100% Meursault?  Yes!

How can that be?  Wouldn't the name of the village be on the label?

Generally, yes.  Sometimes, local wine laws and technicalities preclude the use of the village name on the label (case in point, the

Chateau Lynch-Bages is one of the most prestigious red Bordeaux producers.  

A must-have for collectors with every release, few aficionados are aware they make a stunning Bordeaux Blanc,  Blanc de Lynch-Bages.  That's because so little is imported...

Gevrey-Chambertin

Isn't Gevrey-Chambertin supposed to be on the label?

Generally, yes.  But....

"Roncevie" is a lieu-dit (vineyard) in the heart of...

"Heaven."  Decanter

Why all the attention for this brilliant Chenin-Blanc?

Vouvray is a region within the Loire Valley.  Chenin Blanc is the white grape grown there.

If you are a fan of seafood, then the 2019...

Nothing says summer like Sancerre!

And, nothing embodies "refreshing" like Gerard Boulay's 2019 Chavignol Sancerre.

Perched on the northern tip of Sancerre are the white limestone slopes of Chavignol, the finest Sauvignon Blanc growing...