Domaine Bart Marsannay Rosé 2023
Côte de Nuits, France $24
Domaine Bart has deep roots in Marsannay and helped put the appellation on the map by creating the first Marsannay Rosé in 1919. Marsannay is unique in Bourgogne as the only village-level appellation producing wines in all three colors: red, white, and rosé. Domaine Bart continues to honor its pioneering legacy with this dry, refreshing rosé. It's delicate yet flavorful, with wild strawberry, pink grapefruit, and a hint of crushed herbs.
Domaine Des Geneves Chablis 2022
Chablis, France $30
Classic Chablis at its finest! This Chardonnay has everything you want from the region: crisp green apple, citrus zest, and that signature flinty minerality. Domaine des Geneves practices sustainable viticulture, ensuring the wine reflects the chalky Kimmeridgian soils. It’s a fresh, mouthwatering white that screams for oysters or a sunny patio.
Domaine Mathias Mâcon-Chaintre 2022
Mâcon-Chaintre, France $24
This Chardonnay comes from the southern part of Bourgogne, offering a friendly, approachable style. Expect bright notes of white peach, apricot, and lemon, with a soft, rounded finish. Domaine Mathias is a small family estate, and their wines always reflect the charm of the Mâconnais region. It’s a great choice for casual dinners or relaxing evenings.
Domaine Pernot Belicard Meursault Vieilles Vignes 2022
Meursault, France $85
Domaine Pernot Belicard is a small, family-run estate established by Philippe Pernot, who comes from a lineage of renowned winemakers in Puligny-Montrachet. The Vieilles Vignes showcases golden apple, pear, hazelnut, and a whisper of vanilla from subtle oak aging. This domaine practices lutte raisonnée (sustainable farming) to respect the terroir and create wines with true personality.
Château du Basty Morgon 2023
Morgon, France $26
Château du Basty, nestled in the heart of Beaujolais, is a historic estate that has been family-run for generations, with records dating back to 1482. This 2023 vintage is a bold and expressive Gamay with black cherry, plum, and a touch of earthy spice. Morgon is often considered the most “Burgundian” of the Beaujolais crus, and this wine’s ability to age gracefully makes it a standout choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Famille Masse Givry Grand Terroir 2023
Givry, France $35
From the Côte Chalonnaise, this Givry offers vibrant cherry and strawberry flavors with hints of spice and a silky texture. The "Grand Terroir" label highlights the family’s commitment to showcasing Givry’s unique soils. Famille Masse has been crafting wines since the 1800s, and this bottle shows the balance and charm that make Givry such a hidden gem in Bourgogne.
Domaine Sainte Barbe Bourgogne La Chapelle 2022
Bourgogne, France $35
The La Chapelle vineyard, named after a historic chapel on the estate, offers a vibrant and approachable expression of Pinot Noir. Domaine Sainte Barbe’s commitment to organic farming shines through in this wine, which is crafted from carefully tended vines rooted in limestone-rich soils. The 2022 vintage delivers bright red cherry and raspberry flavors, accented by subtle floral notes and a hint of spice.
Domaine Philippe Livera Gevrey-Chambertin En Champs 2021
Gevrey-Chambertin, France $85
This Pinot Noir stands out with its silky layers of ripe red berries, subtle spice, and a whisper of earthy elegance. The 2021 vintage captures the essence of the terroir, offering a beautifully balanced wine perfect for those who appreciate the artistry of classic Burgundy.This is a Pinot Noir from one of Burgundy’s most iconic villages. The "En Champs" vineyard sits on the border of premier cru sites, giving the wine a beautiful balance of depth and elegance. Expect ripe red fruits like cherry and raspberry, with earthy undertones of forest floor and a touch of spice. Philippe Livera is known for his meticulous vineyard care, so this wine truly reflects the terroir.