Columns — Burgundy

This time we gathered for one purpose: to drink Burgundy older than 2010, and it turned out to be a truly incredible experience.

We have wines that are like twins but made in different places and by different masters. Comparing Domaine de la Côte and Kei Shiogai Gevrey-Chambertin.

The name Armand Rousseau in the hierarchy of great Burgundy estates occupies the same place as DRC and other historical estates. Here’s some thoughts on its most prominent vintages.

Today's Burgundy is a kaleidoscope of geniuses, multiplied by endless evolution and a variety of styles that can hardly be classified into separate groups. In any case, none of these winemakers would want to be classified anywhere.