For some, the exquisite Domaine Comte Georges de Vogue' Musigny Grand Cru 2009 represents the pinnacle of red wine achievment in Burgundy. A special feature of de Vogüé is that their Musigny is called Musigny Vieilles Vignes old vines. For this wine, only vines 25 years or older are used. The average age is usually over 40 years.

A Premier Cru by classification; a Grand Cru by breed. Clos Saint Jacques has long been a contentious site. For many it is superior to all Grands Crus in Gevrey but for the regal duo of Chambertin and Clos de Bèze and even then, it is often their equal. Sturt. Forceful. Ferrous. Among the very greatest expressions of this regal commune, Jasper Morris MW refers to the Clos as the crown prince, as it slopes steeply to an ideal southern and easterly exposure. Rousseaus, by far the finest articulation.

This Blanc de Blancs opens with an ethereal ascent of citrus and a whisper of confectionery. On tasting, it shows a delicate yet persistent mousse, with notes of citrus, vanilla pod, and a subtle varietal savouriness that carries through to a wonderfully long and complete finish, showcasing exceptional purity and balance.

Domaine Coche-Dury, located in Meursault, is a highly regarded winery. Renowned for its exceptional quality, this domaine has earned a prominent position in the world of wine. Specialising in Chardonnay, their Meursault wines reflect the true character of the region. Meticulous attention is given to the winemaking process, ensuring the expression of the unique terroir in every bottle. Domaine Coche-Dury's Meursault wines are known for their balanced flavours and elegant profiles, making them a sought-after choice for enthusiasts who appreciate precision and finesse in winemaking.