Bouchard burgandy celebrates ‘L’Enfant Jesus’
A delicious wine and a piece of French history are found in a glass of the 2005 Bouchard Premier Cru Beaune Grèves Vigne de L’Enfant
A Chablis to savor in years to come
If you are tired of oaky, high alcohol chardonnays try a glass of the 2007 Christian Moreau Chablis. Since 1814, The Moreau name has been
Intense, full-bodied Louis Michel Chablis belongs on top shelf
If you're tired of drinking oaky, high-alcohol chardonnay from the New World treat yourself to a glass of 2007 Domaine Louis Michel & Fils Montee
William Fevre captures Chablis’ flavorful essence
Last week, warm days gave us a taste of what's ahead, and how refreshing a glass of 2008 Domaine William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux would
Drouhin offers balanced chardonnay at the right price
Chardonnay comes in many guises, but one of its most delightful is the 2009 Joseph Drouhin Saint-Veran. The Macon is a subregion of Burgundy, and
Two blancs that are anything but basic
Basic wines made by quality-driven producers deliver pleasure and value, such as the 2009 Vincent JJ Bourgogne Blanc and the Vincent Cremant de Bourgogne The
Ripe fruit shines through in 2009 Bourgogne Rouge
Burgundy’s basic red wine is Bourgogne Rouge, and when it comes from a notable winey such as Domaine A.F.Gros, it’s an affordable way to enjoy
Chablis producer moves away from natural corks
The French are sticklers for natural corks, but Chablis producer Michel Laroche uses only screws caps for his wines marketed to the American consumer, because
At the Judgment of Princeton, New Jersey wines prove competitive
Need a good American wine for your Fourth of July party? Choose one from a New Jersey winery. Respect is coming to New Jersey wines,
Gifts for the oenophile on your list
If you have a friend, colleague or client that is interested in wine, here are some gift suggestions that will be remembered. You can give