Recently Arrived Case Prices 2013 Red & 2014 White Burgundy

We’ve directly sourced another round of Burgundy. Stock up and give some as gifts for family, friends, and your cellar, and for drinking over the holidays. You will not find Burgundy of this quality at lower prices than what we are able to offer here.

Our allocations are limited (they always are with good Burgundy) so please place your order quickly. Mix and match as you please, minimum 12 bottle order.

Domaine Sylvain Langoureau: The husband and wife team of Nathalie and Sylvain Langoureau farm about 21 acres of prime vineyards in Saint-Aubin, Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet. This is a heart and soul garagiste operation based in the tiny hamlet of Gamay, nestled between Puligny-Montrachet and Saint-Aubin.

$26 Chassagne-Montrachet “Les Voillenots Dessous” (2014) Red
$26 Saint-Aubin (2014) White
$31 Saint-Aubin “Les Frionnes” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$31 Saint-Aubin “Le Champlot” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$58 Meursault “La Pièce Sous la Bois” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$58 Puligny-Montrachet “La Garenne” (Premier Cru, 2014) White

Château de la Maltroye: Jean-Pierre Cournut owns some of the best plots in Chassagne-Montrachet and is considered one of the finest producers in the village. We still have a handful of his red wine from the 2002 vintage and they are presently singing – a testament to the power and longevity of Chassagne-Montrachet in the right hands.

$43 Santenay “La Comme” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$49 Chassagne-Montrachet (2014) White
$58 Chassagne-Montrachet (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$88 Chassagne-Montrachet “Les Grandes Ruchottes” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$99 Chassagne-Montrachet “La Romanee” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$171 Chassagne-Montrachet “Le Dent de Chien” (Premier Cru, 2014) White
$261 Bâtard-Montrachet (Grand Cru, 2014) White

Domaine Demougeot: Rodolphe Demougeot‘s star is on the rise. He’s based out of Meursault and since 1990 has assembled nearly 20 acres of vines, many in distinguished Premier Cru vineyards of Côte de Beaune. Besides being full of richness and finesse, his wines are a superb value – at least for now.

$34 Beaune “Les Beaux Fougets” (Premier Cru, 2013) Red
$40 Savigny-lès-Beaune “Les Peuillets” (Premier Cru, 2013) Red
$52 Pommard “Les Vignots” (2013) Red
$58 Pommard “Les Charmots – Le Coeur des Dames” (Premier Cru, 2013) Red

Domaine Stéphane Magnien: Talk about first-rate vineyard holdings, how about fourth generation winemaker Stéphane Magnien‘s Grand Cru plots in Charmes-Chambertin and Clos Saint-Denis. The domaine is not much more than 11 acres so the entire production for some of the wines could fit in the back of a pickup truck.

$58 Morey-Saint-Denis “Aux Petites Noix” (Premier Cru, 2013) Red
$117 Charmes-Chambertin (Grand Cru, 2013) Red
$225 “1.5 Liter” Charmes-Chambertin (Grand Cru, 2013) Red
$117 Clos Saint-Denis (Grand Cru, 2013) Red
$225 “1.5 Liter” Clos Saint-Denis (Grand Cru, 2013) Red

Domaine François Lamarche: Vineyards holdings don’t get much more impressive than the Grand Cru sliver of La Grande Rue that runs parallel to Romanée-Conti and La Romanée. Lamarche is the sole owner (monopole) and winemaker Nicole Lamarche turns it, and all of their vineyard production, into wines that are natural, elegant, and highly expressive of their terroir.

$26 Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Nuits (2013) Red
$135 Clos-de-Vougeot (Grand Cru, 2013) Red
$135 Échezeaux (Grand Cru, 2013) Red
$405 La Grande Rue “Monopole” (Grand Cru, 2013) Red

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Posted on 2015.11.16 in France, Burgundy