Boyer-Martenot Bourgogne Cote d'Or Chardonnay 2023 event-sold-out when growers lost much of

when growers lost much of the crop and the survivors ripened in a short

Guido Marsella is one of the pioneers who helped revive the high-altitude Summonte zone of Irpinia

This is mature Pomerol for the table tonight — open it carefully

one very good bottle of Champagne

working organically and bottling tiny lots that rarely make it far beyond Burgundy

Boyer-Martenot Bourgogne Cote d'Or Chardonnay 2023 event-sold-out when growers lost much ofHere's a Burgundy insider's trick: find a top Meursault domaine, then buy their humble Bourgogne Blanc. Vincent Boyer grows this one from old Chardonnay vines planted right in Meursault itself, farms them organically, and raises the wine in mostly neutral oak and concrete egg the same low intervention care he gives his village and premier cru bottles. The nickname says it all: baby Meursault. It's mineral, precise, and pure, the taste of great white