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The 1997 Domaine Daniel Seguinot Chablis Primeur Cru from the Fourchaume Vineyards, had 13% alcohol and scored 17+ Dionysian Points on their 20-point scale. Wet slate, stone, and citrus…
The 2015 Louis Latour Santenay has 13% alcohol, cost about $22 a bottle, and scored an excellent 16+ points on the Dionysian scale of a possible 20. Latour…
With 13% alcohol, costing $30, and scoring 17 points on the Dionysian scale of a possible 20, the 2017 Le Dauphin d’Olivier, from Pessac-Leognan in the Graves region…
The 1949 Moulin Touchais Anjou has 13% alcohol, was bottle number 073, worth $1,000 now, but cost $35 back in 1964, and scored 19+ points on the 20-point…
The 2007 Leonard de Saint-Aubin Pouilly-Fuisse’, with 13% alcohol, scored 17 points out of the possible 20 Dionysian points. It cost under $20 back then. At 12 years…
The 2006 Joesph Drouhin Domaine de Vaudon Chablis had 12.5% alcohol, cost under $24, and scored a fine 16+ points on the 20-point Dionysian scale. It was straw…
Scoring 17+ points, nearly gold, and costing about $100, with 14% alcohol, the 2013 Corton-Charlemagne from Louis Latour, a Grand Cru White Burgundy was filled with apple, mineral,…
The 1981 Chateau De Meursault white Burgundy has 12.5% alcohol, cost about $19 back then, and scored 17+ Dionysian points on their 20-point scale. Hints of honey and…
With 12.5% alcohol, costing under $45, and scoring 18 points on the Dionysian scale of a possible 20, the multi-vintage Champagne Serveaux Fils Cuvee Pinot Meunier is excellent….
At 35 years old, the 1983 Puligny Montrachet proves white Burgundy can age well. It cost under $16 back then, had 13% alcohol, and scored a beautiful 19 points…