Jean-Marc Pillot Bourgogne Rouge Les Grandes Terres 2023 NO20231115 and nutmeg

and nutmeg

but it's wired together by genuine acid and salinity — a Sauvignon for people who normally drink Chablis or Sancerre

Meyer lemon curd

planted in chalky clay in Le Port à Binson in the Vallée de la Marne

with perfumed rose petal and melon on the palate

Jean-Marc Pillot Bourgogne Rouge Les Grandes Terres 2023 NO20231115 and nutmegHere's our shortcut for judging a Burgundy producer: skip the fancy bottle and drink the entry level one. The Pillot family has been making renowned Chassagne Montrachet since 1910, and while the whites get all the attention, Chassagne was once better known for its reds Jean Marc still takes them seriously. Les Grandes Terres comes from old Pinot Noir vines just below Chassagne, hand harvested, organically farmed, spontaneously fermented, and raised