Funny when American wines have the best qpr- LIOCO, Teutonic, and division are all great tiny volume producers.
Gr8Autoxr
I’m going with the Alma Rosa, but idk. Where are the rest of the pages?
Watercress-Hairy
383. Lafarge Volnay. Just starting to be tea dry to drink so have to like em young but it’s a decent price from a good producer without getting destroyed.
WillPlay4Food
Division is such a fire producer and its a great price
idkdavid
Big ballin I would go Fourrier GC VV ‘16, small ballin I would go Tyler Santa Rita Hills ‘22
sealonbrad
I’d prob go with the Hirsch
-simply-complicated
2374. Sauvigny-Les-Beaune punches above its weight and it should be in its peak drinking window.
IAmAFucker
Domaine A et P. De Villaine is delicious juice.
Having said that I’m picking Teutonic, Shea Wine Cellars, or Mount Eden Vineyards
krumbs2020
Fourier or Whitcraft
bringbacklongboi
Walter Scott Sojeau is my pick. They’re in my Top 5 producers for Pinot Noir in the Willamette Valley and Sojeau is a phenomenal site. Haven’t had the 2022 but I picked out the 2021 in a Blind tasting of 25 WV Pinots and that one was king
amhhvb
Tannin? My husband and I love going here.
CharlotteXWells
One of those 2020 Prem Cru Burgundies
teddyone
Yo Koehler Ruprecht makes banging Pinot Noir just saying.
C00Ldoctormoney
Hard to stay away from Lafarge.
jvdpsp
Evasham Wood makes terrific Pinot and the price is right.
Gloomy-Employment-72
Ummm…what are you eating?
Soft_Owl7535
Killing me with their alignment. Bush league
SharpMathematician93
Tons of great producers on this list, but to me it makes sense to save the bigger splurges for retail. I’d stick with the under $70 selections. The Koehler Ruprecht and LIOCO are both excellent options.
DWiB403
Villaine. Haven’t tried any yet and very curious given the name on the bottle.
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Funny when American wines have the best qpr- LIOCO, Teutonic, and division are all great tiny volume producers.
I’m going with the Alma Rosa, but idk. Where are the rest of the pages?
383. Lafarge Volnay. Just starting to be tea dry to drink so have to like em young but it’s a decent price from a good producer without getting destroyed.
Division is such a fire producer and its a great price
Big ballin I would go Fourrier GC VV ‘16, small ballin I would go Tyler Santa Rita Hills ‘22
I’d prob go with the Hirsch
2374. Sauvigny-Les-Beaune punches above its weight and it should be in its peak drinking window.
Domaine A et P. De Villaine is delicious juice.
Having said that I’m picking Teutonic, Shea Wine Cellars, or Mount Eden Vineyards
Fourier or Whitcraft
Walter Scott Sojeau is my pick. They’re in my Top 5 producers for Pinot Noir in the Willamette Valley and Sojeau is a phenomenal site. Haven’t had the 2022 but I picked out the 2021 in a Blind tasting of 25 WV Pinots and that one was king
Tannin? My husband and I love going here.
One of those 2020 Prem Cru Burgundies
Yo Koehler Ruprecht makes banging Pinot Noir just saying.
Hard to stay away from Lafarge.
Evasham Wood makes terrific Pinot and the price is right.
Ummm…what are you eating?
Killing me with their alignment. Bush league
Tons of great producers on this list, but to me it makes sense to save the bigger splurges for retail. I’d stick with the under $70 selections. The Koehler Ruprecht and LIOCO are both excellent options.
Villaine. Haven’t tried any yet and very curious given the name on the bottle.
Lioco and Whitcraft. Both great producers.