Archive for the 'Burgundy' Category

Jun 08 2009

2006 Chateau de Davenay Montagny 1er Cru

Published by CanadianWineGuy under Burgundy,Wine

A recent white Burgundy release by LCBO/Vintages, this showed up (shockingly) at the Market (St Lawrence) shop. I plucked one off the shelf on Friday with the view at drinking right away. At $26.95 this is not exactly a bargain white, but it is still a good price for a 1er Cru. The literature about [...]

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Apr 25 2009

2005 Gevrey-Chambertin en Billard (Alain Burguet)

Published by CanadianWineGuy under Burgundy,Wine

It is rare that we bring back a bottle from some trip and open a bottle right away, but on this occasion we were concerned about a potential corked situation and we were in the mood for a good bottle of wine. Thus this wine was opened probably 5 years in advance of what we [...]

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Mar 25 2009

LCBO – Vintages Burgundy Release 25 March 2009

Published by CanadianWineGuy under Burgundy,Wine

If you get regular emails from Vintages this one may interest you. There are some very good wines featured and if you are looking at buying this may be a good time to look at these: (Overall List Here) 2006 Bouchard Pere & Fils Volnay Taillepieds 1er Cru for $65 a bottle 2006 Champy Volnay [...]

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Feb 11 2009

2002 Joseph Drouhin Morey-Saint-Denis

Published by CanadianWineGuy under Burgundy,Wine

Sitting around last night, Mrs CWG and I decided that we needed to coif a Burgundy and looking through our wine database we settled on trying the 2002 Joseph Drouhin. For those that know me know that I am more of a Bordeaux man, in fact there was some thought put into naming this the [...]

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May 19 2007

2004 Mommessin Fleurie “La Chapelle Des Bois”

Published by CanadianWineGuy under Burgundy

Mommessin, an old wine maker situated close to the town of Mâcon in the Burgundy region of France. The Burgundy region is considered one of the top three wine regions in France for reds, but that whole concept of “top” is too suggestive. Suffice it to say, the Burgundy region is probably the most diverse. [...]

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