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Jadot Domaine Gagey Bourgogne Le Chapitre 2017 750ml
Jadot Domaine Gagey Bourgogne Le Chapitre 2017 750ml
Price: $44.99

This lovely ’17 Bourgogne Le Chapitre puts its succulent red fruits front and center in a plush yet vibrant profile that dances with lilac petals, fresh loam, and touches of spice, orange zest, and crushed river rocks. Dusty tannins and a nicely acidic spine offset the lushness of the wine’s fruits, and savory minerals and tart berries linger on the food-friendly, delicious finish. While you can enjoy this exceptionally detailed wine right away, it’ll drink beautifully over the medium term. Deriving from a vineyard with very old vines (about two-thirds planted in 1963), destemmed grapes ferment in either stainless steel or open top wooden vats for about a month, and the wine ages for eighteen months in barriques, one-third new. more info
Chateau de la Maltroye Bourgogne Rouge 2016 750ml
Chateau de la Maltroye Chassagne Montrachet Bourgogne Rouge 2016 750ml
Price: $49.99

Layers of peppery spices, warm earth, melted chocolate, wildflower petals, and vanilla frame the crisp red berries and luscious blue fruits in this enveloping, stylish ’16 Chassagne-Montrachet Rouge. Broad and deep, this wine retains its acidic focus as it unspools on the palate, flooding the mouth with hefty dry extract and rustic, chewy tannins. A lovely, savory minerality accents this fleshy wine’s delicious, detailed finish--Maltroye’s village-level Chassagne-Montrachet packs a punch at its price point! An exceptional village-level wine, organically tended Pinot Noir grapes are destemmed before fermenting in temperature-controlled vats, and the wine ages in wood, mostly used. more info
Francois Gay Chorey Les Beaune 2017 750ml
Francois Gay Chorey Les Beaune 2017 750ml
Price: $49.99

Fistfuls of juicy black cherries and blueberries dance with earth, licorice, underbrush, violet petals, and spice in this velvety ’17 Chorey-Les-Beaune. Silky tannins and plush fruits meld seamlessly on this wine’s textured, welcoming palate--it’s a delectable wine! Coming from a tiny village located near Aloxe-Corton, Ladoix and Pernand- Vergelesses, Gay’s Chorey-Les-Beaune offers a touch of greatness at a very affordable price; there’s plenty of beautiful, old-vine fruit in this vintage. A gorgeous, hard-to-find Burgundy, this village-level Chorey-Les-Beaune drinks more like a top Beaune premier cru. more info
Jadot Cote de Nuits Villages Le Vaucrain 2017 750ml
Jadot Cote de Nuits Villages Le Vaucrain 2017 750ml
Price: $54.99

Sundrenched red berries and blue plums mingle with warm spices, fresh loam, savory herbs, and touches of wildflowers and minerals in Jadot’s muscular ’17 Le Vaucrain Rouge. Tightly wound with penetrating acidity, this wine will need a couple of years in the cellar before true approachability, but in time it’ll show a seamless, balanced beauty. Deriving from the estate’s almost nine-acre Le Vaucrain vineyard that’s situated just above Clos de la Marêchale, destemmed grapes ferment in vats for about a month, and the wine ages for eighteen months in barriques. more info
Chateau de la Maltroye Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Clos St Jean 2016 750ml
Chateau de la Maltroye Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Clos St Jean 2016 750ml
Price: $59.99

Airy, spicy, and elegant, the ’16 Chassagne-Montrachet Clos St Jean bursts with scents of ripe raspberries, new leather, warm loam, a touch of pencil lead, and pressed violets. This medium-bodied wine layers its luscious fruits with striking minerality, and it complements its fine-grained tannins with kinetic acidity to create a drinking experience that is pure rustic elegance. Deriving from a parcel of vines grown on sandy, light soil, this Clos St. Jean showcases precise, delineated Pinot Noir fruit in a delicious Chassagne Rouge. The grapes for this wine enjoy temperature-controlled fermentation, and the wine ages in barrel for 14 to 18 months before bottling. more info
Chavy Chouet Meursault Les Narvaux 2018 750ml
Chavy Chouet Meursault Narvaux 2018 750ml
Price: $74.99
Special Price: $59.99

