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En Remilly shares a boundary and much of its stony soil with Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet, and makes wine in the same idio...
Santenots is the fleshiest of Volnay's Premiers Crus, and 2019 gave it charm on top of concentration.
Sixty-five-year-old vines in a parcel that borders Puligny, made by one of the most dependable white-wine cellars in the Côte de Beaune.
Aloxe-Corton sits on the hinge between the Cote de Nuits and the Cote de Beaune, and its reds carry something of both: red-berry lift ove...
Les Bressandes from 50-year-old vines cropped at 23 hectolitres per hectare, farmed organically and bottled unfined and unfiltered — Beau...
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.
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 Premier Grand Cru Classé from the limestone plateau at the heart of Saint-Émilion, in a classic vintage that gave structure without heaviness.
Sarah Marsh MW buys from growers who rarely sell their fruit, so this is single-parcel Volnay made with a taster's precision.
Village Meursault from a grower who keeps the winemaking deliberately quiet — wild yeasts, a fifth new oak, no heavy hand.
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.
Pagodes comes off plots identified for it on the Hill of Pebbles, not simply what the grand vin declines.
Yering Station was Victoria's first vineyard and its Reserve Chardonnay is the serious end of the range, built from old Mendoza clone blo...
Margaret River makes some of the most complete Cabernet outside Bordeaux, and this is Xanadu's Reserve, drawn from three vineyards across...
Gualtallary is the highest and stoniest of the four Gran Enemigo sites, and because all four share a blend and an ageing regime, this bot...
Mornington Peninsula is far better known for Pinot Noir, yet Paringa Estate's Shiraz is the wine that wins it trophies.
Five and a half years in old foudre and a further year in bottle is unheard-of patience for Argentine Malbec, and it shows in the texture...
Fifteen months in concrete and not a day in new oak leaves the El Cepillo site fully exposed: violet, cassis and graphite instead of vanilla.
Sixteen months in concrete and not a day in new oak means the 1,470-metre site does all the talking: dark fruit, herb and a saline edge r...
Silver Seal is the dry Großes Gewächs from the single slope that gave German wine Spätlese.
Fèvre owns more Premier and Grand Cru land in Chablis than anyone, and Montmains is where that shows without the Grand Cru price.
One of Monforte d'Alba's reference single-vineyard Barolos, from a family that keeps forest rather than planting more vines.
Blended across several communes rather than drawn from one vineyard, which is the older way of making Barolo and produces a more complete...
Pinot Noir in Italy is usually a disappointment; the altitude and cool nights of the Dolomites are one of the few places it works.
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