Domaine Paul Chollet Crémant de Bourgogne Brut Concerto 2019
$35
A methodical, meticulous Crémant that punches well above its price point. Crafted entirely from Chardonnay, this 2019 bottling was aged four years on lees before disgorgement—longer than most vintage Champagnes. Rich orchard fruit and toasted almond on the nose lead to a palate that’s creamy yet taut, finishing with elegance and chalky lift. Champagne in all but name.
Champagne Hervé Dubois Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 2015 Cuvée Spéciale
$69
From the chalky slopes of Avize, this is Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs at its most refined. Hervé Dubois’ 2015 Cuvée Spéciale is a single-vintage Champagne aged over seven years on the lees before release. Creamy lemon curd, hazelnut, and white flowers unfold with layered precision, guided by the hallmark Avize minerality. A pristine vintage Champagne for lovers of poise and length.
Champagne Le Mesnil Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Vinothèque 1995
$190
Nearly three decades in the cellar have transformed this wine into a rare, mesmerizing Champagne. 1995 was a superb vintage in Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, and this bottle shows why: complex aromas of dried apricot, orange zest, honeycomb, and brioche leap from the glass. The palate is deep yet vibrant, with a saline backbone that carries through an endless finish. A time capsule of Grand Cru Champagne, impeccably preserved.
Domaine Pernot-Belicard Beaune Premier Cru Pertuisots Blanc 2023
$69
White Bourgogne from Beaune is rare—and this one is quietly spectacular. The 2023 Pertuisots Blanc shows layers of Meyer lemon, white peach, and toasted hazelnut, with a hint of spice from well-integrated oak. Its vibrant acidity and chalky backbone make it both mouthwatering and cellar-worthy.
Domaine Joliet Fixin 1er Cru Clos de la Perrière Monopole 2023
$99
From a walled vineyard dating back to 1142, Clos de la Perrière is a true Bourgogne relic—and Domaine Joliet is its sole custodian. While better known for red, this rare white Fixin is crystalline and finely etched. The 2023 vintage opens with notes of white peach, citrus blossom, and crushed stones. A thread of minerality runs through the palate, which is both mouth-coating and energetic.
Domaine Stéphane Magnien Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2022
$262
Stéphane Magnien farms some of the Côte de Nuits’ most prized plots with a light touch and a classicist’s hand. His Charmes-Chambertin is true to its name—full of charm, seduction, and depth. The 2022 vintage shows black cherry, violet, and earth in beautiful harmony, with silken tannins and a persistent, stony finish. A Grand Cru for purists.
Domaine Nicole Lamarche Côte de Nuits-Villages Rouge 2022
$70
Nicole Lamarche’s Côte de Nuits-Villages comes from a parcel just south of Vosne-Romanée and delivers serious pedigree for the price. The 2022 vintage is fragrant and supple, offering notes of cranberry, rose petal, and spice. It’s a luminous, approachable red Bourgogne that still reflects the tension and finesse of its noble terroir.
Domaine François Lamarche La Grande Rue Monopole Grand Cru 2013
$600
A monopole Grand Cru flanked by Romanée-Conti and La Tâche, La Grande Rue is one of Bourgogne’s most precious secrets. The 2013 vintage has matured into a beautifully expressive wine: delicate aromas of cherry liqueur, crushed herbs, and sous bois give way to a layered, satiny palate. This is Bourgogne of quiet intensity and haunting elegance.