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Vaulorent is the Premier Cru that behaves like a Grand Cru, sharing its slope with Les Preuses and parted from it only by a path.
A Premier Grand Cru Classé from the limestone plateau at the heart of Saint-Émilion, in a classic vintage that gave structure without heaviness.
Nuits-Saint-Georges is usually the firmest village in the Cote de Nuits, and this bottling shows its other face: purity and lift rather than muscle.
A single hectare in Meursault, two hundred metres from Puligny-Montrachet, bottled under the humbler Bourgogne Côte d'Or appellation.
Genevrières is the Meursault premier cru that gives weight without losing its line, and Bouzereau's version has both.
Sarah Marsh MW buys from growers who rarely sell their fruit, so this is single-parcel Volnay made with a taster's precision.
The leading estate of Saint-Julien, from the walled Grand Clos that sits on the Pauillac boundary beside Château Latour, and a wine that ...
Village Meursault from a grower who keeps the winemaking deliberately quiet — wild yeasts, a fifth new oak, no heavy hand.
Santenay sits at the quiet southern end of the Cote de Beaune and rarely draws the attention its neighbours get.
Rully is where the Cote Chalonnaise makes white Burgundy that tastes like the Cote de Beaune without the Cote de Beaune bill, and Vauvry ...
White Santenay is scarce in a village that mostly makes red, and Clos des Champs Carafe is the highest walled vineyard in it.
A classified-growth Margaux with fourteen years behind it, which is the point at which claret stops being a project and starts being a drink.
Properly mature claret is the hardest thing to buy at this price, and this one arrives with a decade already behind it and no cellaring required.
Pagodes comes off plots identified for it on the Hill of Pebbles, not simply what the grand vin declines.
White Bordeaux made the serious way: one 1.80-hectare plot of clay and limestone, hand-picked at dawn, fermented in barrel with bâtonnage...
Saint-Émilion on the label usually means a price to match, and 3.5 hectares of vines a short walk from Château Monbousquet is about as cl...
Connétable was one of the very first Médoc second wines, and it comes off Talbot's single 110-hectare vineyard rather than bought-in fruit.
Seventeen hectares on the Grand Poujeaux gravel terrace, the same vein that starts at Mouton Rothschild and ends in Margaux, with Hubert ...
The second wine of a Second Growth Saint-Julien, off forty-five-year-old vines on gravel over clay and made the same traditional way as the grand vin.
Sauvignon Gris is the quieter, rounder cousin of Sauvignon Blanc, and at 80% of the blend it gives this wine weight that a standard Borde...
Goulée is made in the northern Médoc by Cos d'Estournel, the Saint-Estèphe Second Growth, using the same careful, low-temperature approac...
Pomerol on a small scale: a handful of hectares on the plateau's southern slopes, organically farmed and aged on its fine lees without racking.
Montagne Saint-Émilion sits next door to Saint-Émilion itself and sells for a fraction of the price, which is the whole point of this bottle.
Twenty-five hectares on the limestone plateau near the high point of Saint-Émilion, in one of the appellation's best communes, reclassifi...
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