2018 saw a warm, dry growing year for white Burgundy, and Chavy-Chouet made the most of the vintage in this rich, complex, mineral-laden ’18 Meursault Les Narvaux. Luscious citrus and orchard fruits layer with subtle scents of wood, warm river rocks, and toasted nuts in this broad-shouldered yet fresh mid-weight wine. Enjoyable about as soon as it hits your table, this wine will drink wonderfully over the medium term. Situated above the premier cru appellations of Genevrières and Poruzots, the soils of Les Narvaux are clayey, chalky and shallow, and Chavy-Chouet’s 1.2-acre plot boasts vines that average sixty years of age; this proximity gives the wine the power and decadence of Genevrières and the flintiness of Poruzots. Representing one of the many Meursault vineyards that makes a strong claim for premier cru status, this old-vine Meursault ferments in tank before aging in barrel, 20% new, for about a year before bottling without fining or filtration. more info
Chavy Chouet Puligny Montrachet Les Enseigneres 2018 750ml
Chavy Chouet Puligny Montrachet Enseigneres 2018 750ml
Price: $74.99
Special Price: $59.99

A rich, ripe Enseignères vintage, this ’18 feels mouth-filling, textured and vibrant, marrying its crisp orchard fruits with succulent stone fruits, almonds, white flowers, and flint in an aromatic, broad-shouldered palate. You’ll be tempted to drink this seductive Enseignères immediately, but it’ll age nicely over the medium term. Although a village-level wine, Chavy-Chouet Puligny-Montrachet Les Enseignères has always been an insider’s wine because it lies directly beneath the grand cru Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet and shares much of the same power, richness and style at a fraction of the price. Deriving from the estate’s 2.5-acre clay and limestone Les Enseignères plot with 65-year-old vines, this wine ferments in tank before aging in barrel, 20% new, for about a year before bottling without fining or filtration. more info
Domaine Latour Giraud Meursault Cuvee Charles Maxime 2017 750ml
Domaine Latour Giraud Meursault Cuvee Charles Maxime 2017 750ml
Price: $74.99

A flat-out sexy wine, the ’17 Meursault Cuvée Charles Maxime puts its super-ripe stone fruits front and center, framing them with lemon zest, toasted nuts, white wildflowers, anise seed, and a waft of petrol. Textured and lively, this wine nonetheless feels substantial and round, exhibiting the tensions that make Latour-Giraud’s 2017 releases so appealing. Named after Charles Giraud and Maxime Latour to honor Jean-Pierre Latour’s two grandfathers, this beautiful Domaine Latour-Giraud Meursault Cuvée Charles Maxime is an assemblage of several named plots, or lieu-dits, and it represents different soil types from Les Vireuils, Clos du Cromin, Limozin, Les Pelles, Les Corbins, and Le Carrouge. This wine ages for one year in barrel, one-third new, before bottling without filtration. more info
Francois Gay Aloxe Corton 2017 750ml
Francois Gay Aloxe Corton 2017 750ml
Price: $75.99

Round yet lively, and fruit-laden yet earthy, this ’17 Aloxe-Corton offers a rustic, elegant take on its vintage. Sumptuous red and blue fruits mingle with warm loam, baking spices, new leather, and kisses of minerals and flowers in this open-knit Burgundy. Fine-grained tannins layer with tart, vivid acidity as this wine glides to its sustained and nuanced finish. Sitting in the shadow of its more famous neighbor, Aloxe-Corton, Ladoix is virtually unknown, and Gay’s interpretation is one of the best. Gay’s Aloxe-Corton is a favorite of in-the-know Burgheads, and this 2017 is a gem! more info
Domaine Gallois Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes 2015 750ml
Domaine Gallois Gevrey Chambertin Vieilles Vignes 2015 750ml
Price: $76.99

Juicy red and blue fruits, sun-warmed earth, baking spices, blue wildflowers, and underbrush burst from the glass in this beautifully structured, approachable ’15 Gevrey-Chambertin. Crafted from 14 parcels located primarily south of the village of Gevrey, this wine derives from vines averaging nearly 45 years, with some as old as 80, fermented with some whole clusters. Drinking incredibly well for a village-level wine, this ’15 Gevrey-Chambertin is caressing and balanced, and it offers a long, lingering finish. It’s in a great place now to enjoy while you wait for your premier and grand crus to age; fewer than 800 cases made. more info