It is almost a Blanc de Noirs - 57% Meunier, 38% Pinot, and 5% Chardonnay. My favorite so far is the exquisite 2004 Quinte Essence Brut, made of 60% Pinot, 25% Meunier, and 15% Chardonnay from vineyards in Belval-sous-Châtillon (if I understood correctly). Isabelle and Franck Pascal, and their name tags. That's right.3 cases. MORE >>

It was a Pinot Noir. have had some really nice Pinot's from Oregon before, but they were a bit pricey. Very comparable to French Burgundy in my opinion. wasn't really concerned about price, I just had a desire to try another Oregon wine, so I brought home a bottle of Henry Estate Oregon Pinot Noir 2006. MORE >>

don't have a definitive stance on the subject - I can make a case for both points of view. There are great Burgundy wines that cost $35, $50, and $100, but I don't believe that they are Bourgognes. What if you want to spend $25 or less, and drink red wine from Burgundy? So what are the best regional Burgundy wines at about $25? MORE >>

If this wine were from someplace famous like Burgundy it would cost $50. You could also spend $24 and get Pinon's 2007 Vouvray Silex Noir , a drier and more elegant wine. In my book, this is the truest and best Pinot Noir on the market right now for $20 or less. But I want to continue to drink fantastic wine. MORE >>

began in a French table area and tried some Sancerres (made from Sauvignon Blanc), some white Burgundys (made from Chardonnay) and some white blends. Hubery Lamy of Burgundy presented 3 wines. wine I will definitely keep an eye out for in the future. Denis section of Burgundy. don't know. great wine. Onto the reds. MORE >>