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Newsletter I March 29, 2026
Mar 29
Domaine Albert Mann
Albert Mann: Geological Diversity, Biodynamic Rigour, and the Structural Case for Alsace's Most Consistently Undervalued Grand Cru Domaine
Mar 27
Domaine Jean-Louis Chave: Hermitage (Blanc)
Chave Hermitage Blanc: Historical Singularity, Structural Longevity, and the Case for Marsanne as One of the World's Great White Wines
Mar 27
Domaine Louis Claude Desvignes: Morgon Côte du Py Javernières "Les Impénitents"
Centenary Gamay on blue schist, fermented without oak or compromise — Morgon's most radical argument for Beaujolais cru greatness
Mar 24
Sauta Roc: Languedoc Pézenas "In Treccio"
Three varieties, three soils, 3,000 bottles: a natural Languedoc Pézenas red whose geological complexity outpaces its young reputation
Mar 23
Wine Estate Profiles
Domaine Albert Mann
Albert Mann: Geological Diversity, Biodynamic Rigour, and the Structural Case for Alsace's Most Consistently Undervalued Grand Cru Domaine
Mar 27
Sauta Roc
A young organic domaine on ancient schist, basalt, and limestone — natural winemaking with serious terroir intent in Languedoc Pézenas
Mar 23
Jacques Selosse
The revolution that changed Champagne: four decades of terroir conviction, from Burgundy oak barrels to the grower movement it inspired
Mar 20
Domaine René Bouvier
Three generations between Marsannay roots and Côte de Nuits ambition — organic viticulture, 30 hectares, and the classification gap ahead
Mar 19
Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier
Quiet brilliance requiring patience and allocation access—Mugnier's wines reward those aligned with their distinctive personality
Mar 18
Château Boyd-Cantenac
A Third Growth defined by the tension between classified terroir and decades of quiet, incremental recovery under family stewardship
Mar 18
Wine Profiles
Domaine Jean-Louis Chave: Hermitage (Blanc)
Chave Hermitage Blanc: Historical Singularity, Structural Longevity, and the Case for Marsanne as One of the World's Great White Wines
Mar 27
Domaine Louis Claude Desvignes: Morgon Côte du Py Javernières "Les Impénitents"
Centenary Gamay on blue schist, fermented without oak or compromise — Morgon's most radical argument for Beaujolais cru greatness
Mar 24
Sauta Roc: Languedoc Pézenas "In Treccio"
Three varieties, three soils, 3,000 bottles: a natural Languedoc Pézenas red whose geological complexity outpaces its young reputation
Mar 23
Château Boyd-Cantenac, Margaux
Bordeaux's most undervalued Third Growth: history, terroir, vintages, and the quiet rise of a classified Margaux hiding in plain sight
Mar 23
Jacques Selosse: Extra-Brut Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Avize "Les Chantereines"
A proof of concept in 600 bottles: Avize chalk, Burgundy oak, and the perpetual reserve that distils Selosse's revolution to a single parcel
Mar 21
Domaine René Bouvier: Clos Vougeot Grand Cru
Old vines, organic rigour, and quiet conviction: a Grand Cru that asks to be judged by what it is rather than what classification suggests
Mar 19
Domaine Jacques-Frédéric Mugnier: Nuits-Saint-Georges Premier Cru "Clos de la Maréchale"
Burgundy's largest monopole restored: how two decades of subtraction transformed an anonymous Premier Cru into a collector's essential
Mar 18
Domaine Vincent Dauvissat: Chablis Grand Cru 'Les Clos'
Kimmeridgian limestone, biodynamic conviction, and four decades of uncompromising terroir transparency in Chablis' greatest Grand Cru
Mar 17
Domaine Albert Mann: Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg
Granite, biodynamics, and patience: how the Barthelmé brothers craft one of Alsace's most compelling terroir-driven Rieslings
Mar 17
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