A First Look at Burgundy's 2007 Vintage

In a year that produced pure, elegant wines, the Chardonnays have the edge over the Pinot Noirs
Bruce Sanderson
Posted: July 23, 2008

Twenty years ago, a vintage like 2007 in Burgundy would have been a disaster. Lousy weather for much of June through late August tested growers' skill and patience. But a precocious April and warm, dry September, plus advances in vineyard management and meticulous sorting of the grapes, saved the year.

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