Reviews — Wine Collecting

For collectors and long-term drinkers, Bordeaux 2018 and 2019 stand out as vintages that combine ripe fruit, firm structure, and enough freshness to age gracefully for decades. These are the kinds of wines that reward patience, whether the goal is cellaring, vertical collecting, or building a portfolio of bottles with future depth and market interest.

For more than four centuries, the Béru family has been the custodian of this historic Chablis estate. Once entirely sustained by its vineyards, the property suffered a devastating blow in the early 1900s when phylloxera destroyed all its vines, forcing wine production to cease for decades.