Jacques-Frederic Mugnier Le Musigny 2018 [NET] PET-NAT and Soberanes vineyards

and Soberanes vineyards

It’s aged in large barrels and released a minimum of four years after harvest

and a great way into the region without needing the cellar or the patience

one of Corsica's most cult rosé producers

age-worthy Nebbiolo in all of Piedmont—at prices that remain shockingly reasonable given their quality

Jacques-Frederic Mugnier Le Musigny 2018 [NET] PET-NAT and Soberanes vineyardsThis is the summit. Le Musigny is the Grand Cru that gives Chambolle Musigny its name, and Mugnier owns a significant share of it, making this one of the most coveted and rarest wines in all of Burgundy. It marries the perfume and silk of Chambolle with Grand Cru depth and length, a wine of almost weightless intensity. Allocations are tiny and the wine is built for the very long haul. If you have a bottle of the 2018, give it serious cellar time.