The White at the End of the List
A house built on Côte de Nuits reds makes only a handful of whites. This is one of them — closed on opening, then long, layered and saline, and still not finished at fifteen.
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A house built on Côte de Nuits reds makes only a handful of whites. This is one of them — closed on opening, then long, layered and saline, and still not finished at fifteen.
Olivier Bernstein had made exactly three vintages when 2009 arrived. His Charmes-Chambertin, blended from old vines in Charmes and Mazoyères, was the Burgundy that followed a Salon and preceded two Krankls — and held its ground.