Cream of the Crop: A Burgundy Collector’s Dream List

As you probably know, we’ve long taken pride in offering one of the strongest Burgundy selections around. As I reviewed our current holdings to create this offer, I was struck by just how many legendary bottles we’re able to bring to you right now. For us, it’s not just our own passion for Burgundy – it’s also thanks to the close relationships we’ve built with our storage clients that we are able to procure such thrilling bottles. As always, these come to you at especially compelling prices. All are in stock and ready to transfer to your storage or ship – and we are happy to hold until cooler weather is here!

From the majesty of DRC’s 2020 La Tâche and the power of Hudelot-Noëllat’s Richebourg (2007, 2019) to the timeless elegance of Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier’s Musigny and the incomparable finesse of Rousseau’s Clos Saint-Jacques (2002, 2007), our current lineup is hands down, spectacular! Add to that the brilliance of Comte de Vogüé Musigny, the depth of Dujac’s Clos de la Roche, and the rarity of René Engel’s 2002 Grands Echézeaux, and you have a Monday offering that defines Burgundy greatness.

There is breadth here too: Fourrier, Cathiard, Prieuré Roch, Lamarche, Ponsot, Bachelet. These are wines for the most serious collectors: blue-chip holdings to drink, cellar, or anchor your collection. As is the case with these producers, quantities are exceedingly limited, and many are single bottles only. This is Burgundy at its most profound and this list will definitely brighten your Monday morning. And, if you are ever in need of recommendations, would like more in-depth information on a grower or vintage, please reach out!