Many hardworking, talented farmers and winemakers in Burgundy and Champagne fly under the radar precisely because they can’t boast a famous name. William Kelly’s selection of “favorites” for the year...
Read MoreThe 2020 vintage is another warm, dry vintage for the Beaujolais. The 2019 vintage delivered more ethereal, delicate wines that evoke a cooler year....
Read MoreWith this vertical tasing, I wanted to both highlight quite how good this cuvée is and indulge a deep dive into what makes it so special....
Read MoreToday, Lorenzon is at the peak of his career, and his 2019s as a set are his finest wines to date....
Read MoreLalou Bize-Leroy is making wines for eternity. At least, that's the impression one gets when tasting the 2018s from Domaines Leroy and d'Auvenay....
Read MoreHere is a third installment of notes on the 2018 and 2017 vintages from the Côte d'Or....
Read MoreThis report is a second installment of notes on the 2018 and 2017 vintages in Burgundy's Côte d'Or. For my introduction to the vintage, readers are directed to the first...
Read MoreBurgundy recently stole the spotlight, with the region’s trade share by value rising from 10.4% to 28.1%....
Read MoreAnother New Year has arrived, and to start it off with a bang, we’ve just published a massive pile of new Burgundy reviews in Burgundy: The Côte d’Or’s 2017 and...
Read MoreThis was a fascinating visit to Domaine Coche-Dury, where Raphaël Coche is now firmly established, having taken over direction of the estate in 2010 after working alongside his father Jean-François...
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