The Mysteries of Burgundy

From Chablis to the Côte d'Or to Beaujolais, Finding the Best Wines of this Fabled Region is Always a Challenge

Matt Kramer
Posted: April 1, 1995

Château de Chamirey
(Mercurey; intense, concentrated red Mercurey, also impressive white, distributed by Antonin Rodet)

Faiveley
(Mercurey; Côte d'Or shipper specializes in superb, concentrated red Mercurey)

Domaine Michel Goubard
(Bouzeron; lovely, delicate Pinot Noir sold as Bourgogne)

Domaine Joblot
(Givry; concen-trated, very oaky but good red Givry)

Domaine Michel Juillot
(Mercurey; rich, oaky red Mercurey, very fine)

Louis Latour
(Montagny, Givry; the Côte d'Or shipper makes great white Montagny and fine red Givry)

Domaine Maurice Protheau
(Rully; excellent white Rully and especially good, rare white Mercurey)

Antonin Rodet
(Rully, Mercurey; shipper creating superb Rully white and other Chalonnaise wines)

Château de Rully
(Rully; superb white Rully)

Domaine A. P. de Villaine
(Bouzeron; famous as co-owner of the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti; superb red and white wines labeled Bourgogne, also white wine from Aligoté grape)

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