Albert Bichot Chambertin Grand Cru (limited) 2021 tomfoolery This wine from a single

This wine from a single vineyard is made from vines that are managed in an environmentally-friendly way

enhanced with aniseed and a hint of minerality

or at five or 10 years

Barolo gains in smoothness while the primary fruit and fermentation aromas give way to a more complex bouquet of liquorice

There are handful of rare red grape varieties grown in the Rías Baixas region of Spain which is best known for its Albariño

Albert Bichot Chambertin Grand Cru (limited) 2021 tomfoolery This wine from a singleThe name Chambertin has been in use since the 13th century. History has it that a winegrower named Bertin planted the same variety of grapes in his field as his illustrious neighbour who owned the Clos de Bze vineyard. The wines were perfect and the owner called his vineyard "Le Champ de Bertin" (Bertin's Field) which later became "Chambertin". Since then this appellation which was Napoleon's favourite gained such fame that the village of Gevrey came