisp, dry, with yellow stonefruit and bright minerality.

 Fresh, fruity, and full of red cherries with crisp texture, quaff with abandon. 

This Pinot Noir from the prized town of Nuits-Saint-Georges is complex and wonderfully well structured, with notes of dark red fruit, strawberry, a...

Sauvignon Blanc from Chablis.  Has the same freshness and limey gust one might except with a little more fruit around the edges.

The aromas of white flowers, peach, grilled almond and lemon peel dominate on a mineral-tinged background.