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Burgundy's most elegant red village — Pinot Noir of crystalline finesse and floral aromatics. Often called the most feminine wine in the Côte de Nuits.

The Côte de Nuits' most structured village — Pinot Noir of weight and longevity, with notes of blackberry, leather, and forest floor. The Pinot to age.

A Médoc commune appellation — Cabernet-led Bordeaux blends with structure, blackcurrant, and a touch of gravel. Often a great value next to neighbouring Listrac.

The muscular center of the Médoc — three of the five First Growths and the densest, most age-worthy Bordeaux. Cassis, graphite, cedar; built for decades of cellaring.

Red · Medium · Dry

The Right Bank's grand commune — Merlot-and-Cabernet-Franc blends with rounder tannins and earlier drinkability than the Médoc. Plum, truffle, leather; food-friendly across decades.

The most rustic Médoc commune — sturdier tannins, more iron, more savory character. Bordeaux for those who like their wines with edges.

The Goldilocks Médoc — Cabernet-led blends with the power of Pauillac and the elegance of Margaux. Consistent, classical, deeply ageable.

Pommard's perfumed neighbor — silken-textured Pinot Noir of remarkable elegance. The Côte de Beaune's most lyrical red.